Local Lumber Demand Drives Projected Workforce Boom
The speaker notes high demand for lumber will create substantial work for the operating force, signaling ample employment opportunities and increased activity in the industry.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1916
Page
3
Governor Honors Four Mobil ians as Delegates to Southern Congress
Governor Henderson names Mobile residents and other Alabama leaders as delegates to the Southern Sociological Congress in New Orleans April 12 to 16. The list includes Dr. T. H. Frazer, Mrs. Julius Goldstein, Dr. D. T. McCall, and Dr. J. S. Schwarz, among many others. All delegates are noted as civic leaders and progressives, with large Alabama attendance anticipated due to low rail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Mobile
Southern Sociological Congress
New Orleans
T. H. Frazer
Julius Goldstein
D. T. McCall
J. S. Schwarz
J. D. Matlock
Ensley
C. E. Thomas
Prattville
M. S. Davie
Dothan
J. L. Sibley
William G. Thomas
C. Williams
Charlies T. Pajlard
W. H. Oates
John S. Tilley
W. H. Sanders
Montgomery
Mary R. Jordon
Woodlawn
Moran
F. W. Ragland
W. L. Murdock
J. H. Phillips
Sidney J. Bowie
George G. Crawford
W. L. Grubb
J. L. Kaul
E. R
S. O. Carlisle
L. B. Eierson
J. S. McLester
Birmingham
J. T. Searcy
Tuscaloosa
William Ives
Florence
F. C. Smith
Vincent
D. H. Finley
Pollard
W. H. Holloway
Talladega
J. L. Doster
University
Cary Gamble
Huntsville
W. D. Partlow
M. 8. Davis
Mary W. Kirk
Tuscumbia
Lillian Kirby
R. P. Killpatrick
Camden
P. B. Lusk
Guntersville
Thomas E. F. Taylor
Tuskegee
Southern Commercial Congress
J. E. McCulloch
Alabama
St. Charles
Mobile Attorney Thomas Sims Dies at 55 in City
Thomas Shelton Sims aged 55 a local attorney died Saturday at his home 20 Lemoyne Place after weeks of illness. He was a Greene county Alabama native and son of the late Thomas W. Sims and Lethe Shelton Sims. He is survived by his wife a half-brother Thomas W. Sims chairman of the State Tax Commission and other relatives. He belonged to the Mobile Bar Association practiced in state and federal courts and was a member of the Athlesian Gulf Fishing and Hunting clubs. Funeral services Sunday at 4 pm with Magnolia Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shelton Sims
Lemoyne Place
Greene County
Ala
Thomas W. Sims
Lethe Shelton Sims
Athlesian Club
Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club
Sims
Magnolia Cemetery
Jett Muths Construction Company Incorporation
The Jett Muths Construction Company Inc filed incorporation papers in the probate court late Friday afternoon to engage in general contracting with headquarters in Mobile. The firm, in business nearly a year, is capitalized at 2000 dollars and will start with 1000 dollars. Officers are D. E. Jett president and director, G. A. Muths secretary and treasurer, G. M. Jett vice president and general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett-Muths
Whistler Religious Notices and Local News Roundup
Whistler Methodist Church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Lascis M Atchison and Wilbur Cato. evening sermon at 7 15. Bethany Baptist and St Pauls Episcopal list services and pastors. Notable items include the marriage of May Barnes to Alexander Ross McPherson at Carr Street, and wedding of Joseph Barrett to Mrs Fanny Sweeting at Toulminville. Community events, travel notices, and local social news accompany the church listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler Methodist
Lascis M. Atchison
W M. Cato
Wilbur Cato
Tye Panes
Bethany Baptist
Heywood T. Vaughan
J. W. Jones
Ernest L. Graham
John
St. Paul’s
Episcopal
A. G. Richards
James T. McCan
Mobile
Joseph J. Harris
Henry C. Everett
Myers Memorial Baptist
Harry Brance
J. W. Whitsett
E. M. Daffin
St. Elmo
Ala
Baptist Church
Emma Knight
W. M. Shoemate
Ida Roy Calloway
Willie Woodward
Escatawba
Assembly of God
Edward Lavett
Richton
Miss
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sunset Band
Misses Blanch
Katie Lou Kelley
Foree
Thelma Malone
Ruth Lee Freeland
Nina Gray
Eleanor
Lucile Fitzgerald
Lora Adele Hartley
Christine Rawls
Susan Crabtree
Joseph Nix
Miss Irma
Okolona
Clyde George
Joseph White
Elmer
Clarence Cato
Joseph Chastang
Clyde Hartley
Malcolm Bossey
Mr. Steiner
Adolph Vetter
Preston Laws
Henry Peterson
Edgar McRee
Earl Myles
John Ranagier
Isaac Fitzgerald
N. S. Gay
Thomas Hartley
James Bellinger
Buford
Stephen J. McCarty
George A. Maloney
Whistler
Pat McDonough
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
Peterson & Sons
Leroy Finnegan
Southern
Columbus
Francis M. Atchison
Whistler Methodist Church
Miss May Barnes
Alexander Ross McPherson
Carr Street
Miss Barnes
McPherson
Barnes
Whistier
W. L. Caton
Frank Pringle
Lima
Ruby Caton
Neander Cunningham
Walter Cato
George L. Lambeth
Emanuel Alvarez
Lindey
Emelia Barnes
Blanch Kelley
Augustus Nylander
Cornelius Brown
Whistler Shops
Rail car shortages ease as lines expand interconnections
Railway circles report easing car shortages with more cars moving to high demand points. E H Turner of the Alabama and Mississippi railroad says business is improving and a May connection with the Pascagoula Moss Point Northern is expected, uniting Vinegar Bend Alabama with Moss Point Mississippi. Lumber shipments on the Alabama Tennessee and Northern are rising as truck movements to market approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Turner
Alabama and Mississippi Railroad
Moss Point
Miss
Russell Houston
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marine Supply Co. “‘the Motor Boat Store
America
Toggery
Mobile’s Leading Men’s Shop
St. Emanuel and
Dauphin Streets
Decatur
Wabash Railroad Company
QO. J. Kidd
Chunchula
O. T. Kidd
Glen Burdette
Pom O
A. R. Link
Frank Connors
Cyril Pooley
Wasson Street
I. L. Whatley
Wilmer
Star Agen
Georgetie
Pauline Jayne
Thomas W. Jayne
Bethany Baptist Church
Milton James
Frank Ryals
Selma
D. W. Bosdell
Northside Baptist Church of
William Taylor
James Morgan
Louis Walker
William Scott
Frank Hosbeins
George Hosbeins
Joseph Barrett
Fanny Sweeting
Toulminville Methodist Church
Whistler Baptist Church
Francis M.atchison
Mr. Barrett
Barrett
Merchants Bank
Water and ST. Francis Sts
Mobile, Alabama
Georgette
Shepherd
C. J. Gayfer & Company
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