Settle Up Day and Farm Demonstrator Fight in Mobile
The piece argues for a local clearinghouse style Settle Up Day to improve credit as bill paying among vendors shifts and circulates. It urges support to retain George A Maloney as Mobile’s farm demonstration agent, noting federal state and local funds, with Mobile County needing about 1,900 annually to match a 600,000 dollar national appropriation and keep the program.
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Mobile
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Whitehead
Mobile County
Middle West
George A. Maloney
Mobile Farm Bureau
Maloney
Mobile Clearing House Association
Malorey
Old Spanish Trail convention to boost Mobile Gulf Coast progress
The Mobile Old Spanish Trail convention on December 10 and 11 is expected to surpass initial hopes as rival routes and regional ambitions heat up. Officials say the event will drive tourism and investment along Florida Alabama Mississippi with Pensacola and Tampa mounting strong delegations.
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Mobile
Gulf
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
James Emmett
Item
Emmett
Tampa
Miami
Tiliy
Pensacola
Nashville
Gulf Coast
Alabama Pushes Ahead in Industrial Development
Alabama lags in some areas but shows strong industrial growth. The Anniston Ordnance Manufacturing Co plans a 1 million dollar plant to make 12 inch shells and electric high grade steel, with a current contract for 50 000 shells. Home Guano Company will invest 75 thousand dollars to upgrade plants and add sulphuric acid production. Lauderdale Power Co contracts a 130 thousand dollar hydro electric plant to fuel Allentown industrial townsite and new manufacturing enterprises.
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Anniston Ordnance Manufacturing Co
Home Guano Company
Dothan
Lauderdale Power Company
Florence
Allentown
Mobile Water Consumers Have Best of Birmingham
The Alabama supreme court case pends as Mobile defends its municipally owned water supply. Mobile exempts property owners from main tap costs while Birmingham seeks to compel consumers to pay. Mobile taps mains on request and connects to the curb line, arguing it provides greater benefit to owners and water users.
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Crops All the Year Great Alabama Gulf Coast
The Birmingham Ledger extols Alabama as a fruitful year round state. It notes a white frost in Birmingham while Covington county residents harvested fresh beans and Mobile Baldwin counties shipped oranges by the carload. It mentions shipments of eee ail-inds to the East and North by carloads.
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Birmingham Ledger
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Covington County
Mobile
Baldwin
Ledger
Death at the Crossing prompts gatekeeper guard reforms
Long Island railroad adds watchmen at grade crossings to curb deadly incidents. A reckless driver killed a gateman. the arraigned autoist, though well regarded, received three months in prison as an example judge urged deterrence. The editorial notes tariffs and steel supply comments from Gaudsen Times News.
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Bryan Advocates Inter American College in Mobile Visit
Former President William Jennings Bryan visits Mobile near Spring Hill College and praises inter American college ideas to foster Latin American ties with the United States. He envisions scholarships for Latin American students, exchanges with American graduates, and hands on study at steel plants and commercial houses to build mutual profits and friendships between nations.
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Conference Moves and Mobile Personal Appointments
J B Erwin named city passenger agent for Southern Railway with base in Mobile. CapeNelson, a former Mobilian, returns for a coast survey holiday. Several Mobile residents and visitors, including Rabbi Moses and Dr Louis Grossman, are noted in regional travel and professional circles. The article highlights upcoming tourist activity and ongoing business travel through Mobile and nearby cities.
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Astrological Forecast For November 28 1915
O Sunday November 28 1915 predicts a temporary public alarm and unrest in business and labor as the new year begins. It foresees a mining boom, gains through reforms, and potential distress from an unexpected panic. Hospitals may benefit and elderly marriages may rise in the coming year.
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Saturn
Question Box inquiry on theft of wife’s mail and Birmingham population
A reader asks if a husband may legally keep a wife’s letter returned unclaimed and threaten disclosure. The answer notes no specific law, outcome depends on the judge. also asks for Birmingham’s population.
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Medical Society Honors Dr Hirshfield Memory
The Medical Society of Mobile County meets in special session to honor Dr Hirshfield, praised for uprightness and tireless service. The resolution notes the bereaved family and directs minutes to record the tribute and newspapers across Mobile.
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Lottery raid near New Orleans nets fifty arrests
A detachment of the Washington Artillery under Governor Hall raided a Jefferson parish lottery shop near New Orleans. Fifty prisoners were taken and a wagonload of paraphernalia seized. The prisoners and booty were brought to the armory.
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