Notice of Sale of Real Property in Mobile County Alabama
Under a March 14 1914 Probate Court decree in Mobile County the administrator of Laura Barlow deceased will sell to the highest bidder for cash at twelve noon on April 13 1914 in front of the Mobile County Courthouse Lot 34 and 35 Hyland Place as recorded in Deed Book 111 N 8 page 1 over and above a $500 mortgage. Samuel A Barlow Administrator Gaillard and Mahomer Attorneys.
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Probate Court
Mobile County
Alabama
Laura Barlow
Hyland Place
Samuel A. Barlow
Gaillard & Mahomer
Funeral Notice for Mrs Smith Died March 24 1914
Fringina Althear Smith wife of Julius A Smith aged 72 died Tuesday afternoon March 24 1914 at 420 pm The family invites friends to attend from 2518 S Georgia Ave Friday morning at 10 oclock and from Central Presbyterian Church at 1030 am Interment in Magnolia Cemetery
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Smith
Fringina Althear
Julius A. Smith
S. Georgia Avenue
Central Presbyterian Church
Magnilia Cemtery
Last Day for Terrazas
A Chihuahua dated private letter dated March 23 reports that Luis Terrazas Jr. is to be executed. The El Paso dispatch notes the letter’s unusual importance as a sensational telegram-like item from the border region.
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EL Paso
Chihuahua
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Y M C A members hear urging for 1914 campaign
A Mobile luncheon at the Battle House featured speakers from the Y M C A and local business leaders urging support for the upcoming membership drive. Arthur C. Tonsmeire recalled benefited education from the night school, while others stressed community impact and mobilizing members to keep Mobile’s All Southern trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Battle House
C. W. Moss
J. C. Acree
S. P. Gaillard
Ashbel Hubbard
John T. Cochrane
R. F. Neville
Thos. T. Palmer
Thos. J. Young
J. W. Phillips
E. A. Donnelly
W. P. Hines
W. W. Middleton
J. Bestor Robertson
A. C. Harte
L. D. Dix
Jas. L. Cawthon
Rev. Gardiner C. Tucker
Alex T. Howard
F. W. Evans
Julius Hammel
W. Marshall Turner
B. H. Clingerman
W.H. Armbrecht
F. C. Immler
John A. Wetzel
John C. O'Connell
Walter G. Horn
J. O. Acree
Arthur C. Tonsmeire
City Bank and Trust Company
Moss
Mr. Harte
Association
Mobile
India
William H. Armbrécht
Young Men's Christian Association
Y. M. CIA
Asociation
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile Area
Mrs. Fringilla Altheus Smith widow of Julius A. Smith died at 251 South Georgia avenue at 4 20 pm. Born 1841 in Dallas county Alabama she moved to Mobile fifty years ago leaving four sons J Martin Smith Julius A G Archie A Lee Smith and a daughter Mrs Charles M Farrar. Mrs Cornelia B Kiernan 70 widow of Francis Kiernan native of South Carolina Mobile resident sixty five years died at 204 Rapier avenue after a long illness. William Goode Kemp aged three, son of W B Jr and Sallie Kemp, died in Mobile after a short illness. parents residents of Wilmer. Remains taken by Dixon & McKay to Tunnel Springs for interment. The funeral of Charles Raymond Smith from Church street and Dexter avenue at 9 20 am was conducted by Rev O C McGehee with interment in Pine Crest cemetery. pallbearers C Goodloe V Goodloe H Duffee and Robert Peterson.
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Fringilla Smith
Fringilla Altheus Smith
Julius A. Smith
South Georgia Avenue
Smith
Dallas County
Ala
Mobile
J. Martin Smith
Birmingham
Julius A
G. Archie
A. Lee Smith
Charles M. Farrar
Cornelia B. Kiernan
Francis Kiernan
South Carolina
Rapier Avenue
William Goode Kemp
Sallie Kemp
Wilmer
Dixon & McKay
Tunnel Springs
Charles Raymond Smith
Church Street
Dexter Avenue
O. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Pine Crest Cemetery
C. Goodloe
V. Goodloe
H. Duffee
Robert Peterson
Confused Wishes vs Judgment in Personal Decision Making
The phrase notes that many people mistake hopeful wishes for sound judgment. It cautions readers to distinguish desires from rational assessment.
Mobile Cotton Prices and Market Report
Mobile Cotton market report shows daily prices for grades from good ordinary to good middling with a market steady tone and 350 bales sold. Receipts for the day reach 162, sales this week 2,711, exports to date 161,304, stock 24,828, and year-to-date totals reflect ongoing activity through Sept. 1.
New Orleans Cotton Futures End Mixed After Day Of Declines
Cotton futures in New Orleans closed steady to lower with declines of 3 to 12 points. Prices for September through December contracts show slight decreases from the prior session, while the market reflects a cautious stance after reports and weather notes.
Chancery Sale of Mobile County Property by Decree
Public sale to cash bidder on April 27 1914 to satisfy a March 1 1914 decree. Two square four lots 22 and 7 plus lots 21 and 8 in Mobile Alabama described with fronts and depths on Spring Hill Road State Street Kennedy Street Pine Street. Also attached improvements and ice making equipment. personal property of defendants Henry W French and Abraham G Levy listed. CARL HOLBORN Register. March 25-April 18 1915.
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W. French
Abraham G Levy
Register's Office
Court of Chancery
Southwestern
Chancery Division
State of
Alabama
Mobile County
Mobile
Spring Hill Road
Kennedy Street
State Street
Pine Street
N. S
Lotw No
Mary E. Carter
W. J. Patterson
Mary E. Crater
Maryl. Carter
Spring Hill Avenue
Henry W. French
Abraham G.levy
Carl Holborn
Register
Wall Street Review Wide Stock Movements After Annual Meeting
The Corn Products stock continued its rapid decline after the annual meeting with preferred down 4 to 60 and Union down 2 to 73 4. Ambitious gains and losses occurred across many issues including Amalgamated Copper, American Sugar, General Electric, New York Central, United States Steel, and others with varied shifts and a generally unsettled market.
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New York
Unon
Sbethienem Steel
Amalgamated Copper
American Belt
Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel, & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore &Ohio
Brooklyn’ Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake’ & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
Mil
S&j. Paul
Colorado Fuel Tran
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Madson
Denver & Rio Grandes
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Cris
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Pfd
Inter Harvester
Louisville& Nashvvile
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Tehigh Valley
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
N. Y
Texas Oil
Cotton Receipts on Rail Lines Reported in Transit
Cotton receipts listed for Southern Railway Frank M. Ladd with 7 bales. Mobile and Montgomery Railroad transit records show 2 bales for Baker-Lvons, totaling 4 bales.
Reds Meet New Orleans in Return to City After Fifteen Years
The Reds visit New Orleans marking the clubs first appearance in the city in over fifteen years. The Reds are not a championship team, but if Her-20g improves his pitching, he may contend for a first four spot as the season ends.
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Reds
New Orleans
Kidney and Bladder Trouble Treated With Jad Salts
An authority says uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder causing burning, frequent urination, and discomfort during the night. A simple remedy is four ounces Jad Salts with a tablespoonful in water each morning for a few days to neutralize urine acids and restore normal urinary function. Inspired by popular use, Jad Salts is marketed as an inexpensive, harmless effervescent drink from grape and lemon acids with lithia.
Grain And Provisions Fluctuate In Chicago Trading
March 26 grain and provisions markets showed fluctuations with price moves and notable activity across futures and spot markets in Chicago. Traders monitored supply signals and demand shifts affecting corn wheat and other commodities.
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Chicago
New York Cotton Prices and Futures Edges
New York cotton markets show spot middling at 13.50 cents with no sales. Futures closed barely changed with March at 12.96, May 12.26, August 11.68, October 11.83, December 11.40. Continuous quotes reflect slight activity and steady demand.
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New Orleans
New York
Gulf
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Harry Harris
Conti St
Gus Seipel
S. 406
Dauphin St. Bell
ST. Michael ST
Springhill Avenue
Chapin
Dauphin
Orchard Station
C. F. Hewitt
St. Francis Street
P. O
Thomasville
J. R. Wesley
S. Cedar St
Bay 17
Daniel L. Pike
Whistler
O. C. Smith
Prichard
A. E. Ray
Southern Roof and Steel Works
P. Iley-Davidson
S. Hamilton
Crichton Lumber Co
M. B. Schwarz
Conception and Knox
Bell
Indiana
American Laundry
Old Shell Road
Magnolia Compress and Ware Co
R. B. Turner
Mobile Water Works
Dauphin St
P. Q
Bell 886
Southern
College
Corner Dauphin
Hamilton
Shaw-Cain Elect. Co
E. G. Bowman
Dauphin Street
St. Joseph Street
Oakdale
Daily Item
Poultry and Eggs
C. H. Burkett
Bell Phone
Colin the
Government Street
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity Side
Thomas L
Lloyd
John Vidmer
Equity
George Vidmer
West Point Military Academy
West Point
Matabele V. Watson
Belvidere
Ilinois
Belle Steed
Julia Ward
Susan Goff
William M. Ward
Daniel Ward
Wade
Jackson County
Mississippi
Pensacola
Florida
Benjamin B. Fountain
John W. Freeman
J. A. Bouchard
Lee
Co. C. Langdon
Range Two
Mobile Item
Dennis
Business Personals
National Co-Operative Realty Company
C. F. Miller
William J. Koral
N. W. Congress
Royal
Corner Canal
Conception Streets
Alabama Mattress Co
Peoples’ Employment Bureau
Fells
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
Simmons
Winfield
Simmons Sons
Pritchard
W.S Simmons
R. T. Ervin
Geo. E. Stone
Terrazas
New Oreans
Monterey ST. Bargain
Monterey Street
Government &J
On Price
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis &T
Wall Street Review
Mobile Chamber OF Com
Mts
Bacontes
Louisiana
Norville
St. Francis St
J. T. Adams
Adams
Bienville Square
de Norman Bell
N. Royal St
Bidet Ad Insurance ‘Company
Oseph Street
Claiborne
Knox Streets
Rosth Montgomery
West
Nort Vannah ‘Street
Ce and
Rence
Sa Laws
N. L. Vickers
St. Michael Street
Fire Insurance
DR. F. L.tapia
Britten
RLM
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