Fancy Sliced Pine Oaleter and Imported Brick Cheese
Fragmentary retail note shows Fancy Sliced Pine Oaleter priced at .200 and Imported Brick Cheese listed at 25 cents. Description garbled but indicates daily grocery items and prices.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary retail note shows Fancy Sliced Pine Oaleter priced at .200 and Imported Brick Cheese listed at 25 cents. Description garbled but indicates daily grocery items and prices.
For sale includes the DeRiviere residence and eleven lots at Spring Hill and Lafayette, with frontages 241 by 325 feet plus 216 by 126 feet, plus a two-story frame at 257 N Lawrence Street with 10 rooms, a large lot. Also two Cedar Street lots and a cottage with five acres on Spring Hill near the car line. Prices range 1,350 to 3,650 dollars.
In Pensacola Florida May 29 the federal grand jury already in session faces a long spell of work. Revenue officers have stacked the docket with about one hundred illicit distilling cases and the bank investigation may delay until comptrollers return to explain the bank records.
Beginning next Tuesday the river packet Charles May will make regular runs up the Tombigbee river as far as Lock 3 as an independent steamer. She carries a good cargo for the first trip. The May came down Wednesday.
United States Senator Duncan A. Fletcher addressed crowds in downtown Pensacola and at East Hill playgrounds. He defended his Lorimer vote and his Senate record, earning enthusiastic receptions as he tours Milton and nearby towns before returning to Jacksonville.
The vessel resumes a winter voyage on the upper Bigbee carrying crossties and staves as it glides upstream. The packet draws 20 inches, indicating shallow draft for the trip.
W S Keller state highway engineer and Birmingham Montgomery Highway Association president leaves Montgomery for a proposed route demonstration to Birmingham. Otto T Barr chauffeured a Buick. stops planned along the route to discuss features and invite attendance at Clanton barbecue June 12 with over 50 Montgomery autos expected.
Governor Ben W. Hooper of Tennessee will attend the July 4 Horseshoe Bend battle anniversary in Tallapoosa County with his official staff. The commission hopes Tennessee participation honors the Cherokee War site where General Andrew Jackson gained fame. Dr. Thomas M. Owen seeks Wilson, Garrison, and Marshall invites in Washington. Alabama’s congressional delegation is expected.
Mrs Williams of Elkhart Indiana reports long sickness due to organic inflammation and female weakness eased after four months of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits temporary relief from six doctors but says the remedies provided lasting improvement and offers to publish her testimonial. The advertisement notes the product is made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics and invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for confidential advice.
Senator Norris introduces a resolution asking the attorney general to inform the senate whether the New York Central system and its Lake Shore connections violate the Sherman anti trust law. He alleges control of four routes Chicago to Buffalo and two New York to Buffalo lines and urges action to dissolve the combination.
The Florida Supreme Court upholds life terms for C. G. Bonner and his two sons in the Washington county murder case. Morrell was fatally shot as he walked home. no witnesses saw the crime and the defendants were convicted on circumstantial evidence.
Fragmentary note seeks a patent cure for a cold in one day. Mentions Grove as a signature witness and references a claimed brisk remedy.
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