Court Hearings Reveal Feud Over Pitchfork Threats
Testimony in the Ryland lane dispute details de Floren threats to toast Gardner family with pitchforks, screams heard at night, police platoons, and a china berry tree feud. De Floren fined $50 and costs with $150 bond on appeal. others cited for drinking and disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Billy Ees
de Floren
Eliad
Ryland Lane
Maurice Gardner
Ryle Lane
de Florens
Gardner
Iter
Billy Murphy
Frank Crenshaw
Hades
de Fl
Billy
Mrs. Gardner
Bloodgood Street
Muscat
Eliza
D. A. Murphy
Eat Less Meat And Take Salts For Kidney Health
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney trouble. It warns that meat raises uric acid, overworks kidneys, and causes backache, headaches, and urinary irritation. The copy claims four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily before breakfast cleanses kidneys and prevents bladder issues.
Toulminville Church Activities And Local Society Notes
Toulminville community notices outline Methodist church events led by Rev. D Be Register with a Friday 7 30 prayer meeting and a Sunday school teachers organization forming the Toulminville Methodist Sunday School Teachers Association. Updates cover Rally Day attendance, class additions, and ongoing efforts to improve the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulminville
Methodist Church
D. Be Register
Methodist Sunday School Teachers Association
George A. Toulmin
Helen Ward
FE. M. Daffin
Semmes
Ala
Toulminville School Improvements Association
E. L. Joness
Bay Minette
Blanch Chandler
Prichard
Charles Cooper
Albert Beasley
Mt. Vernon
Geraldine Pritchard
Birmingham
F. G. Fowler
Vivian
Shelton Prichard
Bettie Leonard
Dawes
Joe Stone
M. C. Lingle
Pittsburgh
Washington
D. C
Louise Roloph
Mobile
Francis Zirlot
Delchamps
Edwards
Myrtle Harris
Willie Prichard
C. E. Wilson
Celow
Milton
Edwin Calhone
Trinity Sunday School
Ed Turner
Dog River
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
St. Stephens Road
Aee Barrett
Mer Kenenee
J. Josep Barrett
Crawford Street
Clark
Government Street Loop
Davis
Amusements at the Columbia crowd for Dutch farce
The McGeorge Musical Comedy Company presented In Dutch at the Columbia with a large matinee crowd. Performances continue tonight and through the week with popular numbers and clever comedy. Contestants seek to imitate Charlie Chaplin Friday night for a five dollar prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGeorge
Columbia
Dixie Land
Mbile
Charley Chaplin
Chaplin
Etn
Tofa Wrecked in Caribbean Hurricane Trials Scott Fleet Loss
Cable from Captain Borden of the American schooner Tofa reports total loss in a Caribbean hurricane last week. Crew saved, brought to Bontego Bay Jamaica. vessel sailed from Sierra Leone to Pensacola for charter, 1891 Bath Me built, 172 ft long, 35.2 ft beam, 631 gross tons. Captain Scott to seek bids for a replacement in Mobile. Other vessel Oscar G dismasted and towed to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.scott
Borden
Tofa
J. M. Scott & Bros
Caribbean Sea
Scott
Mobile
Captain Scott
Bontego Bay
Jamaica
Sierre Leone
Africa
Ponce
P. R
Pensacola
Fla
Bath
A. Sewall & Co
Thomas Borden
Oscar G
Key West
Echo
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
Funeral for Kenneth Earle Damrell Held at Home
Burial of Kenneth Earle Damrell took place Wednesday at 3 30 PM from the Spring Hill avenue home two blocks west of Park avenue. Rev B C Glenn Jr of St Stephen's Road Methodist church led services at the house and Magnolia cemetery. Floral designs marked the grave and pallbearers included Frank A Happer Frank Dunlap James C Little John Hensch Palmer Eberlin and Godfrey Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Damrell
Kenneth Earle Damrell
Spring Hill Avenue
Park Avenue
B. C. Glenn, Jr
St. Stephen's Road Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Camrell
Mrs. Nelly C Stephens Dies After Weeks of Illness
Mrs. Nelly C Stephens 48 a native of Illinois and Chicago resident died at a local infirmary in River Park Baldwin County Alabama after a several weeks illness. She is survived by her husband Thomas C Stephens two sisters and other relatives. Undertakers Roche and Burke took the remains and prepared for interment aboard the steamer Magnolia at River Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly C. Stephens
Illinois
River Park
Baldwin County
Ala
Death of John Broadus in Sour Lake Texas Passes After Illness
John Broadus a Mobile county native who lived for years in Sour Lake Texas and worked as an oil derrick builder died there Tuesday October 5 after a three week typhoid fever illness. The body was brought to Mobile and placed in the Broadus home near Spring Hill. He is survived by two daughters one son his father Austin Broadus four sisters Mrs Mary Lanahan Mrs Minnie Moore Mrs Addie Jones Mrs Vera Casey one brother Edwin Broadus and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Broadus
Mobile County
Sour Lake
Tex
Mobile
Berojoun & Sands
Broadus
Spring Hill
Austin Broadus
Mary Lanahan
Minnie Moore
Addie Jones
Vera Casey
Edwin Broadus
Death of Oliver Floyd Little at seven months old
Oliver Floyd Little aged seven months son of Oliver and May Little died in this city after a short illness at 760 South Bayou Street. Burial was held Thursday afternoon in Magnolia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Floyd Little
Oliver
May Little
South Bayou Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Destroyer in port damaged by explosion
The torpedo boat destroyer Cummings arrived at Newport after an explosion in the fire room injured two crewmen, George Trujillo and Thomas Shea, who were treated at the naval hospital and expected to recover. The destroyer suffered minor damage and resumed speed to port. A naval fleet, including Arkansas and other battleships, had recently entered Narragansett Bay and later departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Cummings
George Trujillo
James
N. M
Thomas Shea
Paterson
N. J
Naval Hospital
Fier
J. C. Fremont
Narragansett Bay
Arkansas
Virginia
Louisiana
Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Monaghan
Rose
Perry
Walke
New York Navy Yard
Birthday Party Honors Miss Camilla Hansen in Oakdale
Miss Camilla Hansen celebrated her birthday with a crowd of young people at the Hansen home on Easton street. Festive decor, games, dancing, and a white birthday cake highlighted the event with gifts and refreshments. Attendees included numerous friends and family members from Oakdale. Manila Railroad stock negotiations were reported, led by James Speyer of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Ala
Hansen
Easton Street
Camilla Hansen
Miss Hansen
Agnes Lee
Jane Lee
Gertrude Lee
Marguerite Lee
Mary George
Nora Murdock
Floyd Calendar
Lorena Fleming
Ethel Highnote
Mittie Dorson
Eva Shaw
Viola Winters
Henry Lee
Willie Watson
Willie Reese
Robert Burdett
Willie Hansen
Charlie Hansen
Tommie Quail
Douglas Olsen
Robert McDonald
Frank Clinton
William Emerson
Harry A’hearn
James Murphy
Mike “Eos
Willie Pheney
Carl Brocker
Jeff Fleming
Randall Lavelle
Charles
Erdsmannsdorf
Frank Smith
Magnolia Avenue
Oakdale Baptist Church
Manila
Philippine Islands
James Speyer
New York
External Vick’s Vap-O-Rub Suited for Croup Care
Old dosing methods for croup are unsafe. Apply Vick’s Vap-O-Rub externally to the chest and neck to ease choking phlegm and aid breathing. A bedtime application promotes sleep. Sold in 5c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick’s
VICK
Gulf Coast Fair to Slaughter Orphaned Eggs in Poultry Show
The Gulf Coast Poultry Association led by W. B. Burton will destroy all eggs laid by prize birds at the fair. No omelets will be saved as the show aims to boost local poultry raising with cash prizes across 57 classes including standard and fancy breeds. Judging starts October 26 with entries from three or more exhibitors to win cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Burton
Gulf Coast Poultry Association
Rhode Island
Fair Association
All Coast Poultry
Gulf Coast Association
Burton
Gulf Coast Fair
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Germany to Seize Lighting and Art Over Copper Shortage
The German government, facing a copper shortage, will seize all chandeliers lighting apparatus and works of art such as statues. Lighting items not in daily use will be taken first, with plans to seize all copper in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Trip to Cotton Mills Called Off Again
Forty four Mobile residents were left disappointed when the Know Your City Trip to Barker Cotton Mills was canceled due to bad weather. Automobiles were arranged and another attempt is planned for next Wednesday. This marks the second postponement by chairman E M Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Barker Cotton Mills
E. M. Bailey
How to Rub Out Wrinkles And Other Beauty Secrets
An advertisement-style guide promises simple home beauty tips. It touts a wrinkle remover made from powdered cptol and hot water with glycerine and recommends nightly use. It also claims betaquinol as a hair tonic mixed with water and alcohol to combat hair loss, plus an eggol head wash for cheap shampoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Boston Fort Defenses Simulate Naval Attack
A detachment of torpedo boat destroyers joined a coast defense war game near Boston. The exercise tested fort responses to a hypothetical enemy landing north of the harbor, with buoys markers and lights removed to hinder the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Atlantic
Goethals Stays on Job at the Panama Canal Zone
Major General George W. Goethals has withdrawn his resignation as governor of the Panama Canal Zone. He says he will remain on the job until the slides are checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
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Swyers
Perfection Oil
Water ST
Columbia Theatre
The
Goethals
Gabriel Jewelry
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