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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1913

Page

43

Ideal City For Great Gatherings War Time Lovers Wed

Neosha Kansas reports two local youths wed as Mrs Rebecca Van Buskirk of Mount Gilead leads to mobile convention city status. The article reviews Mobile hotels including Battle House Cawthon Bienville St Andrews Klosky Windsor Southern and Crescent with capacity for thousands of guests and dining options across the city.

Neosha Kansas Rebecca. J. van Buskirk Mount Gilead Hiram B. Goodwin Delphos Mobile Restela Movithr New Battle House Royal and St. Francis Streets Battle House Cawthon Hervey Hotel Company St., Francis and Conception Streets Caawthon Cawthon Management Bienville St. Francis and St. Joseph Streets St. Andrews Royal Street Klosky’s Mobileds Mibile Conti Street Royal and Conti Streets Klosky’s Hotel Windsor Hotel South Water Street Conti Dauphin Streets Royal Hotel Crescent Hotel

Canadian lands rise in price prompt shift of immigration

The piece notes a trend of immigration moving from Canada to the American South. F M Patton of Ocilla farms says Saskatchewan wheat land has climbed to 40 dollars an acre, with frost reducing yields. He discusses relocation incentives and market shifts observed during a Midwest tour.

Canada F. .M. Patton Ocilla Georgia Land and Securities Company Middle West Saskatchewan

Social clubs of Mobile line city life in early 1900s

A survey highlights exclusive Mobile clubs across streets as 1870s to 1900 era communities. The Athelstan Fidelia Manassas Pythian Moose Eagles Elks and YMCA are described with addresses and status. The article notes growing memberships and evolving club facilities.

Mobile Athelstan Club St. Francis Street Blenville Hotel Manassas Club St. Joseph Street Dauphin St. Joseph Streets Fidelia Club Conception and Government Streets Fidelia Manassas Athelstan German Relief Association Conti St. Emanuel Streets Pythian Castle St.Francis Street Pythian Lodge Order of Beavers Joachim Street Order of Moose Royal St. Michael Streets Moose Government Street Fraternal Order of Eagles St. Michael Joachim Streets Elks Government and Cathedral Athletic Club EF. J. Hackett Conti Street Young Men’s Christian Association Eveat Gov

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