Water rents delinquent halted under city ordinance
All parties delinquent on water rents are ordered closed off with meters and flat rates due, penalties apply before water is turned on. Mobile Water Works. Notice of road closure for Hall's Mill Creek bridge on Hall's Mill road from October 24 to November 1 for repairs. By order of Board of Road and Revenue Commissioners.
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Mobile Water Works
Hall's Mill Creek
Hall's Mill Road
Board of Road and Revenue Commissioners
Executrix
Carrie Warren
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Alabama
Carrie Quinezt
Parade Route Obstruction Ban In Mobile October 1913
Notice from Mayor Pat J. Lyons warns that city ordinances prohibit anyone or any vehicle from entering roadways during a parade on October 27 1913. Violators face arrest. Pedestrians must stay on sidewalks along Joachim Government Conception St St Francis St St Joseph St.
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Joachim Street
Conti
Government Street
Joachim
Broad Street
Conception Street
Government
St. Francis Street
Conception
St. St. Joseph Street
Pat J. Lyons
City of Mobile
School Improvement Association Panama Button Drive
The School Improvement Association promotes a Saturday fundraiser to sell Panama buttons. Proceeds support school activities and improvements. Buttons feature Panama branding and are available at the event location.
Miss Mabelle Biggart in City for Southern Commercial Congress
Miss Mabelle Biggart known as The Sun Shie Preacher visits the city to attend the Southern Commercial Congress in a commercial and travel interest.
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Mabelle Biggart
Cotton Market Report Mobile Official Prices and Trade
Market steady with good and middling grades quoted. Receipts this week rise to 24 762 bales. exports today reach 2 302 bales with U S ports showing 508 728 receipts and 63 040 to Great Britain. Stock on hand totals 74 242 at Mobile and 782 885 at U S ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker Cotton Mill Company
Mobile
Ala
U. S
Britain
UC. S
Cotton opens steady lower on weaker cables
New York cotton markets opened with a decline of 5 to 7 points due to lower cables and realising. Private reports from Liverpool attributed the drop to increased offerings and subdued demand. Weather maps showed rain in the East while the Southwest cleared and temperatures rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Rainy Cables
New Orleans cotton futures opened steady with a 4 to 6 point decline as rain-drenched weather and a weak ginning report outlook weighed on the market. Short selling appeared on private forecasts of around 7 million bales while a warmer western belt forecast aided selling. By the half hour, prices stood 7 to 9 points below yesterday's close.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Liverpool Cotton Prices Ease Amid Steady Demand
Cotton spot in fair demand with prices easing. Listings show middling fair at 8.16 and various grades down to 6.52. Sales reach 8,000 bales with 6,600 American and 500 for speculation and export. Receipts total 60,000. Futures end barely steady with multiple near term contracts quoted around 7.2 to 7.9 per quantity.
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Liverpool
Deomian
City of Mobile Bonds Series D Redeemed November 1 1918
Bondholders are notified that Series D paying bonds numbers 205 through 212 will be retired on November 1 1918. They will be paid in full upon presentation at the People’s Bank in Mobile Alabama and interest will cease after that date. Buy your Panama Button Saturday and be ready for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mobile
American Exchange National Bank
City of
New York
Pat J. Lyons
People's Bank
Mobile
Alabama
Arrest of Cyclist Follows Accident
Jacob Rehm Jr. was arrested shortly after noon Friday on a charge of reckless and furious driving after his motorcycle struck 12 year old Toney Bryce Jr. at the Conti and Royal streets intersection. Bryce was lightly injured and taken home. Rehm was released on bond for Friday recorder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rehm, Jr
Conti
Royal
Rehm
Toney Bryce, Jr
Young Bryce
Mr. Rehm
Recorder’s Court
Police Supernumeraries Appointed in Mobile
Chief Crenshaw announces the appointment of J. E. Moody and Clifford Adams to the police department supernumerary roll. More regular appointments are expected soon.
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Crenshaw
J. E. Moody
Clifford Adams
Mobile Police Department
Deaths and Funerals: Joe De Angelo
Joe De Angelo a sailor died early Friday at the Marine Hospital at age 37 His remains were sent to Moss Point Mississippi his former home for interment
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Joe de Angelo
the Marine Hospital
Moss ‘Point
Miss
Local Youth Carl Whittenter Dies After Illness
Carl Whittenter, 22, a Mobile resident for about two years, died Thursday night at the city hospital after several weeks of illness. The Romans were removed to the family home at 154 Tennessee Street, where the funeral was held Friday afternoon.
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Carl Whittenter
Mobile
City Hospital
Famly
Tennessee Street
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Greeno at Fairhope
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Greeno wife of Dr. H. Greeno was held at the family home in Fairhope on Thursday at 10 a.m. Rev. H. R. Walker conducted the service and burial followed in Fairhope Cemetery with fresh flowers on the grave. Pallbearers included G. Schmidt Scott Minnich H Anackers W W Keen E T Molenaux and Albert D Bloch.
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Sarah Greeno
H. Greeno
Fairhope
H. R. Walker
G. Schmidt
Scott B. Minnich
H. Anackers
W. W. Keen
District 5 Mobile County Sunday School to Convene Friday
District No. 5 Mobile County Sunday School Association meets Friday at 7 30 PM in First Christian Church. J L Cawthon presides with Frank Truman secretary. Prof J H Weinand to lead music with several accompanists. Reports, elections, and finances to be discussed.
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Mobile County Sunday School Association
First Christian Church
J. L. Cawthon
Frank Truman
J. H. Weinand
W. P. Wilkes
Lioraine McCoy
Nannie Baker
Miss Peeples
Freda Rose
R. L. Howell
Marine cargo flows and vessel movements on the river
The steamer John Quill returned from above Demopolis with 3886 bales of cotton 1078 staves 63 barrels of naval stores and sundries and will sail Saturday evening. Other ships including the American Sunny South Viator Albert D Mills Dabeby Ella C Andrews Daybreak and Mary B G H Dow moved or loaded at various docks with minor collision damage reported between Dora Allison and Stranger.
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John Quill
Demopolis
City
Viator
Erikson
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Albert D. Mills
Barkhouse
Echo
Neuvitas
Cuba
Dabeby
Hamburg
Ger
Rotterdam
Ella C. Andrews
Pearlington
Athens
Markley Miller
Pinto Docks
Barkentine Vaniear
Pinto
Daybreak
Mary B. G. H. Dow
Barkentine Stranger
Hieronymus Docks
Dora Allison
Turpentine and Rosin Receipts Reported in Savannah
Turpentine firm shows receipts of 769 casks with no sales and 41 1 2 to 41 3 40 price quotes. Rosin firm reports 1 890 barrels received with no sales. Prices listed for various grades from B to WW with multiples and assortments.
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Savannah
Weekly Cotton Statistics from Liverpool Trade Volume
London market bulletin shows weekly cotton statistics for Liverpool dated October 24. Imports total 125600 bales including 101000 American. stocks total 506000 with 327000 American. American forwardings 74000. exports 2850.
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Liverpool
Grain and Provisions market edges toward bearish tone in Chicago
Enlarged estimates of the export surplus pushed wheat lower before opening 1-8 to 1-4 higher and turning mixed. Better weather dampened corn, opening unchanged to 3-8 lower and then retreating, while oats declined but found support from commission house buyers resting orders.
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Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Cheney's Expectorant Ad for Children's Remedy
An old advertisement touts Cheney's Expectorant as a cure for whooping cough croup and colds with nasal discharge and sore throat. It claims minor laxative effects and that children “like Cheney's land” and that the product costs 26 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Adyt
American Missionary Association Meeting Voices Race Debates
Delegates at the sixty seventh annual American Missionary Association session heard H Paul Douglass of New York discuss prejudice and the Negro question. He urged brotherhood from the church but opposed intermarriage of races. On the Pacific coast issues, Rev George W Hinman urged a national solution to Oriental immigration based on Christian principles. Button Day activities were urged for patriotism.
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American Missionary Associate
H. Paul Douglass
New York
Douglass
Pacific Coast
Cal
Chix
Japan
United States
George W. Hinman
Proh Violator Jacob Hauser Fined and Jailed
Jacob Hauser was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to three days in jail by Judge Safford Berney in the law and equity court on Friday for violating a prohibition. Hauser has prior citations and arrests, with nine prior incidents related to the prohibition.
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Jacob Hauser
Law and Equity
Safford Berney
Hauser
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Rochester
Sane
James Graham
Government St
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Northeast Corner
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Chattanooga Times
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Itp
C. A
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Collins
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C. H. Reuter
Savannah St
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Woodmen of the World
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Burt
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Etheridge Street
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W. P. Roberts & Co
Saith Piano Co
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Wilson
R. L. Douglass
Supreme Council of Masons
Washington
E. E. Forbes
Areo Clothing
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FETA
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Mu Eynal
Seuonin
J. McMillan Stuart
Tri
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Ohile
Harry M. Touart
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Lowenstein Bi
Clive Daly
Patt
Jos. Patt
Mobile,Ala
Om Car Line
Whistler
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