Yale Student Warns of Potash Shortage and Fertilizer Crisis
The article discusses soil fertility limits from nitrogen and phosphorus and a looming potash shortage caused by wartime disruption. It highlights sources like Chile, phosphorus from slag and phosphate rocks, and potential reserves in feldspar deposits, kelp, and Pacific precipitants. It notes government action and private innovation as key to securing cheap potash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Quick
Chile
Hosphorus
Germany
Great Infer Basin
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Ifornia
Panhandle
Hiaims
Norh
Departme of Commerce
Bible Study Course Begins Today at Local YMCA
The Federation of Churches of Mobile starts a men only Bible study series at the YMCA with 30 minute sermons by prominent ministers and a brief public discussion each afternoon. The opening session at 8 30 features Rev H Johnson of All Saints and music by Max Lavelle from First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Churches of Mobile
H. Johnson
All Saints Iich
Max Lavelle
The
First Baptist Church
Negro beer carrier fined for prohibition violation
Mizie Perez, a negro, was fined $250 for violating the prohibition law by Judge Henry Chamfin. He appealed. Deputy Bernstein caught six half casks on a delivery wagon at the L and N depot. A case against Clarence Collins was limited to October 21. Coleman and Jim were fined ten days or $20 and ten days or $1. Bennie Batiste, petit larceny, and Edward C. Bell, assault charge, with Sallie Irwin, $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizie Perez
Henry Chamfin
Orray
Iff Bernstein
Clarence Collins
Ke Coleman
Jim Same
Bennie Batiste
Edward C. Bell
Sallie Irwin
Railroad claims horse died of old age, fraud alleged
Bowen a Negro of Citronelle was jailed by Mobile and Ohio Railroad detectives for allegedly trying to defraud the railroad out of 45 dollars by a bogus claim. The company paid the claim then investigated and determined the horse had died of old age. Separate item notes J L Maddox leaving the city for military business in Montgomery and a brief ad for a malarial tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Citronelle
Charles Smith
Paul Caza
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Pany
Railroad Corporation
JL. Maddox
City
F. M. Maddox
Mobile
Montgomery
G. J
Hion
Colo
Mobile Y W C A notes outline fall program and leadership
The Mobile Y W C A board met in October with a full return to active work. Officers and committee chairs are named including Mrs. R. P. Pope and Miss Augusta Hooks. The report covers vesper services, Bible classes, a cafeteria feature, new members, and upcoming courses for women and businesswomen. Weekend hours and class enrollments are announced with a call to register promptly. Also listed are building permits issued for Lexington avenue and Davis avenue projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Y. W. C. A
R. P. Pope
Augusta Hooks
D. &. Vincent
T. D. Nettles
M. Waring
James IH. Patterson
J. W. McAlpine
Traveler's Aid Work Committee
Moreland
BF. L. Russell
Reacher
Russell
Wright
Mobile
Chamberlain
Bassett
Frazer
Miss Peeples
Kentucky
First National Bank of Mobile Turns Fifty Amid Pride and Pioneering History
The 1865 birth of Mobile’s First National Bank marks a half century of steady growth. It weathered Civil War fallout, funded Alabama and Mobile during reconstruction, and built a landmark capital structure. Directors, officers, and loyal customers upheld a tradition of solvent, dependable banking through crises and prosperity alike.
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First
National Bank of
Mobile
France
Mexico
Brazil
Portugal
China
Germany
Italy
First National Bank
Sherman
Southland
Lee
South
First National Bank of
Battle House
National Bank
New South
Messrs
B. F. Fleming
M. S. Foote
Moses Waring
W. J. Ledyard
William Flash
J. M. G. Parker
D. O. Grady
C. W. Gazzam
C. K. Foote
National Banking Act
Messrs. J. C. Chamberlain
C. G. Richards
G. W. Tarleton
Gazzam
Lloyd Bowers
James K. Glennon & Company
Royal and
St. Francis Streets
Treasury Department
Washington
Mobile Advertiser and Register
First National Bank of Mobile
Alabama
First National
Gibraltar
Keystone
Old Mobile
Moses Warin
Waring Wa
Waring
The First Annual Statement of the First National Bank of Mobile
The bank reports assets and earnings in its first annual statement showing a total balance of 1 340 558 80 dollars. Woes and concerns about fiscal health are noted as a context for readers.
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YALE
Égro Beer Carrier
Ilroad
Explorer
Ford
Herschel Parker
New York
Henry Ford
Parker
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Board of
Wright Smith
Charles V. Nicholas
Lexington Avenue
Davis Avenue
P. Z. Williams
Cedar Street
Cele
Mobile’s First National Bank
State of Alabama
Mobile County
Bank of Mobile
Commissioners of Mobile
Mobile City
Mobile Savings
Chancery Court
Mobile Savings Bank
Debt Settlement Trust
Henry Hall
Chas. D. Willoughby
E. H. Shaffer
J. W. Woolf
Julius Hammel
L. Hammel Dry Goods Co
L. LeBaron Lyons
Alabama Corn Mills Co
Resources
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U. S. Postal Savings
Eeenene
United States
Eee Eee
Nile Co Sue B
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