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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1914

Page

6

Spring Hill Avenue Drain and Curb Agreement Details

The article outlines a county Mobile County contract for Spring Hill avenue between Catherine street and LeVert avenue. It describes a joint agreement among the Mobile Light and Railroad Company property owners and the county to install curbing and underdrainage, plus a parkway for the railroad tracks to be built and funded by the second and third parties.

Spring Hill Avenue Catherine Street Crichton Pert Avenue Mobile Light and Company A Hill Avenue Vert Avenue Street Railroad Company County Board LeVert Avenue Street Railroad Mo- Light and Railroad Company Hill Avenue Mobile le Saverue Ashland Place Mobile County Alabama Spring Hill Board of Revenue and Road Ionére Ala Sprag Hill Mo‘Counity Avenuue Board of Revenue and Commissioners of Ee Co Fay McClure Mobile Light and Railroad Company J. H. Wilson Kate Leonard Frederick I. Ioson A. L. Staples To Investment Co

Spring Hill Avenue Road Construction Progress and Finances

The article details payment obligations for drainage and curbing on Spring Hill Avenue, with a lien on abutting parcels to secure sums. It describes work by Perry & Vaughan from Catherine Street to the river, including gravel base and chert surface, now partly completed with sections under construction and others in heavy use.

Spring Hill Avenue Perry & Vaughan Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners

Mayo in Route to New Position in New Orleans

Col John P Mayo of Columbus Mississippi arrived in Mobile to visit Hon Percy W Maer collector of customs. He has been appointed by President Wilson as immigration commissioner at New Orleans and will assume duties there Monday. The tour notes road work on Spring Hill avenue with mixed progress and concerns over chert and gravel quality.

John P. Mayo Columbus Miss Mobile Percy W. Maer Col. Mayo Wilson New Orleans Crescent City Tombigbee River Improvement Association Spring Hill Avenue Newton Chatogue Convent of Visitation Wall

Get-IT Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief

Slogans tout a corn cure named GETS-IT that claims instant shrinking and vanishing of corns without cutting or bleeding. Advertiser urges readers to visit for a demonstration and promises easy, painless removal within seconds.

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Post Office Remodeling Deferred Until After Holidays

The Treasury guest in Washington approved delaying interior and exterior remodeling of the Federal Building. Jett Bros. Contracting Co. of Mobile won the contract as the lowest bidder. Thornton asked for the delay until after January 1 to avoid disrupting holiday mail handling and the post office force during peak season.

Treasury Department Washington Federal Building Jett Bros. Contracting Company Mobile Thornton Post Office

Roadwork on Spring Hill road draws criticism over materials

Residents and county officials criticize the contractors for using dirt and mixed materials not specified in the contract on the Spring Hill road area between the Convent of the Visitation and Lyons Park. Observers note absence of agreed mixing methods and lack of equipment like harrows or steam rollers.

Item Convent of the Visitation Lyons Park Spring Hill Road

Rate cases scheduled for hearing in Montgomery

Traffic Manager Cobb announced the Alabama Railroad Commission docket schedule for Thursday in Montgomery. Key matters include L&N petitions to cancel rates on cord wood to Mobile from Berrylum Foshee and Wallace, nails wire and staples from Anniston to Mobile, pig iron from Birmingham district to Mobile, and empty soda bottles to Mobile. Chamber of Commerce representatives A J Parsons M D Kahn and Horace Turner will attend.

Cobb Alabama Railroad Commission Montgomery Mobile Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Berrylum Foshee Wallace Anniston Birmingham Alabama Chamber of Commerce Railroad Commission A. J. Parsons M. D. Kahn Horace Turner

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