Beef quarantine urged to aid Mobile meat trade
Mobile chamber pushes beef cattle program to boost local stock and household purchases of Mobile-killed beef. Local abattoir men Davis and Haas praise the plan, noting higher cattle grades and prices could follow. They urge Mobile housewives to buy local meat to spur county farmers to improve their herds.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobile County
Mobile Abattoir Company
Mobile
A.D. Davis
Alabama
Davis
Haas
Edward Haas
Haas Brothers
Seattle
Silver Loving Cup Presented to Mobile Lodge 67 Knights of Pythias
The silver loving cup honoring Mobile Lodge No. 67 Knights of Pythias was presented during the silver anniversary celebration at the Battle House. Grand Chancellor Wal drop delivered the presentation address with Adolph D. Bloch as temporary custodian. Julius Goldstein Jewelry Company made the cup. It bears the inscription of November 7, 1914 and the order shield F C B, with officers named on the reverse side. The cup will be kept at the Pythian Castle among the lodge’s prized items.
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Mobile Lodge No. 67
Knights of Pythias
Waldrop
Adolph D. Bloch
Julius Goldstein
J. A. Reaves
Q. S. Adams
F. L. Miller
C. W. Culver
H. W. Leinkauf
Henry Simon
J. C. Potter
L. B. McLeod
W. B. Sims
Pythian Castle
Georgia Tech Edges Georgia In Muddy Atlanta Clash
In Atlanta on November 14, Georgia Tech defeated Georgia 7 to 0. The only TD came from Fielder in the first period. Georgia quarterback Itier was injured and rushed to a hospital after a rough hit. Charley Thompson was ejected for kicking. Seven thousand fans watched a wet, fumble plagued game.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Pech
Georgia Univerisity
Fielder
Itier
Pital
Catten
Charley Thompson
Excise Board To Hear Petition For Transfer
The excise commission of the city will hold a special meeting on Nov. 18 at 10 30 a m for the hearing of Sam Schroeder's application to transfer his retail liquor business from 908 Cedar Street to the corner of Congress Street Jane.
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Excise Commission of
City of
Sam Schroeder
Permis
Cedar Street
Congress Street
Jane
Foot and Mouth Ill Argument for Rat Proofing
R P Duvalle argues sanitary and economic benefits from rat-proofing with reinforced concrete. He cites cities wage on rats reducing fire insurance rates, links rat presence to foot and mouth disease and human risk, and extols concrete housing for stables and residences for cleanliness, durability, light, and lower costs.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Mobile
Boards of Health
Tennessee Defeats Sewanee to Preserve Unbroken Victory Run
Tennessee beat Sewanee 14 to 7 in Chattanooga preserving a season long winning streak. The Orange and White surged on offense with sustained drives and a late push as Sewanee’s defense held firm, showing improved form after recent losses.
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International News Service
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Sewanee
Tigers
Alabama
Tech
Bucks
Haskell Indians Rout LSU In New Orleans clash
In New Orleans on November 14 the Haskell Indians overwhelmed Louisiana State University 31 to 0. The Indians dominated with strong end runs and standout backfield trio Flood Richards Wilson Powell.
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Haskell Indians
Santa Claus Letters Get Postmasters’ Alert For Charity Use
Washington post office instructions set December handling of letters to Santa Claus. Fully prepaid letters may be given to charitable groups or reputable locals for philanthropy, with unpaid or underpaid postage covered by the recipient. If multiple requests, postmasters choose proportions. if none, forward to Dead Letters.
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Santa Claus
Post Office Department
Washington
Jas, I. Blakslee
Asst
Arraignment in oyster tub measure case
In the interior court on Saturday Norman L. Jones was arraigned for selling oysters in a tub smaller than the legal measure. A battered tub with a wooden bottom was shown as evidence. Jones requested a jury trial and was held on $150 bond. the case moves to the city court.
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Norman L. Jones
Jones
Thanksgiving steamer trips to Magnolia Beach from Mobile
The Mobile Business Women's Club plans three daytime trips on Thanksgiving Day aboard the steamer Charles E. Cessna to Magnolia Beach with stops at Fairhope for dinner. Departures from Mobile are 9 am 3 pm and 7 30 pm with returns at 11 am 4 pm and 9 30 pm. Meals aboard available and club members host dinner for invited guests.
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Henning
Charles E. Cessna
Mobile Business Women's Club
Magnolia Beach
Mobile
St. Francis Street
Fairhope
Business Woman’s Club
N. V. Suggs
L. W. Cassidy
B. C. Ottman
Uniform
Bank of Maple Camp No. 5
Woodmen of the World
Mobile River
Dauphin Street
First Week of Contest Assures Great Success
The Mobile Item's Movie Popularity Contest reports a booming first week with hundreds of votes. Twenty four stars are featured with strong support and cash prizes entice spectators to vote in sets of five across multiple theatres.
Local rental listings highlight multiple city properties
Listings show addresses including 152 St Joseph St 10 Brown St 954 S Broad St 812 Julia St 7 Brown St and 1 LeBaron Ave near N Dauphin. Properties range from 6 to 8 rooms with repairs, painting offers, baths and lights and monthly rents such as $10 and $18.00.
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Julia St
Bath and Lights
Dwellings For Rent With Modern Conveniences Listed
Public notices list multiple rental options with addresses in Huntsville and nearby streets. Units include rooms, parlors, kitchens, baths, and electric lights. Prices range from one dollar to fifty dollars with details on size and amenities.
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Government St
Property bargains on eight rental listings with several cottages
Estate agents seek offers on nine rental cottages and two building lots. Properties include two Franklin Street cottages rented at 20 and 16 dollars monthly, a two story Broad and Dauphin dwelling, Elmira Street and Chatham Street lots, and multiple rentals on Selma and Hamilton areas. A owner-occupied cottage on Luling Street is offered as a real sacrifice, with showings available.
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Franklin and
Palmetto Streets
Luling Street
Lafayette Street
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Monroe Park
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South Charleston
Hall
Charleston Street
W. Jefferson
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N. L. Vickers
ST. Michael ST
Alfalfa
Pinson & Geiger
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Brown St
S. Broad St
Savannah St
LeBaron Ave
N. Dauphin
D. N. Browne & CO
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Chatham
S. Delaware
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Chatham Street
Hamilton
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R. B. duMont
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Wm. W. Croom
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Title Insurance
Title Insurance Company
Joseph Streed
Duncan
S. E. Government and
Royal Streets
Maury & Unruh Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
City Property
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Monterey St
Houston St
Rapier Avenue
Dauphin St
Georgia Ave
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Rapier
Michigan Avenues
Edward M. Bailey
Dauphin
Jas.k.glennon
JAS. K. Glennon & CO
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