Poultry Prospects in a Semi Tropical Range
The article argues that the region’s climate supports year round poultry farming with modest housing costs. It presents buying stock at 60–75 cents a head, outlines simple brooding setups for 50–70 chicks, and suggests hens can yield about nine dozen eggs annually while selling at around 30 cents a dozen for steady farm income.
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Tennessee
Mobile
Mobile’s Charities Brighten City with Many Aged and Orphan Homes
The city and county host at least fifteen benevolent institutions including the Benevolent Home for the Aged at 903 Government Street and the Catholic St Mary’s Orphan Asylum at 357 Conti Street. The Alabama Infants and Maternity Home and the Salvation Army two branches are highlighted for wide public aid. The article notes leadership by Sisters of Mercy and local officials, with ongoing expansions and substantial charitable work across white and colored communities.
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Mobile
Benevolent Home For
Government Street
Female Benevolent Soceity
Conti Street
Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul
Lucy
The
Church Home
Sarah Chapman
Warren Street
Alabama Infants and Maternity Home
St. Anthony and
Broad Streets
Sisters of Mercy
Home For
Hanan Home
Reed Avenue
Little Sisters of the Poor
South Conception Street
City Mission Board
J. T. Dumas
Salvation Army
Industrial School For Boys
North Clafayette Street
Brothers of the Sacred Heart
Fabain
Mobile County
Aslum
Colored Old Folks and Orphans Home
Spring Hill Avenue
Mobile Street
Harriet
Emerson_Institute Teachers’ Home
A. F. Owens
Tuskegee
Alabama
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Marlena A. Parker
Dauphin Street
Protestant Orphan Asylum Society
Catholic Orphan Asylum
Anna H. Malone
J. W. Little
J. C. Bush
A. J. Wildman
B. W. Padgett
J. C. Bush, JR
R. W. Taylor
M. L. Davis
Jas. K. Glennon
JAS. C. van Antwerp
J. W. Whiting
Jas. McPhillips
A. Pincus