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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1914

Page

7

Limestone 10 Be Used As Potash If Supply Gives Out

With wartime disruption of German potash shipments Alabama prepares to expand limestone use. Crushed limestone can unlock dormant soil potash on sour lands, improving crop quality and yield. The Gate City plant crushes about 600 tons daily, signaling a growing industry in the region. Germany had supplied most U.S. potash. new limestone usage opens a broad development field.

Europe Germany America Alabama Birmingham Gate City South United States

Umbrella on Wagon Runs Horse. Driver Hurt Presumably

John Hines, driver for Purity Springs Bottling Co., was bruised when a runaway wagon bolted after an umbrella was displaced. He clung to the side to stop the horse, suffering a severe knee wound and a foot injury as a wheel passed over it. The horse redirected into Conception street, with no damage to the wagon or its load.

John Hines Purity Springs Bottling Company Conti St. Emanuel Street Hines Conception Street

The Shipwrecked Karluk Near Wrangell Island

Nome Alaska September 4 The rescue attempt of the shipwrecked Karluk thwarted by gasoline shortage as P J Adler circled within fifteen miles of Wrangell Island The Karluk a Stefansson Canadian expedition vessel remains marooned since last winter Captain Annevik stated no fog along the Siberian coast but heavy pack ice forced the Adler to return to Nome

Karluk Nome Alaska Wrangell Island P. J. Adler Arctic Island Stefansson Annevik Adler Siberian

Louisville and Nashville Cuts Rates on Thousands of Commodities

The Louisville and Nashville railroad reduced freight rates on between 5 000 and 6 000 commodities effective at midnight Thursday. New tariffs were filed with Sam P Kennedy secretary of the railroad commission. The cut benefits citizens across Alabama as the line serves many sections and several reductions fall below Southern railroad rates set years ago under statutory terms.

Montgomery Louisville and Nashville Railroad Railroad Commission Sam P. Kennedy Southern Railroad Alabama

Samuel Gup to Assist Rabbi Moses Friday Night

Regular services will be held at the Jewish Temple Friday night at 8 o'clock with Rabbi Alfred G Moses returning from vacation to occupy the pul pit. He will be assisted by Samuel Gup who officiated in Rabbi Moses absence. Saturday services begin at 10 o'clock.

Alfred G. Moses Samuel Gup Moses

Impeachment Proceeding Filed Against Cullman Judge

Special to The Item Montgomery Ala Sept 4 Impeachment proceedings against Cullman county Probate Judge R I Burke were filed in the supreme court by Attorney General Robert C Brickell following the Cullman county grand jury report Justice A D Sayre set the case for November 12 at the regular term The charge accuses Burke of wilful neglect of duty for not requiring a bond from former Cullman county treasurer J D Searcy who absconded with about 25000 in county road funds Searcy is jailed in Birmingham The grand jury also recommends removal of Cullman county board of revenue members and related cases will be heard in circuit court

Montgomery Ala R. I. Burke Cullman County Supreme Court Robert C. Brickell A. D. Sayre Burke J. D. Searcy Searcy Birmingham Grand Jury

Cold cash melts away faster than most can freeze

A concise, wry observation on the rapid loss of money in cold conditions, comparing how quickly cash vanishes as temperatures drop and wallets feel the chill.

Commissioners Delay Southern Agriculture Conference

Captain Reuben F. Kolb, Alabama commissioner of agriculture and industries, said he would not summon a Southern commissioners conference on the cotton situation until fall. He surveyed replies from other commissioners and, preferring time, postponed the meeting a few weeks with an October target.

Montgomery Reuben F. Kolb Agriculture and Industries Southern Commissioners of Agriculture Kolb

Perjury Case In Recorder Court Is Continued

Willie Frazier is charged with perjury and the case was continued to Monday September 5 in the recorder's court. A separate trial of a negro woman for disorderly conduct preceded the continuation. Frazier denied prior thefts, and Judge Edington noted the record and possible prior time for larceny or burglary.

Willie Frazier Recorder’s Court Frazier Edington Ney

Notable Visitors and Travelers Stopping in Mobile

Eugene King departd for St Louis and then Denver and Colorado Springs to spend a few days away from Mobilie. Miss Callie McPherson returns to Mobile after typhoid fever recovery in Beatrice Alabama. Dr C E Newman and wife of Biloxi visit Battle House. Visitors at Cawthon Hotel include H Perry of Atlanta F B Hagerman Pensacola R C Lee Selma A M Hartsfield Newman Miss Jennie Drysdale and Mrs FE DPD Meyers Biloxi. Mr and Mrs W Or Taylor Pasagoula visit Mobile staying at Blenville. Miss Alberta Scruggs of West Bend visits. Rev John W Dunne arrives in Mobile after Brooklyn trip.

Eugene King St. Louis Denver Colorado Springs C. E. Newman Biloxi Miss City Battle House H. Perry Atlanta, Ga F. B. Hagerman Pensacola, Fla R. C. Lee Selma, Ala A. M. Hartsfield Newman, Ga Jennie Drysdale FE. Dpd Meyers Cawthon Hotel

British Schooner C. W. Mills Arrives From Havana Quarantine

The British schooner C. W. Mills, Southard master, arrived from Havana in ballast and will load lumber for Cuban ports. The Clara C. Scott sails for Gulfport to load lumber for South America and West Indies. Norwegian steamer Fijell sails for Puerto Cortes in ballast. Fort Morgan and Ottar expected to sail. Camilla rumored to load sugar mill machinery but denied by James Gibboney & Co. Tug Echo heads to Pensacola for work. Lighthouse inspector reports relighting buoys at Mobile Bay entrance and Southwest Pass. Navigation obstructions reported by hydrographic office include rafts and spars adrift near Texel and other vessels.

C. W. Mills Southard Havana Cuba Cuban Clara C. Scott Gulfport Miss Fijell Chamellecon Steamship Company Puerto Cortez Hon Fort Morgan United Fruit Company Ottar Munson Line Camilla Munson Steamship Line New Orleans St. Louis Mobile and Ohio Railroad James Louisiana Mobile Hydrographic Office Washington Texel Waat Negus Nor, Sa Frodesem Frankley

Po Do Lax Promotes Health By Purified Laxative Claim

An old advertisement asserts various ailments such as bad blood pimples headaches biliousness torpid liver and constipation stem from indigestion. It promotes Po Do Lax as a pleasant pure laxative that tones the liver and blood and promises daily use for ongoing wellness with a 500 bottle and money back guarantee from all druggists.

Draxgists

Keller Returns to Montgomery

State highway engineer W. L. Keller returned to the state house from Birmingham after a tour of north Alabama in support of the trunk highway plan. He will prepare a report for the next session of the general assembly seeking funding to complete the project.

Montgomery W. 8. Keller State House Birmingham North Alabama South General Assembly

Coal Company Receives Fifteen Wagons for Winter

The Mobile Coal Company on Friday received a large consignment of wagons and carts for fall and winter. The shipment included ten one ton carts and five two ton wagons.

Mobile Coal Company

Modern two story house for sale on N W Conception and Savannah

Two story modern house sits on a good lot at the north west corner of Conception and Savannah Streets. Terms are liberal and financing options available.

West Side Marine New Jersey St N. W. Corner Conception Savannah Sts

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