Estate of Charles Schimpf Administrator Notice
Notice is given that Charles Schimpf is administrator of the estate of a deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within the time allowed by law or be barred. Issued by Hon. Grable E. Williams Jr. Judge Mobile County Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toice Inon
Mary C. Wienand
Springdale
State of
Arias
Mel County
Alabama
State of Alata
Mobile County
George Lauber
Annie Lauber
Lauber
Liams
Ijr
Hanaw “Illams
Hongrable E . Williams, Jr
roboteTt
Mobile
Charles Schimpf
New Life Pills Promised Relief For Women
A testimonial claims King’s New Life Pills provide prompt relief for women without pain. Mrs M C Dun of Leadill Tennessee says the pills helped her, endorsing the product as recommended by Van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DT King
M. C. Dun ‘Leadill
Tenn
Duke of Abruzzi Wins Tango Prize in Venice Ball
At a Venice ball on September 1 the Duke of Abruzzi won the prize for most artistic tango performer. His partner was Miss Genia Leuie. Other prizes were awarded to various performers, but the duke and his partner took the top award.
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Venice
Duke of
Abruzzi
Genia Leuie
Police court actions on multiple offenses in city
Henry Unrath was fined $2 or four days for parking over ten minutes in a prohibited district. Robert Andrews and Charles Dann, accused of forgery in a $2 check, were arraigned and case continued. Leon McKeon’s traffic case was reset for Tuesday while Willie Ginn and Tarl Langford faced fines for license violations. Seventeen suspects charged with disorderly assembly were discharged. other cases involving Sarah Simmons theft of a diamond ring and similar charges against Minnie Simmons, Cora Hill, Lonny Vance, and W. Semansky were continued to Tuesday.
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Henry Unrath
Walter Burch
Recorder
Robert Andrews
Charles Dann
Recorder’s Court
Leon McKeon
J. J. Murray
Recorder's Court
Willie Ginn
G. F E. Galle
Tarl Langford
Smith, Fincher and Newell
Impeachment of Governor Sulzer as warning to squealers
A Washington Star remark frames Governor Sulzer’s impeachment as a warning to those who betray confidences. The quoted line portrays the event as a moral lesson for the “old time pal” who might alert authorities.
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Sulzer
Washington Star
Roosevelt Jewelry Stolen by a Servant
George A. Parker, 21, a Negro and employee of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, was jailed in Mineola for stealing jewelry worth about one thousand dollars from the Roosevelt home last Saturday. All items, including a pearl necklace with a diamond pendant, were recovered.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
George A. Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Parker
Burial of Roy Wheeler Helton at Conti Street Home
Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 30 from the 918 Conti street residence with Rev E A Donnelly officiating. Burial followed in Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers A P Dorgan Jr J L Carter Jr Theodore Agnell and Paul McCormick. Mary McCalmont Sprague a Mobile resident since 1850 died Sunday at 1 20 at 253 South Hamilton Street. She leaves two daughters Mrs C H McCord of Birmingham and Miss Ida Sprague four grandchildren and other relatives. She was a devout Christian and Trinity Episcopal Church member.
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Roy Wheeler Helton
Conti Street
E. A. Donnelly
Government Street
Mary McCalmont Sprague
Mobile
South Hamilton Street
Franklin
C. H. McCord
Birmingham
Ala
Ida Sprague
Sprague
Trinity Episcopal Church
Funeral held for Sylvan J. Berbez at St Peter Church
The funeral for Sylvan J. Berbez was held Sunday at 3 30 from the family home 360 Marine street and at 4 30 from St Peter's Church on Fulton road with Rev Father McLaughlin of Spring Hill Jesuit College officiating. Burial followed in Pine Crest Cemetery. Floral tributes and a Maple Camp No 5 Woodmen of the World delegation attended. pallbearers included John Tachoir John Watson John Palmer John Geary B J Bader C J Ewton and P B Christophe.
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Sylvan J. Berbez
Marine Street
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Fulton Road
Father McLaughlin
Spring Hill Jesuit College
Pine Crest Cemetery
Woodmen of the World
Messrs
John Tachoir
John Watson
John Palmer
John Geary
B. J. Bader
Maple
J. Ewton
P. B. Christophe
Foley Kidney Pills Aid for Family Men with Kidney Trouble
An advertisement urges men with families not to fear kidney trouble and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a safe remedy. It claims the medicine cleans and builds kidneys and helps them filter impurities from the blood, easing backache and sleep disturbing urinary issues.
Alabama Day Declared for National Conservation Expo
Governor Emmett O Nea l designates Friday September 26 as Alabama Day at the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tenn and urges Alabamians to attend. The proclamation lists delegates and promotes conservation education amid the 1913 event. Ohio marriages total 46 758 last year.
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Montgomery
Ala
Emmett Neal
Alabama
Knoxville
Tenn
Emmet O'Neal
State of
State Capitol
Cyrus B. Brown
Ohio
Marine Credits and River Transport Moves
The Sosua with 17000 banana bunches arrived from Boca del Toro under United Fruit Company charter. Mary 8S. Blees docked at the city wharf with fifty bales of cotton, 123 barrels of naval stores, and various sundries after Tombigbee travel. Glitre shifted to discharge ballast and load cargo. Antillian sails for Liverpool via Pensacola with cargo. Motley sails for Banes Cuba with lumber. Georgiana Roop sails for Cardenas Cuba with pitch pine lumber. Mercator sails for Puerto Cortez with general merchandise. Forestmoor sails for Grimsby via Pensacola. St Olaf to be released for docking after repairs. Lapwing undergoes minor repairs near Three Mile Creek.
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Mary
Blees
City
Tombigbee
Glitre
Sanderson
Spanish River
Antillian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
England
Pensacola
Motley
Edwards
Banes
Cuba
Georgiana Roop
Pitman
Cardenas
Mercator
The
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Forestmoor
Grimsby
St. Olaf
Marine Ways
Jardenas Ways
Three Mile Creek
Lapwing
Lapwing Towing and Wrecking Company
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough and Lung Relief
Ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures chronic coughs throat and lung ailments and even saves lives. A Malichite Colorado resident testifies two doctors said consumption would end his life but he survived after using the remedy. Refunds offered if no benefit. Priced 60 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by Van Antwerp Drug Co.
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van Antwerp Drug Co
City and County Dispensary Hours Change at Medical College
Beginning Monday September 1 the City and County Dispensary at the Medical College will open daily from 2 to 4 pm and be closed in the forenoon. Entrance is on Lawrence at the corner of St Anthony Street.
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Medical College
Lawrence
St. Anthony Street
Finn Hopes to Cinch Southern Pennant
President A. R. Staphes of the Mobile Baseball Association received a letter from Maer Mike Finn of Chattanooga stating Pitcher Campbell and that he would header Monday. The manager reported Utility Player Paul Sentell has been on the wick list for several days. Finn said he hoped to have them cinched before leaving Atlanta for home as he figured he could beat the Atlanta team with his.
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A. R. Staphes
Mobile Baseball
Faust Spaghetti promotional pitch from Maull Bros
An old ad touts Faust Spaghetti as nutritious and economical for families. It claims a 106 package equals 4 lbs of beef in nutrition and costs one tenth as much, urging readers to request a free recipe book. It targets kitchen tips and cheap meals in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Maull Bros
St. Louis
Columbias Triumph Over Toul Minville With 9 0 Win
The Columbias defeated Toul Minville Sunday by 9 to 0. Standout hitters were G. Sheffield and L. Yeend driving the offense as Hulen and Yeend, Finch and Finch contributed.
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Columbias
Toulminville
G. Sheffield
L. Yeend
Hulen
Yeend
Finch
Avoid the Bronchial Coughs of Early Fall
The changing weather of early fall brings bronchitis and a harsh cough that strains the body. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended to soothe inflamed mucus, relieve the cough, and aid mucus expulsion. It contains no opiates and is sold in the yellow package.
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Foley
New Stores Planned at Northwest Corner Govern ment and Royal
The old building at the northwest corner of Government and Royal Streets will be demolished to make way for a modern structure. One store on Royal Street and three on Government Street are for rent, with plans and lease details ready for prospective tenants.
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Government and
Royal Sts
Royal Street
Government Street
Real Estate and Loan Notice From Yeend Brothers
Yeend Brothers Real Estate and Insurance advertise small city loans of 20000 dollars and services for vacant property owners seeking rent or sale. They tout recent rentals and sales, window placards, and aim to attract renters or buyers from Ohio and Western states. A Mobile estate offering for 4200 dollars with 1000 cash and 1000 yearly payments at 6 percent is promoted with immediate possession.
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Ohio
Mobile
Davis Avenue
Franklin and
St. Anthony
Real estate investment offers monthly return for quick sale
Investment opportunity at $3,150 with $44 per month income. Sale terms include partial cash and balance on time. Owner cites good personal reasons for selling and invites interested buyers to call for location and details.
Eight desirable western city homes offered at low prices
The text advertises eight homes in the western city part with liberal mortgage terms and new low prices to quicken sale. It blames money market conditions for the sales and invites readers to call the office for full details on old and new prices and mortgage amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Piano Co
Masonic Temple
Acreage Propositions in Mobile County Offered for Sale
A soil survey notes several good acreages in Mobile County with top quality Orangeburg soil. One tract contains 160 acres of arable land offered at ten dollars per acre.
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Mobile County
Orangeburg
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