Sacks Loan Plan Aims to Diversify Alabama Crops
Montgomery reports that a local grocery company purchased 20,000 cotton sacks to loan to Alabama farmers. Farmers will ship corn and wheat to Montgomery mills, then receive flour and meat in return. Commissioner J A Wade calls the program a practical stimulant for crop diversification and cotton use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
J. A. Wade
State Department of Agriculture and Industries
Alabama
Mr. Wade
Wade
U M S Athletes Shine With Close Finishes
Conrad Armbrecht was named best all round athlete at University Military School field day on Dauphin street campus scoring 18 points by winning the discus, running high jump and broad jump and placing in sprints. Ira Keller topped intermediate contests with 19 points. Awards to four medalists will be presented at Friday commencement. annual exercises and tournament set for Monroe Park this afternoon.
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Conrad Armbrecht
University Military School
Dauphin Street
Armbrecht
Haller
Ira Keller
George Haas
W. Tunstall
J. R. Burgett
Marion Rubira
Monroe Park
Cardus credited with restoring Ada Hull’s health
Ada Hull of Mt Airy North Carolina recalls six years of severe abdominal and back pain ending after taking Cardus. She describes dramatic relief after one bottle and complete recovery with no further medicine. She endorses Cardus as the finest medicine a woman could age and urges readers to try it at druggists.
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Mt. Airy
N. C
Ada Hull
Cardus
Adv
Memorial honors Maj Walthall for yellow fever relief
A Memphis city memorial, presented by Mayor Harry Pillans, recalls Maj W T Walthall secretary of the Cant Get Away Club of Mobile and his aid to the Howard Association during the 1873 yellow fever outbreak. The testament by J H Smith and official resolutions praise his prompt relief efforts and leadership at the Walthall Infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Mobile
City Hall
Harry Pillans
W. T. Walthall
Great Charitable Organization
Peoples An Ae Bank and Trust Co
Tenn. Texa
Howard Association of
Howard
J. H. Smith
Secy
Treas
A. D. Langstaff
J. P. Robertson
Howard Association
Ala
Tenn
Major Walthall
G. W. Gordon
ED J. Mansford
John Johnson
Court notices two chancery actions set for June 11
In the Chancery Court before Chancellor Smith Angella DeFillippi versus Alexander Mastro Valerio et al and Mary E. Holmes et al versus Star of Hope Division No 4 et al involve testimony ordered and publication. a June 11 date is set. E H Hubbard versus Cleron Miller et al includes motion to amend bill granted and order of publication on amended bill.
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Chancery Court
Smith
Angella DeFillippi
Alexander Mastro Valerio
Mary E. Holmes
Star of Hope Division No. 4
E. H. Hubbard
Cleron Miller
Brownstone hair dye offers harmless gray coverage
A claim touts Brownstone as a safe easy hair dye that covers gray without irritation or detectable color change. Sold in two colors and sizes, it promises long lasting results and is advertised by Kenton Pharmacal Co and select druggists.
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Manuaoe
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Evington
Kyad
Mobile
Bienville Pharmacy
Dave S. Bauer
RL. Braswell
Whistler Notices Lodge Meeting and Local Events
Mizpah Lodge No. 222 of Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America meets at Odd Fellows Hall at 7 30 tonight in Whistler Alabama. A Whistler social reports about forty couples attended a dance last night with refreshments. Funeral services were held for Wilbur Leroy Patterson with pallbearers from his classmates. Elizabeth Whitpen dies at 96 in Whistler. funeral Thursday at 4 30 from her son's residence and Whistler cemetery. Suburban League meeting sets plans for July 5 games and umpire appointments on Whistler and Plateau diamonds.
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Carmen
Whistler
Ala
Mizpah Lodge No
Brotherhood Railway
Carmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Wade Lane
Johnie Williams
Mobile
Ohio
Birmingham
Patterson
Wilbur Leroy Patterson
Whistler Road
Bethany Baptist Church
Heywood Vaughan
Elam Cemetery
Whitpen
Elizabeth Whitpen
Deitrich Whitpen
Deitiich Whitpen
Methodist Church
Jerre
Whistler Cemetery
Suburban League
Ofrofessor
C. W. Tate
Harris
Coca Cola
Torrence
I. W. _Harper
George
Flynn
Tew
CC. W. Te
I. W. Harpers
W. F. A. Mangum
J. E. Rawls
Whistler Diamond
Ernest Andrea
Plateau Diamond
Mr.George
Plateau
Refich
Hughie Flynn
Graham & Rush
Mangum
J. F. Rawls
Coca Cola Plateau
I. W. Farmers
Alabama appoints 21 illiteracy commissions across counties
Alabama education officials announce twenty one county commissions to drive ill literacy efforts. New panels include Chambers Coffee Cullman Fayette Franklin Washington and Escambia with more to come. Appointments list superintendents principals and local leaders across numerous towns.
Vinci Restores Health Says Woman in Ohio
A Beallsville Ohio woman testifies Vinci restored her strength and sleep after years of weakness and illness. She says she regained health and now feels better than in years. The ad notes Vinci is guaranteed for run down and debilited conditions and is sold by Van Antwerp's Drug Corp and drug stores.
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Meville
Ohio
Vinci
Beallaville
Mobile Shriners Return Visit to Hamasa Temple
Abba Temple members and patrols will travel from Mobile to Meridian Mississippi on Friday morning to take part in a grand ceremonial hosted by Hamasa Temple. The visit is a reciprocal gesture following Hamasa’s previous visit to Abba and Meridian preparations are reported to be extensive. Hamasa aims to surpass prior entertainments.
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Hamasa
Abba
Mobile
Meridian
Miss
Needed Legislation for Medical College Interests Rotarians
The School of Medicine faculty at the University of Alabama joined Mobile county legislators and Rotary Club members in a Thursday meeting to discuss needed legislation affecting the medical college. Dr Seale Harris presided for the last time as club president. Palmer Pillans was elected president and will be installed next Thursday aboard the steamer Cessna at a banquet with Rotarians and families.
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School of Medicine
University of Alabama
Rotary Club
Rotary
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile County
Medical College
Seale Harris
Palmer Pillans
Cessna
Naval Reserve Impetus Set by Alabama Chamber Meeting
The Alabama naval reserve planning committee, based in Mobile, will meet at noon Friday in the chamber of commerce rooms with chairman A. J. Parsons presiding. The group has been active and expects good results. The cattle committee, led by Parsons, will convene at 12:30 to discuss tick eradication efforts.
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Naval Reserve
Alabama
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Parsons
Parsons
New Fraternal Order Oriented In Mobile
Mobile prepares to institute a new fraternal group named the Order of Orioles with charter members examined by lodge physicians. Supplies and regalia are bought from Buffalo New York and arriving soon. Harry F Moody and assistants report strong member solicitations in the city and anticipate more applications. The Orioles, though new here, boast over 97000 members nationwide.
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Mobile
Order of Orioles
Orioles
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry F. Moody
United States
Directory of education officials and locales in Alabama
A list of county superintendents of education and principal county high schools across Alabama towns and cities. Names include Bullock in Prattville, Etowah Attalla, Marshall Albertville, Guntersville, Monroeville, Shelby and Columbiana among others, with assorted addresses and officials.
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Rol. Faucett
Prattville
Coater
Bullock
George Hall
James
Eadly Cartledge
Juliet Hixon
Perote
R. E. L. Cope
Union Springs
D. J. Paulk
Etowah
S. (. McDaniel
Attalla
J. R. Kimbrough
Attal
Rov
G. A. Harris
H. S
Monroeville
C. W. Jackson
W. A. Mason
Excel
Annie McMurphy
Vredenburgh
Shelby
S. P. Williamson
Sterrett
Route 1
Lycurgus Leftwich
Princia County
Columbiana
T. Palmer
Montevallo
Wallace Columbiana
D. W. SE .Clare
Perkinson County
Ashville
J.0. Sturdivant
Prichard School Children Enjoy Party and Ice Cream
In Prichard Alabama the fourth to second grades were entertained by Miss Nichols Miss Willison and Miss Savage with recitations songs and games. Ice cream and cake followed. Students thanked their teachers for a lovely afternoon. Mrs J W Wilson and child visited the Jones family. A Baptist Church study class drew a large crowd, with the Helping Hand lawn party a success and funds exceeding expectations. Ladies' Aid plans meet with Miss Zula Davis.
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Prichard
Ala
Prichard School
Miss Nichols
Miss Willison
J. W. Wilson
Mobile
Little Daughter
Jones
The
Baptist Church
Helping Hand Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Zula Davis
Thunder Showers Bring Cooling Trend Friday
Local forecaster Albert Ashenberger predicts Friday will see thunder showers aiding a cooldown. By Wednesday Mobile reached 88 degrees, Montgomery 94, and New Orleans 92 as a storm in Montgomery dropped the temperature to 66 at 7 p.m. Thursday’s Mobile reading remained unsettled.
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Albert Ashenberger
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oakdale Social News Highlights and School Play
Sunday visits abound as Mrs Buole Mrs Garcia and others share hours with family friends. Oakdale Baptist Church annou nces an old ladies convention and Grace chapel holds a special meeting. Oakdale school program features Cinderella Vera Ross and Lily Seifert plus a teachers meeting after events. Temperatures linger around 84 with cool breezes noted.
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P. C. Buole
Raymond Garcia
Bisiett
H. Garrettson
Mertz Station
Calhoun
Miller
Dog River
George Walker
Goodman
L. V. Stone
Martin
Toulminville
Vera Ross
Lillian Seifert
Berry
Record Heat Breaks May Weather History in District
Montgomery Alabama reports all May heat records shattered with a government station recording a high of 96 degrees. The section director announces this as a new weather history benchmark for the area.
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Montgomery
Ala
Toulminville Notes and Social Roundup
Miss Myrtle Leeper o ver Tuesday. Mr Vivian Pritchard visiting his parents. Ingram family to Fairhope Sunday in their boat Helma. Miss Jessie Martin at Mobile Infirmary for appendicitis able to be around. Meeker in Memphis with son Dr Sidney Meeker. Toulminville School Improvement Society met to discuss Bingueville Fair plans. Sunday school class No 1 met Miss Hattie Willis with ice cream. A new bungalow rising beside Charles Rosette's. Edward Leeper to New Orleans for work. Misses Margaret and Olive Platts to entertain class No 1 Friday. Mr and Mrs J H Harrison V Rev and Mrs Daffin and Mrs Hail Saturday night. Sig Mr Brown preached Sunday night.
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Myrtle Leeper
Vivian Pritchard
Ingram
Fairhope
Helma
Jessie Martin
Mobile
Meeker
Memphis
Tenn
Sidney Meeker
Toulminville
Holidays Marked Next Week in Official Notices
Next week observes two holidays Decoration Day on Monday May 31 and Jefferson Davis birthday on Thursday June 3. Federal offices follow holiday rules with one mail delivery and general delivery windows open for a portion of the forenoon.
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Jefferson Davis
Post Office
Ie Ae
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