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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary note states confidence in handling a task but admits making a mess. Text is incomplete and lacks identifiable persons or organizations.
Several rental offers appear including a modern cottage north Brown Street with two rooms west of Ann Street at 20 dollars monthly a five room south side cottage near New Street at 18 dollars and several furnished cottages in Magnolia Beach Fairhope and Coden Alabama with contact details for D N Brown Cos tello Doyle M J Vickers Son Fairhope Realty Co and Mrs Carrie Rabby. The notices run across multiple blocks with varying terms and phone contacts.
A sensational fragment of a personal letter in a woman's hand was found near the Fourteenth Avenue and the A G S Railroad where an unidentified man was murdered Monday morning. The note about death hints at fear of a sudden end and includes the signer initialed B. The Woodin Undertaking Co. is trying to identify the victim.
Montgomery May 31 Legal graduates Julian Strassburger and J A Lusk Jr sought oaths to practice law after graduating from the University of Alabama. Clerk General Ligon advised swearing not required yet, licenses will be issued once the dean sends the graduate list. Strassburger will practice in Montgomery and Lusk in Guntersville.
In Montgomery Alabama on May 21 James Johnson a negro was charged by United States Commissioner Elmore in the first Montgom ery federal case of car seal breaking under the new law. Watchman A M Ballard identified him as he tried to flee with goods stolen from an Atlantic Coast Line box car. He is jailed in default of a 500 dollar bond.
William P Weatherly prominent young farmer and Miss Lucy Thompson Moore of Athens eloped to Huntsville and wed in the probate judge office. Moore, 18, had just graduated from Athens College and received her diploma from Miss Mary N Moore, college president, amid family opposition to the age marriage.
Notice invites readers to a regular meeting Thursday May 29 at 8 p m. with home committee report. Distributed by National Medical Institute Milwaukee plus signatories A W Metcalf M D and G B Sellers as dictator and secretary.
E M and J N Fowler offer repair service for sewing machines clocks and watches at 753 Dauphin Street plus lessons to maintain your own machine for 50 cents per session Home phone 1420. May 30 7tp.
A historical price list shows assorted fruits and vegetables with varied lot sizes and prices. Entries include grapes, bananas, cabbage, beans, peas, codfish, mackerel, apples, peaches, apricots, onions, garlic, lemons, potatoes, and peanuts with multiple packaging options and per unit or per case costs.
The Tombigbee river and branches are expected to fall over the next two days while the Alabama river continues to decline. The forecast addresses river conditions for shipments moving north, east and west under extreme heat.
A high pressure system over the Gulf moves air northward creating sunny conditions and extreme heat in the Gulf and South Atlantic states with Dodge City reaching 96 degrees and Charleston 88. Scattered rain accompanies low pressures along the middle and North Atlantic coast and in North Dakota, while a cool high pressure area sits off the North Pacific coast.
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama Thir teenth District Southwestern Division Van Antwerp s Drug Corpora tion Inc Complainant vs Jonathan Hunt et al Respondents notice is hereby given that an order was made May 2 1918 The bill names many non residents and heirs unknown and directs defendants to plead by June 28 1918 or be confessed The order requires publication in The Mobile Item for four weeks CARL HOLZBORN Register in Chancery Brooks Crawford Solicitors
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