Fire Station No 2s Fire Baby Dies At Station
Fire Station No 2 mourns the death of its youngest member Tom Price a fire baby age ten months who learned to beat the barrier and won the driver Georges Murdocks heart. Veteran Pat Lyons grieves as the stall welcomes a new recruit in hopes of friendship. The dead horse valued at 300 dollars died of colic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lyons
Eo “Murdock
McLéan
Tom Price
Gray
Pat ‘Lyons
Tom
Pat
George Murdock
Vitalitas mining hub sparks world interest in Texas coast
The Vitalitas substance is mined near a secluded Texas coast site and shipped to Houston for extraction into a liquid form. Advertisers claim it cures indigestion rheumatism and chronic disorders, toutting tonic and cleansing properties. Sold by Sutton's Drug Store and other druggists with a suggested daily dose.
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Vitalitas
Texas
Judé Vitalitas
Houston
South
Sutton's
Flannelly Succeeds Robson as Mobile Passenger Agent
William Flannelly formerly travel ing passenger agent of the Southern Railway with Kansas City headquarters has been named city passenger and ticket agent at Mobile. He arrives to take charge succeeding G C Robson who has been Mobile for a year and promoted to district passenger agent at Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flannelly
Robson
William Flannelly
The
Southern Railway
Kansas City
Mobile
G. C. Robson
Ben
Atlanta, Ga
Keys from Carnival Leader Sent to Police Station
A ring of twelve keys was mailed to police headquarters Friday from Johnny Jones head of the carnival company at the Gulf Coast Fair the week of October 26. The owner may claim the keys by calling at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Jones
Carnival Company
Hyomei Claims Twenty Year Catarrh Cure Proven
A Philadelphia man touts Hyomei as a cure after twenty years of catarrh with deafness and relief after using the Hyomei outfit. The letter extols quick relief, no stomach dosing, and a money back guarantee with a convenient pocket inhaler and bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Walsh
Murray Street
Philadelphia
Ure
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Clouds and Weather Jokes Dominate Mobile Column
The Mobile weather page jokes about Phoenix heat and Lake region frost while predicting Saturday showers. A humor piece recalls a streetcar anecdote about a woman and her friend and ends noting cloudy warm nights and a Saturday rain chance.
Houston to Tampa Touring Plan by Linn Family
R C Linn and family of Houston plan an automobile tour from Mobile to Tampa to prove feasibility. They traveled Mobile to Fairhope by steamer Apollo and will follow Dixie Highway toward Pensacola. Linn backs Old Spanish Trail and urges Gulf Coast cities to coordinate, praising Mobile and Gulf routes for winter tourism.
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Houston
Texas
Mobile
R. C. Linn
Tampa
Fla
Linn
Apollo
Fairhope
Baldwin County
Mississippi
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Mr. Linn
South
Gulf States
Florida
Whistler News Highlights Include Services and Meetings
Rev. Joseph J. Harris of the Assembly of God will conduct services at Henry C. Everett’s residence tonight at 7. Baptist choir practice at the church Friday at 7. Woodman Circle No. 111 meets Odd Fellows Hall Friday at 7. Whistler Camp No. 16094 MWOW meets Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 7. School Improvement Association adds members and elects officers. Officers: Mrs Julius Co Wicke president, Thomas B Allman secretary, Arthur L Savage treasurer. New entertainment committee named. Members to arrange fire plug and water in school yard. Growlers Fishing and Hunting Club members depart for Battle Creek by launch Ruth for several days. Zanne Goldman moves into Fourth Street home. Mesdames Wilbur Luther and Walter Cato travel to Birmingham to visit aunt Mrs Vandebill for two weeks.
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Whistler
Ala
Joseph J. Harris
The
Assembly of God
Henry C. Everett
Baptist Choir
Woodman Circle No
Odd Fellows Hall
Whistler School Improvement Association
Whistler School
Julius Co. Wicke
Thomas B. Allman
Arthur L. Savage
Lailia Peterson
Arthur Savage
George Bennett
Robert Clark
Mark D. Therrell
J. F. Henley
Growlers Fishing and Hunting Club
Ruth
Battle Creek
Donald Hoffman
George W. Wheeler
David Halliwell
Edward Barry
Zanne Goldman
Fourth Street
Pullen
Mobile
Mesdames
Wilbur
Luther
Walter Cato
Ohio
Birmingham
Vandebill
Benefit Game Sunday Near Monroe Park to Aid St Matthew’s
The City League winter schedule is halted Sunday afternoon at Monroe Park for a charity game. The Crowns will face a Gulls all star lineup selected by Charlie Schmidt. Roos notes a catcher replacement for Norton and promises a competitive match starting at 3 PM.
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Monroe Park
St. Matthew's Church
Oakdale
Charlie Schmidt
The
Gulls
Roos
Crowns
Joe Norton
Schmidt
Home Gardens of City Yield Eight Thousand Dollars
Directors of the Mobile Home Garden Association report about eight thousand dollars worth of vegetables produced by city home gardeners in the past season. Land cultivation cost about seven dollars per acre, considered low by experts. The association oversaw 116 acres on vacant lots, supporting several families. Recent sales included sixty dollars each from sweet potatoes and other vegetables. An active winter garden campaign begins next Tuesday. Attendees included Rev. G. Tucker, Dr. E. A. Dannerly, Rev. Father T. J. Eaton, Mrs. Daly, Miss Julia Hussell, and Mr. Norton.
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Mobile Home Gardening Association
Winter Gardens
G. Tucker
E. A. Dannerly
T. J. Eaton
Daly
Julia Hussell
Norton
Police Raid a Tiger Find Booze at Former Saloon
Detectives found thirty four beer bottles and one quart of brandy in the rear of a former saloon at north east Jackson and Lipscombe streets. Chief Detective FE. T. Rondeau ordered Francis Zieman held on the prohibition charge. Detectives Murphy Lacey Burch Pearson and Newbern assisted. Yard littered with bottle wrappers.
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Jackson and
Lipscombe Streets
FE. T. Rondeau
Francis Zieman
Murphy
Lacey
Burch
Pearson
Newbern
Auto and buggy collide injure man near St Francis
An automobile driven by F A Nash collided with a buggy driven by Serr Samler early Friday at St Francis and Royal streets. Samler was painfully but not seriously injured. Traffic Officer Sutherland reported the accident to police headquarters. There is time to reserve tables for the Grand Salon opening dinner dance at the Battle House on Saturday night November 6.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Department of Weather
Great Lakes
Lake
Rocky Mountains
Arizona
North Atlantic States
Charlie Chaplin
Dauphin Street
Battle House
Adv
F. A. Nash
Samler
St. Francis and
Royal Streets
Sutherland
Adyv
Auburn Not Scored On In Fourteen Battles
Auburn, Ala. November 5 By defeating Georgia 12 to 0 Auburn completed its twenty first game since being scored upon and its fourteenth straight scoreless contest. The article notes Auburns stout defense and a long streak of low opponent scoring, with only Georgia and Vanderbilt breaking through in 1913 and a single early 20th century score from Vanderbilt.
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Auburn
Ala
Georgia
S. L
A. A
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Athens
Rickwood Field
Carlisle Indians
South
McWhorter
Bob McWhorter
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H. C. Vaughan Lumber CO
Che Blue
Ortical Company
Taylor
Horlick’s
Racine
Wis
Horlick
Iowa
R. C. Harris
Matzoth
Mobile & Ohio
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Chunchula
Mobile County
Alabama
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