Mobile banks show strong growth with six institutions
Mobile reports six banks with total resources over 1.23 million and deposits near 5 million. City Bank and Trust, Bank of Mobile and others post high earnings, dividends, and expanding buildings as Morgan Memorial plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
City Bank and Trust Company
City National Bank
Royal Street
City Bank
Edward J. Buck
Pat J. Lyons
George A. Tonsmiere
Arthur C. Tonsmiere
English Cody
T. H. Halliwell
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Panama Canal
Michael J. McDermott
A. L. Staples
Thomas J.o'connor
R. W. Bayne
First National Bank of Mobile
Alabama
First National Bank
United States Postal Savings Funds For
Henry Hall
L.hammel
C. D. Willoughby
E.H. Shaffer
J. W. Woolf
Merchants Bank
Other C. Fry
Lloyd D. Ire
Ernest F. Ladd
George A. Michael
People’s Bank
James Little
J. C. Bush
Benjiman W. Padgetter
Alex J. Wildman
People’s
the Union Savings Bank
J. Je Taylor
J. T. Meald
James T. Dugim
Grover A. Taylor
Mobile Clearing House Associa-on
Morgan Memorial Services Readied With Notables On Program
Readied Morgan Memorial services list eleven notable speakers and a large student chorus. The program includes patriotic songs at Barton Academy with Drago's Band, and addresses by governors and U.S. senators from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Memorial Services
Leon Schwars
Stewart Brooks
J. W. Glascow
Morgan Services
Oo Os
Wil
M. B. Henry
Barton Academy
Baton Academy
Drago
Irpny
Sodoa
Murphy
Side
McGill Institute
Marechal School
K. of C. Hall
Clarke
St. Francia Aueet M. B
Yerby
Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Russell School
Garement Street
M. BE
Gan
A. B. Thayer
F. A. Dunster
America
Alabama
Mobile
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Park Trammell
Florida
R. Pp. Roach
Government Street Methodist Church
Duncan A. Fletcher
U. S
Acg. Danner
E. A. Donnelly
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
C. C. Thach
Alabama Polytecnic Institute
Jesse F. Hogan
W. P. Hines
Elliott W. Major
Missouri
D. P. Bestor
John W. Phillips
Jewish Temple
John Temple Graves
Henry Hess
T. J. Eaton
A. G. Moses
F A. Donnelly
A. G. Richard Wm. A. Kerrigan
John Lips
C. McGehee
Wilkins
George R. Stewart Brooks
Leon
James
Bell
Visiting Red Men Use Mobile Office Near Concep Street
The headquarters for all local members and visitors of the Improved Order of Red Men during President Wilson's visit to Mobile will be at Dr. EL Harris's office, 203 North Concep Street, a site arranged for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orof
Wilson
Mobile
EL Harris
North Concepstreet
Bar Association Organized at State Capital
Special to The Item reports a La. association formed at Montgomery Alabama on October 25. Officers were named and initial organization completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAR Association
Montgomery
Ala
Pineapples Move Through Mobile Port in 1913 Import Surge
Mobile handles a booming pineapple import trade led by the Munson Steamship Company. About one third of U S Cuban pineapples enter via Mobile, with 147 257 crates totaling 3 550 968 fruit from January to May 1913. The season runs January to mid May, dwarfing the prior year’s 19 815 crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
United States
Cuba
Munson Steamship Company
Bertha
Pineapple imports power Mobile port traffic and jobs
Pineapples arrive by Munson Line ships and are unloaded by two winches at each hold, then moved by rail to warehouses. The industry fuels Mobile revenue, with quick turnover and heavy railroad support, and prospects for a larger 1914 crop grow from Cuban growers. The New York port only handles more pineapple traffic in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
New York
United States
Munson Line
Cuba
Munson Steamship Company
Munson Company
Bertha
Karen
Kiora
Signe
Paloma
Panama
McKibbon Family Bows Stretching Corn Yields in Tennessee
In Cullooka near Columbia Tennessee the McKibbon family again sets state corn yield records. For two consecutive years Hill McKibbon’s sons produced the largest per acre harvest, Howard McKibbon at 92 1 2 bushels this year on the same acre, continuing a family tradition of top prizes in Maury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
John van McKibbon
Board of Trade
Maury County
Tennessee
Herbert McKibbon
Marriage Persuades Some Men on 5-Cent Cigars
The piece notes that marriage convinces some men that inexpensive five cent cigars are as good as pricier brands. It argues there is no need to raise whiskers or adopt fancier products.
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Pactics Ls Eee
Eee
Escas
Guy
AIG Saeecveteenees
Mobile Clearing House Association
J. W. Little
The
E. J. Buck
J. Leslie Taylor
Union Savings Bank
Smocom
Royal Union Savings Bank and Merchants Bank
Peoples Bank
Government Street
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