Oysters of Mobile Bay Aims for Artificial Culture Growth
The Alabama Oyster Commission promotes transplanting and leaseholder cultivation on state bottoms to boost quality and supply. It outlines the shift from natural beds to planted reefs, the low rental policy to encourage planting, and rising shipments from Bayou La Batre and surrounding areas.
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Gulf
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Alabama Oyster Commission
Isrself
Oyster Commission
South Shore
Bon Secour
Bon Secour River
Bon Secour Bay
Alabama
Bayou la Batre
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Four Mobile Libraries Supply Books to Readers Citywide
Mobile hosts four public libraries plus church and association libraries. The Central Market plot may host a Carnegie library and related public building, while the Y M C A and Mobile Public Library Association libraries in Conti Hamilton and Conti Claiborne offer up-to-date fiction and religious texts. The Cathedral Library and Mobile Library at 200 Dauphin street provide extensive religious and general volumes under Miss Lefia Be Aunspaugh and Miss Addie C. Moses respectively.
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Mobile
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Francis Street
Spring Hill Avenue
Wilkinson Street
Central Market
Carnegie Public Library
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association Public Library
Lefia Be, Aunspaugh
Mobile Public Library Association
Conti
Hamilton Streets
Corinne B. Canning
Cathedral Library
Conti and
Claiborne Streets
Cathedral
Dauphin Street
Addie C. Moses
Girl Kills Seventeen Wildcats in Oregon
Catherine Nodine of Langlois enters the county clerk’s office with seventeen wildcat skins she has killed over the past two months. The slender ranch girl, aided by a good dog, claims a record likely unequaled in Oregon.
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Gold Beach
Oregon
Stannard
Catherine Nodine
Langlois
Miss Nadine
Florida bankers back currency debate ship ideas from New York
The Florida Times-Union claims country bankers oppose a currency bill yet their ideas are not theirs but sent from New York bankers, suggesting external influence shaping regional opinion.
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Florida Times-Union
New York
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