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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1915

Page

17

Mobile port features best dock facilities for gulf repair

At a Greater Pensagon Club meeting in March the Pensacola News reported Clarence Sweeny argued Mobile is the only gulf coast port with modern docking facilities. He noted two equipped Mobile docks employ over five hundred men and can service the largest ships between the gulf and South America. He urged Pensacola to build a dry dock costing 225600 to attract repairs and keep pace with Mobile.

Greater Pensagon Club Paes Bile Clarence Sweeny Pensacola News Sweeny Mobile Ollinger & Bruce Gulf Docks Gulf Coast Evonre South Sult Atlantic Pacific Norfolk

GETS-IT Corn Remedy Proposed As Quick Fix

An old public notice highlights GETS-IT as a simple corn treatment, claiming rapid relief and easy application. The text then shifts to Mobile shipyard activity, noting multiple vessels, including the Norwegian bark Aline and the steamer Kennebec, arriving or undergoing repairs at Ollinger & Bruce Dry Docks and other local docks. Docks attract vessels from Pensacola Gulfport and St Andrews for inspections and repairs, with dry docks cited as key to Mobile’s appeal.

Qorr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company Belize B. H Dictator Mobile United Fruit Company New Orleans Bluefields Pensacola Gulfport St. Andrews Fla

Mobile leader lauds Warrior Tombigbee waterway impact

J T Cochrane speaks at Tuscaloosa celebration on all year navigation linking Alabama coal and iron to Mobile. He urges Alabama, Birmingham, and Mobile to cooperate, expand port facilities, and use barges to move goods between Birmingham district and Mobile seawards.

Mobile Tombigbee Warrior Rivers Coal and Iron District Alabama John T. Cochrane Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad Board of School Commissioners Mobile County Tuscaloosa Birmingham Tidewater Gulf Ports Empire City Congress War Department Cordova Charmnel Gulf

Free Trial Offer Promises Asthma Cure Method

An advertisement claims a new asthma cure usable by any sufferer without discomfort or time loss. It invites readers to try a free method at the company’s expense, targeting long standing and recent cases, including hopeless ones after failed inhalers and other treatments, with a request to mail a coupon today.

Development of Mobile port and Alabama river system

Alabama leaders urge state-wide support for building docks and port facilities at Mobile to handle Alabama business, improve waterways, and boost rail and water transport. The plan seeks state credit and cooperation with Mobile, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery, Selma to expand this single port as a regional economic asset.

Alabama Mobile Alas Ala Mobic Louisiana Warrior Tombigbee Coosa Tallapoosa Tuscaloosa Birmingham Montgomery Selma United States Commonwealth

Lookouts Open Four-Game Series at Monroe Park

Manager Harry McCormick brings the Chattanooga Lookouts to Monroe Park for a four game series with the Mobile Southern League club. The team has improved into a pennant contender after a busy rebuilding period. Key players include Jud Daley in center, Alberfeld at short, Johnston in left, Harris at first, Lusk at second, Graff at third, and pitching staff members Harding Cunningham Wagner Marshall and Clark. Catchers Kitchens and Betts bring Texas League experience to the club.

Harry McCormick Chattanooga Monroe Park Mobile McCormick Jud Daley The Billikens Kid Alberfeld Lookouts Jack Johnston Harris Graff Lusk Harding Cunningham Duluth Wagner New Orleans Marshall Clark Mick Kitchens Betts Houston Beaumont

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