SACK LENDING PART OF PLAN TO ADVANCE CROP DIVERSIFICATION
Montgomery May 27 Special announces that a Montgomery grocery company has bought 20000 cotton sacks to loan to Alabama farmers. sacks used to ship corn and wheat to mills. flour and meat produced there will return in sacks. Wade calls plan a practical spur for crop diversification and cotton consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
J. A. Wade
State Department of Agriculture and Industries
Grocery Company
Alabama
Mr. Wade
Wade
U M S Athletic Day Highlights Close Finishes
Conrad Armbrecht topped U M S field day with 18 points winning discus high jump and broad jump while taking thirds in 220 and 100 yard dashes and the half mile. Ira Keller led intermediate events with 19 points and medals will be awarded at Friday’s commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Armbrecht
University Military School
Dauphin Street
Armbrecht
Haller
Ira Keller
George Haas
W. Tunstall
J. R. Burgett
Marion Rubira
Monroe Park
Cardus claimed to restore Ada Hull's health in six years
Mt Airy North Carolina Ada Hull says six years ago severe abdominal and back pain due to menopause left her weak and near death. After one bottle of Cardus she improved greatly and six years later reports perfect health with no further medicines. Adv says try it at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
N. C
Ada Hull
Cardus
Cardail
Adv
Memorial honors Maj Walthall for yellow fever relief
A Memphis relic from 1873 regarding the Howard Association tribute to Maj W T Walthall of Mobile. The memorial recalls his aid during the yellow fever outbreak, organizing the Walthall Infirmary and aiding the sick, with endorsements from Memphis officials and Association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Robertson
Howard Association
W. T. Walthall
Mobile
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
Wherpas
Major Walthall
G. W. Gordon
ED J. Mansford
J. H. Smith
John Johnson
DeFillippi v Mastro Valerio et al Court Actions
Chancery Court proceedings include Angella DeFillippi versus Alexander Mastro Valerio et al submitted on bill and decree pro confesso. Mary E. Holmes et al versus Star of Hope Division No. 4 et al testimony ordered published for June 11. Hubbard v Cleron Miller et al motion to amend bill granted with order of publication on amended bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 promoted as harmless and permanent
An advertisement touts Brownstone hair dye claiming a safe, lead free formula that rinses not and lasts. It promises a range of shades from gold to deep brown and lists Kenton Pharmacal Co as manufacturer with Mobile dealers Bienville Pharmacy and others selling two sizes and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Mobile
Bienville Pharmacy
Dave S. Bauer
L. Braswell
Mizpah Lodge Meets at Odd Fellows Hall In Whistler
Mizpah Lodge No. 222 and Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America hold a 7:30 PM meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Whistler. The event follows a dance night with about forty couples and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Mizpah Lodge No
Brotherhood Railway
Carmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Wade Lane
Johnie Williams
Mobile
Ohio
Birmingham
Ala
Patterson
Alabama appoints 21 illiteracy commission counties
Twenty-one Alabama counties form subcommissions to stamp out illiteracy. The department of education announced fourteen counties Tuesday and seven more Wednesday, naming officials in Chambers Coffee Cullman Fayette Franklin Washington and Escambia with others to follow. The full roster includes county superintendents, principals and local leaders across Baldwin Clarke Dallas Houston Jefferson Marion Lee Plantersville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Department of Education
Chambers
Coffee
Cullman
Fayette
Franklin
Washington
Escambia
G. M. Barnett
LaFayette
G. M. Veazey
H. S
Milltown
S. H. Oliver
Halderfield
Stroud
Mamie Andrews
C. H. Byrd
Enterprise
W. L. Pittman
R. C. Conner
Claude Riley
Elba
Kyle B. Price
D. W. Smith
E. Ledbetter
George Stiefelmeyer
W. J. Cottingham
Oscar F. Fischer
Alex. Smith
R. L. Reaves
A. J. Grimsley
Virginia Holliman
Mary Stokes
Kennedy
T. H. Roberson
Russellville
E. T. Bolding
H.S
Columbia
J. W. Brown
Dothan
G. H. Malone
J. R. Young
Dothan Jefferson
P. M. McNeil
Birmingham
C. B. Glenn
George Gordon Crawford
Brown-Marx B
W. L. Murdock
Sydney M. Ullman
Guin
H. O. Sargent
A. S
Hamilton
N&ecy Donald
Haleyville
Ida Fite
Autat L. E. Byrum
Jones
H. T. Wallace
Pal County
Prattville
C. E. Thomas
Nervous Weakness Relief Found In Vinci Cure
A Hesville resident describes severe fatigue and insomnia improved after using Vinci. She reports lasting health gains and sleep normalization, praising the product. The ad credits Van Antwerp's Drug Corp and leading drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesville
Ohio
Vinci
Anna Lis
MILON
Beallsville
van Antwerp
Mobile Shriners Plan Return Visit to Hamasa
Abba Temple members and a large number of Shriners will travel from Mobile to Meridian Mississippi on Friday morning. They will attend a ceremonial hosted by Hamasa Temple as a reciprocal visit following last Saturday’s Abba Temple stopovers. Meridian is said to be preparing lavish entertainment to surpass past efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Rotarians in a Thursday meeting at the Cawthon hotel to discuss needed legislation affecting the medical college. Dr Seale Harris presided, and Palmer Pillans, newly elected president, will be installed next Thursday aboard the steamer Cessna during a banquet for Rotarians and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Medicine
University of Alabama
Rotary Club
Rotary
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile County
Medical College
Seale Harris
Palmer Pillans
Cessna
Naval Reserve Plans to Be Driven by Chamber in Mobile
A Alabama naval reserve committee, headquartered in Mobile, will meet at noon Friday in the chamber of commerce rooms with Chairman A. J. Parsons presiding. The group has been active, with good results expected. The cattle committee under Parsons will meet at 12:30 that day to discuss tick eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Alabama
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Parsons
Parsons
New Fraternal Order to Be Instituted in Mobile
The Order of Orioles, a new fraternal group, will be instituted within eight days in Mobile. Charter members have been examined by lodge physicians and officers report a successful campaign. Supplies and regalia have been bought from Buffalo, New York, and are due late this week. Harry F. Moody and assistants anticipate many new applications as the organization grows, while the group already claims over 97,000 members nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Mobile
City Hall
Harry Pillans
W. T. Walthall
Great Charitable Organization
Peoples Sn Bank and Trust Co
Tenn
Howard Association of
Howard
J. H. Smith, Secy
Treas
A. D. Langstaff
Order of Orioles
Orioles
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry F. Moody
United States
Smugges-Say and Generations at the Conservatory Entrance
Fragmentary notice lists names of county superintendents and principals of education in multiple Alabama counties including Prattville Attalla Guntersville Monroeville Columbiana and Odenville with several accompanying names and titles. The text resembles a directory snippet or roster from a larger county education section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lree
Conservatory
National Monthly
RL. Facett
Prattville
Coater
Bullock
George Hall
James
Eadly Cartledge
Juliet Hixon
Perote
R. E. L. Cope
Union Springs
D. J. Paulk
Etowah
S. C. McDaniel
Attalla
J. R. Kimbrough
J. A. Barnes
Roy
G. A. Harris
H. S
Monroeville
C. W. Jackson
W. A. Excel
Annie McMurphy
Vredenburgh
Shelby
S. P. Williamson
Sterrett
Route 1
Lycurgus Leftwich
Columbiana
Prichard School Grades Entertained with Ice Cream Treat
Fourth to second graders enjoyed recitations songs and games hosted by Miss Nichols Willison and Savage on Tuesday afternoon in Prichard Ala. Ice cream and cake followed as the children expressed thanks to their teachers. Other notes mention Mrs J W Wilson of Mobile visiting the Jones family and a successful Helping Hand Society lawn party with proceeds exceeding expectations. The Ladies Aid will meet with Miss Zula Davis Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichard
Ala
Prichard School
Miss Nichols
J. W. Wilson
Mobile
Little Daughter
Jones
The
Baptist Church
Helping Hand Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Zula Davis
Thunder Showers Forecast to Cool Friday Weather
Local Forecaster Albert Ashenberger predicts Friday thunder showers with little temperature change. On Wednesday Mobile hit 88 degrees while Montgomery reached 94 and New Orleans 92. A Montgomery thunderstorm lowered the day’s high to 66 at 7 o clock. The Mobile temperature trend continues to be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ashenberger
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Oakdale Community Neighbor Notes and School Program
Sunday visits mark social ties in Oakdale with Mrs P C Buole and others hosting. A Grace Chapel meeting and Oakdale Baptist old ladies convention are planned, plus a school entertainment featuring Cinderella and a Oakdale Quartet drew local residents, teachers, and children together as thermometers showed 84 degrees aided by breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Weather breaks May heat records in Montgomery district
May heat records shattered in the Montgomery district as government station notes a record maximum of 106 degrees. The section director announces the event as a new weather history benchmark for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Toulminville Notes and Local Arrangements
Miss Myrtle Leeper visited in Wicises tor Tuesday. Mr Vivian Pritchard of Birmingham is visiting his parents this week. The Ingram family and party will be Fairhope Sunday in their boat Helma. Edward Leeper has gone to New Orleans to work. The Toulminville School Improvement Society met to discuss Bingyville Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Leeper
Wicisestor
Vivian Pritchard
Birminghall
Ingram
Fairhope
Helma
Jessie Martin
Mobile
Meeker
Memphis
Tenn
Sidney Meeker
Two Holidays Announced For Next Week
Decoration Day on Monday May 31 and Jefferson Davis birthday on Thursday June 8 labeled state holidays. Federal offices will observe holiday rules both days with one postal delivery and one forenoon oral delivery window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Imitation Cola Dealer Warned Against Deception
A reader warning describes a dealer selling imitation cola as genuine, cautioning consumers to avoid substitutes and recognize deceptive practices. The message stresses that counterfeit products mislead buyers into thinking they obtain the real bottled ore.
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U.M.S
North Carolina
R. B. duMont
Wm. W. Croom
Dumont & Croom
St. Michael St. Bell Phone
J. T. Jett & CO. General Contractors
City Bank
Bell
Res
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Grees
Rat Te Be
Pillans
E. J. Mansford
Maury & Unruh
Ney
Whistler
Wilbur Leroy Patterson
Whistler Road
Bethany Baptist Church
Heywood Vaughan
Elam Cemetery
Whitpen
Elizabeth Whitpen
Deitrich Whitpen
Jerre S. Davison
Carolina
Isaac F. Davison
Mr. Davison
Deitiich Whitpen
Methodist Church
Henry Bohlmer
Srs
Mattie Fieldness
Messrs
Louis
Jerre S
Thomas
Hastings
Lee Davison
Samuel V.’. Kelley
Aes
C. W. Tate
Harris
Coca Cola
Torrence
I. W. _Harper
George
Flynn
Tew
C. d Te
I. W. Harpers
W. F. A. Mangum
J. E. Rawls
Ernest Andrea
Mr.George
Plateau
Refich
Hughie Flynn
Graham & Rush
Mangum
J. F. Rawls
Coca Cola Plateau
TI. W. Farmers
Oakdale
Gayfer’s
Paul Jones
U.S
Maat Et Gayfer
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