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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1915

Page

7

Mobile Tops South in Sleep and Supper Enjoyment

A nostalgic ode extols Mobile as unmatched in beds and meals. It praises Gulf City dining and lodging, highlighting Klosky’s, Cawthon, LB. & B., Windsor, Karl’s, Bennett’s coffee, and the famed Mobile Bay ambiance as reasons for Mobile’s premier status.

Mobile Mobile Bay Gulf City Klosky Cawthon Windsor Karl's Bennett's

Death of Rev. Father Thomas Cassidy Dies After Brief Illness

Telegram from Providence KR announces the death of Rev. Father Thomas Patrick Cassidy, assistant priest at Mobile Cathedral. A Pawtucket native born September 11, 1872, he served in Whistler and other towns before joining the Cathedral five years ago, beloved for zeal and aid to all.

Thomas Patrick Cassidy E. J. Hackett Providence KR. 1 Father Cassidy Pawtucket R. I la Salle Academy R. AL Spring Hill Jesuit College St. Mary's Seminary Baltimore Spring Hill Mobile St. Mary’s Chapel Hmmittsburg Whistler Ala Warrington Fla Tuscaloosa Pensacola Huntsville

Mobile market plan to ship Alabama velvet beans to Louisiana buyers

Emmet A. Jones of the Alabama state department tours Mobile meeting merchants and bankers to form Louisiana buyer connections for Alabama velvet beans and peas. Mobile would become a distributing center with shipments focused in March and April, prices quoted by farmers, and unified shipments funneled through Mobile. An exhibit for New Orleans shows expected Alabama 8000s. notes caution about overoptimism and warns against vampires.

Emmet A. Jones State Department of Agriculture and Industries Mobile Alabama Jones Louisiana Mr. Jones Mobilé New Orleans

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Bienville Square Gulf Coast Fair Vineyard Cafe The Rowley Orchestra Alice Edwards B. & B. Cafe South Royal Street South Klosky’s Parisienne Potatoes Tee Karl St. Emanuel and Conti Streets A. E. Reynalds, Prop
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