Uncle Wiggily and the Horse Chestnuts Rescue
Uncle Wiggily helps Cousin Junior after he gathers horse chestnuts not fit for eating. A fox threatens, and the rabbit uses the chestnuts as projectiles to drive it away. Junior learns to distinguish chestnut types while Johnnie and Billie return with edible nuts for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
McClure
Uncle Wiggily Longears
Johnnie
Billie Bushytail
Junior Bushytail
Billie
Junior
George
Hallie
Cousin Junior
Grandfather Goosey
Rabbit
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Wiggily
Uncle
Boy Junior
Squirerl -Boy
Old Rabbit
Jack Frost
Man builds Mobile County farm from $100 stake to $15 000 land value
Peter Dieckle began with $100 and one horse and cleared stump land on Hall's Mill Road. He bought 160 acres at $100, refused $2,000 for 40 acres, and now stores 800 barrels of corn with improved machinery. Dieckle, a native of the South, praises his progress and invites visitors, but not buyers for his horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dieckle
Mobile County
Peter Dreckle
Peter
Hall’s
Dreckle
Mobile
Hall
Cure for Rupture Without Operation Promises Relief
Eugene M. Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey writes about a non surgical cure for rupture claiming rapid complete results with no operation and no lost time. He offers information to interested readers willing to write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decors
Iuge
MM. Pullen
Carpenter
Marectus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Fine Season Fig Plantation at Robertsdale
Daniel H. Carmody, manager of the Cudahy Fig Plantation at Robertsdale Alabama, says the cannery is in operation and a large fig crop is expected next spring. Three year old trees bore heavily last year and the plantation aims to set a new record. The 300 acre site is the souths largest commercial fig orchard with satsuma trees and ongoing year round labor. A USDA bulletin will feature Carmody's fig experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Carmody
Cudahy
Robertsdale
Ala
Mr. Carmody
Carmody
Satsumas
Baldwin County
John Cudahy
Robertsdale Place
United States Department of Agriculture
Oldest River Pilot John W. Jackson Dies at 82 in Toulminville
John W. Jackson, 82, long time Alabama river pilot before the Civil War, died Saturday at 3 30 PM at the home of his daughter Mrs. Harry G. Toulmin in Toulminville after a short illness. He was a Gainestown native who settled in the city as a young man and is survived by his wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jackson
Alabama Rivers
Harry G. Toulmin
Toulminville
Jackson
Alabama
Gainestown
Clark County
Ala
Daghter
H. G. Toulmin
Humane Society Meeting in Mobile Headquarters
The Mobile Humane Society will convene Monday at 5 PM in county courthouse headquarters. President urges full attendance. Born to Prof Dyer Tillinghast and Mrs Margaret Langworthy Jones of Pelham New York a son William Henry born September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, N. Y
Dyer Tillinghast
Margaret Langworthy Jones
Pelham
New York
William Henry
Woman Slashed by Man on Conception Street
Friday night at 9 50 someone attacked Lula Richardson with a knife on Conception and Manassas streets. The wounded woman, a Black resident, was taken to her home at 509 North Claiborne Street. Police seek Joe Dupree, described as a Black man, as the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conception and
Manassas
Joe Dupree
Lula Richardson
North Claiborne Street
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Dave
WOREN
Howard R. Garis
EL Ce Ean
Simon Shoe Co. Cor. Dauphin and Conception Exclusive Agency
Ila
Square Brand
All-Grocers
Reiss Mercantile Co
Mobile’s
Reiss Mercantile Company
Sea Island
Omestic
Shepherd
Danzhiks
Reiss
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