Wilmer Exhibition Delights Mobile Visitors at Gulf Coast Fair
Mobile and Wilmer communities showcased a wide array of crops livestock and crafts to a Mobile audience. Demonstrations by farm officials and a 2000 plus barbecue drawn crowds highlighted Wilmer’s rich produce from soybeans to Satsuma oranges. Attendees included 62 autos and many from Mobile business leaders with Miss Myrtle Ford winning the fair queen contest.
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Wilmer
Irvine
Mobile
Exchange
H. H. Bolton
John T. Evang
Satsuma
United States
Evans
George A. Maloney
Maloney
J. A. Joyner
S. M. le Baron
M. B. McQuein
Felerade
Poland
E. M. Bailey
J. O. Fowlkes
J. D. Andrews
Frank T. Roche
Jacob Reiss
Aubrey Boyles
W. C. Bromley
F. W. Evans
L. D ix
J. W. Little
L. G. Adams
John Craft
T. J. Duggan
George J. Mulligan
FE. T. Dunbar
Mr. Dodson
J. D. Sutton
Tom Taylor
Bruce Hoover
Doc” Foote
James van Antwerp
Garrett van Antwerp
Dan van Antwerp
Harry Pillans
Sam Browne
G. A. Thomas
R. J. Rowe
Ly. Campbell
T. T. Palmer
W. B. Barnett
A. Green
W. M. Palmer
B E. Turner
D. H. Edington
Karl B. Chamberlain
Safford Berney
Julius Hammel
Norman R. Lee
Frederick I. Thompson
Robi. Gordon
W. H. Fitzpatrick
F. K. McKennan
J. K. Roe
Dr. McCrary
Price Williams
O. J. Semmes
Alex Bloch
E. Warley
M. Kearns
Adolph D. Bloch
A. G. Ward
William van Antwerp
A. L. Staples
Charles PD. Willoughby
P. PD. Dorlon
Ed. Laurendine
W. H. Holcombe
James A. Crane
Henry Teal
Father Dougherty
EF. Cody
George Unruh
J. F. Maury
George Stone
George Duffy
Burgess Little
A. W. Rubba
J. H. Wallace
City Board Granted Broad Powers Over Land Islands
The board gains authority to regulate mooring and shipping, lease and operate wharves docks and other water terminals, acquire eminent domain, issue bonds, and set wharf rules. It may cross railroads connect transport lines and levy salaries funded by a four year grant of ten thousand dollars annually. The city and Mobile county still fund harbormaster and wharfinger salaries, now paid to the board.
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Alabama
Mobile
Church Disguised To Trick Germans And Throw Them Off Track
A church building was repurposed as a disguise to mislead German forces during operations. Local clergy coordinated with resistance to rotate roles and misdirect patrols, allowing Allied teams to slip through unobserved.
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Church
Ivangorod
Teutons
Daniels Drug Company Opens New Store No2 on Dauphin Street
Crowds gathered for the formal opening of Store No 2 of the Daniels Drug Company on Dauphin Street opposite Bienville Square. The shop features no counters with goods in show cases, special humidor displays for candies and cigars, two free telephone booths, white glass topped tables for ice cream and soda, miniature tables for children, mahogany finish, onyx and marble fountain, and on premise ice cream production. Souvenirs of candy and roses were given to visitors, with many floral offerings received by Mr. Daniels from patrons.
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Daniels Drug Company
Dauphin Street
Bienville Square
Daniels
Court Docket Summary From Law and Equity Court
Law side actions include B Zimmern vs J C O Gwynn non-suit and John L White vs Mobile Hoe Co. dismissed for want of prosecution. American Funding Co. vs R A Rush dismissed by plaintiff. Monday motion docket lists numerous cases including W P O Connor A Saeedee Cuesnard and Horace Turner vs Munson S S line and Elijah Thomas vs Mobile Light & Rail Road Co. Also Frances Alvarez vs Maryland Casualty Co and others. Call for present week begins Monday October 18 with William Foerster vs Geo W Sims and Tuesday D J Dinsmore vs.
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Law and Equity Court
Berney
B. Zimmern
J. C. O'Gwynn
Maintiff
John L. White
Mobile Hoe Co
American Funding Co
R. A. Rush
W. P. O’connor A. Saeedee
Cuesnard
Horace Turner
Munson S. S. Line
Elijah Thomas
Mobile Light & R. R. Co
Frances Alvarez
Maryland Casualty Co
Loeb-Lion Felix
J. M. Clark
G. G. Donald
J. O. Acree
Warley Fruit & Produce Co
F. W. Weeks
Maurice Brannon
Browne
William Foerster
Geo. W. Sims
D. J. Dinsmore
Court Schedule of Civil Actions and Named Parties
The notice lists a sequence of civil suits scheduled across days with parties including Emeline Thomas and Fritz Jancke against National Mosaic Flooring Co. J. L. Marquis against Edward Rayfield and several other pairs. Additional cases involve Charles Cole against Lem Byrd Jr. H C Rush against Peerless Steam Laundry and J G Smith versus Watson Farley.
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Emeline Thomas
Fritz~Jancke
National Mosaic Flooring Co
J. L. Marquis
Edward Rayfield
Charles Cole
Lem. Byrd, Jr
H.C. Rush
Peerless Steam Laundry
J. G. Smith
Watson Farley
al Z. Chastang
Bennie Andry
B. McKeough
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