Markets Waver as Traders Watch Trends
Uncertainty in cotton and stocks kept markets cautious on the local exchange. Cotton opened down about 1s with U S census figures showing ginned bales up to 9,615,833 and New Orleans future prices fluctuating. United States Steel opened near Monday levels after a recent high, while wheat and corn posted modest gains and export sawn timber held at 27 cents per 30 cubic feet.
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U. S
New Orleans
United States Steel
Stillers Arrested After Mortimer Area Raid
Deputy U S Marshal Tunstall Jr. arrested Will Parker and Jack Marshall in Escambia county on liquor without licenses. They were taken to Brewton for a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Rabb and admitted to bail of 250 dollars each. Stills six miles northeast of Mortimer were destroyed by Deputy Collector W F Nabors.
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United States
Tunstall, Jr
Escambia County
Will Parker
Jack Marshall
Brewton
Rabb
Mortimer
Geta-Get It corn remedy promises painless relief
A late 19th century style ad touts GETS-IT as a simple three second remedy to remove corns without pressing or digging. It highlights ease and painless skin, claiming sales through druggists for 25 cents a bottle, with Chicago publisher E. Lawrence & Co. and Mobile distribution by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mobile
van Antwerp. Drug Corp
Mobile visitors and business travel fill city in week
Mora gues Lumber Company president J I Marty heads east on extended trip visiting New York Boston and Philadelphia. Alabama official Dan G Cook arrives in Mobile with family, en route to Jackson and Clarke County. Grand Opera Company parts from Mobile after failed engagement. Local residents and tourists include Foxes of Pensacola, Theodore Jackson of Mobile Electric, N C Barnett of Gulf Coast Lines, architect William Holabird, and several Chicago and Ohio visitors at Battle House and Cawthon Hotel. An open Mobile Lodge turkey party is planned at Moose Hall tonight.
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J. I. Marty
Moragues Lumber Company
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Dan G. Cook
House
Senate of
Alabama
Mobile
Mary G. Cook
Sam C. Cook
Wilcox County
Ruth Cook
Stockton
N. G. Gullett
Jackson
Clarke County
Theodore K. Jackson
Mobile Epectric Company
Ohio
Chicago
N. C. Barnett
Gulf Coast Lines
New Orleans
Antheml Anne
William Holabird
Windy City
Dauphin Island
Battle House
J. L. Horn
Richmond
J. N. Flowers
Miss
John M. Bommusbach
Decatur, Ill
William L. Limbenthal
Oscar Litz
Ernest E. Wager
Washington, D. C
Atobite
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Moose Hall
J. H. Oren
Mass
Franklin County Vote Delinquent With Tabulation Due
Franklin county returns remain late and unless received by Wednesday the general election tabulation will be done by Judge John Purifoy secretary of state without Franklin’s vote. State law requires returns opened within fifteen days in the governor or attorney general’s presence. An urgent letter has been sent to Franklin county probate judge to expedite reporting.
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Montgomery
Ala
Franklin County
John Purifoy
Franklin
Purifoy
Louis N. Kent Praises Granger Regulator Liver
A reader named Louis N. Kent says he used to donate much of his salary to doctors but now uses Granger Regulator Liver as a great saver of medical bills. He plans to keep it in his home and recommends asking the local druggist about the product.
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Kent
Congressmen to be Invited for Mobile Visit by Chamber of Commerce
Senators and representatives from Alabama and Mississippi will be invited to Mobile with a navy yard visit next month under a Chamber of Commerce resolution. Bankhead Underwood Vardaman and Williams and Gray and Dent would receive invitations. A committee will plan entertainment for the visiting delegation.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Mobile
Commission On Navy Yards
Chamber of Commerce
Bankhead
Underwood
Vardaman
Williams
Gray
Dent
J. E. Reichert
Mobile County
Chamber
Department of Plant Industry
J. J. Bartee
Fairhope
E. B. Gaston
Chamber of Commerce of
Rome
Muscle Shoals
Coosa River
Stolen Hawsers From Schooner Laura Hialdt At Dock
Thieves cut the hawsers tying the schooner Laura Hialdt to the Markley-Miller dock and fled with about $150 worth of rope. Police were alerted after the watchman woke at 2 am and saw a man jump to the wharf while another pushed off in a skiff. The theft occurred before completion of the tampering.
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Laura Hialdt
Markley-Miller
Bishop A W Wilson Dies After Long Illness
Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson of the Methodist Episcopal Church South dies at home in Baltimore after a protracted illness at age eighty two. The Associated Press reports the death occurred on this date.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Navy
Alpheus W. Wilson
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Illustrated Lecture Planned by Fr. Gerow at Society
With tonight's regular monthly meeting of St. Mary's Holy Name Society a series of illustrated lectures will begin for members and friends. The first lecture titled The Catacombs and Ancien Rome will be presented by Rev Father R O Gerow and the meeting will start promptly at o'clock.
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St. Mary’s Holy Name Society
Catacombs
Rome
R. O. Gerow
Soldier Finds Friend Kept His Lost Money
J. R. Nelson a Morgan soldier reported sixty dollars lost to police. He later told the station a friend had the money for safekeeping and kept it, correcting earlier claim that it was taken from his room at the St. Andrew Hotel.
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J. R. Nelson
For Morgan
Police Department
Nelson
St. Andrew
Wright Fined For Traffic Violation
R. B. Wright stood before the court on the charge of violating a traffic ordinance. A fine of two dollars or four days was imposed, which he paid. Police said his car was on the wrong side of the street. A similar case against E M Atkins was continued until December 1.
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R. B. Wright
Recorder
Wright
M. Atkins
Miss Clara A. McDonnell Dies in Asheville
Miss Clara Adelaide McDonnell of Mobile died in Asheville North Carolina Monday night after several months illness. The body will be brought to Mobile for burial.
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Clara A. McDonnell
Clara Adelaide McDonnell
James
Catherine McDonnell
Asheville
N. C
Miss McDonnell
Mobile
Gasoline boat Buveo renamed to John Jones
The custom house granted authority to rename the gasoline boat Buveo to John Jones this morning. The vessel, operated between Mobile and Stockton, belongs to the Bacon Underwood Veneering Company.
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John Jones
Mobile
Stockton
Bacon-Underwood Veneering Company
The Serenade at Lyric Theatre Tonight
Messrs Walker and Stevens present The Serenade at the Lyric Theatre this evening at 8 15. The three act comic opera features a book by Harry B Smith and music by Victor Herbert with the same company that performed Robin Hood last year. The company also retains Robin Hood in its repertoire for special performances. The Serenade was originally written for Boston audiences and long served as a favorite in their seasons.
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Messrs
Walker & Stevens
Lyric Theatre
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Victor Serbert
Boston
Walker & Stevens Company
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
White James Doddy to Katherine Shattuck and James R Britain to Mary A Gallagher receive marriage licenses from the probate court.
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Rubkaars
James W. Doddy
Katherine Shattuck
James R. Britain
Mary A. Gallagher
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Tous
Silidgardi Grand Opera Company
Charles B. Hervey
Cawthon
8. E. Fox
Pensacola, Fla
That Place
PAVYULIS@L “Vay
C. F. E. Winberg
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Silver Hill
George Richards
Ask Rogers
Ill
Ely
Ady
Louis N. Kent
Honoraville Man
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin Street
Britton
C. OF C
Navy Yard
Bartee
A. W. Wilson
Gerow
Rize
Paw
Camme
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