South rivalry set for Springfield Marion clash at Monroe Park
Spring Hill College and Marion prepare for the Thanksgiving Day football game at Monroe Park. Coaches Ressijac and Rush lead a highly rated Spring Hill squad, with strong fan support and a special train planned for Marion’s visitors. Tickets go on sale at local stores for a 3 PM kickoff and expected 4:30 departure.
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Spring Hill
Marion
Monroe Park
Rush
College
Spring Hill College
Mobile
She Hs
New Orleans
Spring
Jefferson
South
Ressijac
Auburn
Tey
Herod Herod
Alvarez Named County Board Clerk At $100 Monthly
Octave Alvarez of Saraland was elected clerk of Mobile county board at $100 monthly and will devote full time to the county commissioners. Alfred Y. Glover received a blanket application for any position and was present for potential election. The board planned to inspect Cedar Point Road south of Dog River bridge, and County Attorney Gordon ruled the clerk must record minutes. the judge of probate will not perform that work.
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Octave Alvarez
Saraland
Mobile
Alfred Y. Glover
Cedar Point
Dog River Bridge
Fay McClure
Robert E. Gordon
Joseph H. Jackson
McClure
T. J. Duggan
Spring Hill Avenue
Dr. Patt
Gordon
N. O
R. R
Strange
Co. L. Strange
Harry Fisher
Cedar Point Road
H. R. Turner
Chinchula
Jennings and Williams Now Lost to Crackers in Trade
Washington club trading Williams and Jennings and catcher Tom Wilson to Minneapolis for Henry Rondon. Wilson joined from Galveston last season. Williams and Jennings previously with Atlanta Southern League club. Jennings now football coach at Ouachita College.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Washington
Williams
Jennings
Tom Wilson
Minneapolis American Association
Henry Rondon
Wilson
Galveston
Atlanta
Ouachita College
Giants claim best Colts draft haul in team history
Giants field secretary John B. Foster announced fourteen players will attend spring training in Marlin Texas. The group includes Ralph Stroud from Sacramento bought for 2500 after a 10000 offer, Arthur Kores a versatile infield minor leaguer once tagged at 7000, Fred Cook a Columbus pitcher, and John B Adams a New Orleans catcher.
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Giants
Marlin
Texas
John B. Foster
Ralph Stroud
Sacramento
Stroud
Detroit
Arthur V. Kores
Kores
Fred Cook
Columbus
American Association
McGraw
John B. Adams
New Orleans
Baby Lucy and Giants Talent Watch in New Orleans
The Giants scouted promising players during a spring exhibition in New Orleans. Alvah W. Gipe from Seattle emerges as a top multi position prospect, with potential in outfield or first base. Desmond Beatty and Carl W. Scull, both rising in the Atlantic league, were noted at the Polo Grounds and as a left hand pitcher respectively. Two agents were rounded up as Homer C. Glass remains under cover as a prospective Giant.
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Adams
McGraw
Giants
New Orleans
Alvah W. Gipe
Seattle
Boston
Bill James
Connie Mack
Gipe
Desmond Beatty
Bronx
Poughkeepsie
Polo Grounds
Beatty
Carl W. Scull
Middleton
Homer C. Glass
Oklahoma
United States Marine
Glass
Meee Carlisle
Tae Arigy
Serviée
Tis Washington
Schmidt bowling quintet claims world record in Minneapolis
In a match game totalling 3 147 points under tournament rules, the Schmidt bowling quintet from St. Paul asserts a world record, surpassing the previous 3 012-point mark set by the St. Paul Knipsers in Toledo in 1913.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Zumalweiss
Schmidt
St. Paul
Cotton futures rise on moderate demand and small offerings
New Orleans traders report modest demand as investment buyers appear and shorts cover. Belt signals indicate land plowed for grain, keeping distant months steady. markets close with a small overall gain and mixed near values across contracts.
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New Orleans
Liverpool cotton market opens steady with modest gains
New York reports Liverpool cotton at steady open with a two to six point advance. Some Southern selling pressed late November, but December shorts continued covering. December rose to 7.31 within an hour while spring and summer deliveries held about one to four points higher or not.
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New York
Liverpool
Money Market Rates Hold Steady in New York Trading
Mercantile paper quoted at 5 5 1 2 percent and sterling exchange firm with sixty day bills at 4.85 and cables at 4.89 35, demand at 4.88 65. Bar silver steadies at 48 7 8 cents.
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Money Market
New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Turpentine and Rosin Market Clears as Sales Count Rise
In Savannah on November 23 turpentine bids ranged from 44 3 4 to 5 70 while rosin receipts reached 1 230 barrels and 295 casks were sold. A county dinner for convicts drew opposition from Commissioner Bolton who questioned such treatment and the board debated clerk appointment with Judge Williams asked to stay on until next Monday.
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Savannah
Bolton
Ward
Williams
R. E. Gordon
Probate Court
All-Stars Edge Dreams in Close Winter League Baseball
In a near 400 crowd game at City League Park, the Creams won 2 to 1 atop a tense ninth inning rally. Townsend and Schenker held the All-Stars to one run as Walsh and Thomas sparkled on defense.
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Mobile
City League Park
Townsend
Schenker
Bugs Bry
Walter Walsh
Henry Thomas
Walsh
Thomas
Courtney
Mob
Lefty Townsend
All- Stars
Erhardt
Creams
Pocase
Ery
Jack Courtney
Andrew Smith
Stars
Johnson
Smith
Williams
Ehrhardt
Ore Ll
Beith
Steber
R. H. PO
TOONS
Esas
Finnegan
Dana Woches
Boykin
Roos
J. Smith
Schenher
Cotton prices hold steady in fair demand in Liverpool
Liverpool reports cotton spot in fair demand with prices steady for American middling fair at 5.50 and good middling 4.82, while middling 4.50 and lower grades range to 2.70. Sales total 7,000 bales, receipts 5,977, including 1,759 American. Futures closed quiet and steady with May-June 4.20 and other spreads listed.
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Liverpool
Cash Grain and Provisions Prices Report
Chicago markets show cash grain and provisions with Wheat No 2 red at 1.14 7 8 to 1.16 1 8, Corn No 2 yellow 71 1 4 to 71 1 2 cents, Oats standard 50 1 4 to 50 3 4, Rye No 2 1.06 1/2 to 1.07, Barley 61 80 cents, Hay Timothy 3.75 to 5.25, Clover 10.00 to 14.00, Pork 17.50, Lard 10.05, Ribs 9.75 to 10.75.
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Chicago
Dwellings for Rent Listed with Modern Conveniences
Property ads show rentals at 938 Government St and 275 St. Louis. upstairs and downstairs layouts include parlor dining room kitchen bedrooms baths and electric lights. Additional bungalow at 2 S Monroe St offers hall parlor dining room two bedrooms bath porcelain tub gas and yard. MORRILL & LYONS
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Government St
St. Louis
Jackson St
W. S. Stocking
S. Monroe St
Morrill & Lyons
Public Accountants to Mobile Business College Notice
Public accountants Horton Van Antwerp Bidg Bell 1 and Mobile Business College at 215 1-2 Dauphin Street with Mrs C O Meux as principal listed in the notice. Bell phonely referenced in the fragment.
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Mobile Business College
Dauphin Street
C. O. Meux
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Charles Spies
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OWL
Best & Russell Cigar Co
Memphis, Tenn
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Robert Reed
Princeton University
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Reed
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Ala
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Mobile, Alabama
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Hell
Jeffry R. Hawes
Dauphin
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Bel
Home Bey
Minge Floral Co
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Deus Wans
Troy Steam
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Home
Iagrave Gass
DRY Y Cleaners
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Mobile Optical Company, Inc
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N. ‘Conception St
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Workny
Uygvo
Royal Street
Scheurmann Bicycle Company
Gaan
Langah Hat Company
Dauphinst
Richard Distributing Company
Onyx’s Beer
Moble Swung & Cornice Co
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United Ai Roasters
Coltee
Ey Company
Couunet « Company
Michael Ouee
Ceil Jy
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