Mobile market exchange plan aims to boost farmer returns
Business leaders in Mobile launch a county wide effort to organize farmers into a centralized market exchange. Meetings across Mobile County will discuss cooperative sharing, standardized marketing, and farmer control to maximize crop prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Southwest
Exas
Maryland
Virginia
Oregon
California
Satsuma
Axis
Mt. Vernon
Calvert
Chunchula
Gulf Crest
Citronelle
Semmes
Wilmer
Pierce's
Dawes
Union Church
Grand Bay
South Orchards
Theodore
Irvington
Mertz
Tacon
Terminal Transfer & Storage Plan for 20 Ships
Terminal Transfer and Storage Company increases capital stock to 700000 dollars to build a large warehouse system in the southern portion of the city, featuring one million square feet of storage and dockage for twenty ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal Transfer & Storage Company
Friends of Peace Plan National Peace Party
Chicago report says a national peace group modeled like a party will launch at the Friends of Peace national convention with a 500 member national committee. The aim is to promote peace principles, educate the public, and organize in every congressional district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Peace
National Peace Party
Chicago
Henry Weisman
New York
Weismann
United States
Bryan
Wild east tamer mauled by his lions at Berwick carnival
Carl Huston aged 25 a lion tamer was torn almost to pieces by a lion that felled him to the cage floor in Berwick at a carnival before about five hundred spectators Workmen freed him and physicians said his condition was serious.
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Berwick
Carl Huston
Mobile Observes Labor Day as General Holiday
Mobile ends to a general holiday with banks and offices closed and shops shut. The Central Trades Council hosts a Labor Day picnic at Monroe Park starting 2 PM with races, footraces, tug of war, and a country store run by the Women's Auxiliary. special electric train service to the park.
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Mobile
Henderson
Central Trades Council
Monroe Park
Fot
Gulf Coast Fair to Feature Strong Community Exhibits
The Gulf Coast Fair will showcase eight Alabama community exhibits and one Mississippi exhibit with agricultural and horticultural displays from Mobile area counties. Citrus and School Children’s Day will include special train service for 400,000 residents, plus a prominent night horse show featuring noted breeders and trainers. A major horse training effort led by Dr. Harry Sear and the Blanche McKenney Hunter stable from Haddam, Kansas, expands exhibition appeal across the Gulf Coast.
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Alabama
Mississippi
South
Mobile
Baldwin
Butler
Choctaw
Clarke
Conecuh
Escambia
Monroe
Forrest
George
Harrison
Jackson
Perry
Wayne Counties
A. Smith
Pinenappie
Ala
Fair
Meridian
Miss
Mamie Taylor
Grenadier
Harry Sear
Shubuta
Sears
United States
Gulf Coast
Blanche —McKenney-Hunter
Haddam
Kas
Large Haul of Booze Seized in Raid No Arrest Made
Detectives Lacey Murphy and Burch raided the room of Charles Woods at St Michael and Joachim streets around 8 PM and seized forty two bottles of beer and thirty six half pints of whiskey. No arrests were made as there were no claimants to the liquor seized.
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Lacey, Murphy and
Burch
Charles Woods
St Michael and Joachim Streets
Public Schools Prepare for Fall Session Amid Growth
City schools anticipate a 5 percent rise in enrollment with nine white and four colored institutions led by same principals as last year. A teachers institute starts Sept 2 at Barton Academy, private schools reopen soon, and Spring Hill College plans on Sept 30 with early student parties en route from New Orleans. A Mobile home pool project by C H Carlman promotes swimming and safety for his children and neighbors.
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State Text Book Commission
Sveral
Barton Academy
Spring Hill College
New Orleans
Louisville
Nashville
St. Vincent’s Academy
Charleston
Lawrence
Mobile Medical College
C. H. Carlman
Church Street
Mobile
Mr. Cartman
Carlmans
Carlman
Cartman
Dauphin Way Baptists Launch Penny Excursion for Church
Dauphin Way Baptist church plans a penny drive excursion to Fairhope to raise funds for outstanding obligations. The steamer departs from the foot of Dauphin Street early in the morning. A sports program and a speech by Dr. John W. Phillips and John Bunyan are featured.
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Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Fairhope
Dauphin Street
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
John Bunyan
Preparation for Big Sunday School Rally Day Sept 26
Mobile recalls Sunday school attendance push as the Mobile County Sunday School Association launches Rally Day. Superintendents are urged to intensify efforts each Sunday before September 26 to recruit old pupils and attract new ones for Promotion Day, the first Sunday in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Improvements Hold Steady as City and Suburbs See Demand Rise
Builders forecast a spring boom in the city and surrounding areas as architects and contractors report steady activity. Residential brokers say rents for next year look strong, while outlying property prices hold firm. In Mobile, five building permits were issued for the week ending September 4, including remodeling at Broad Street and Adams, and a new four room cottage on Walnut Street.
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Mobile
Wright Smith
Lola. Werren
Broad
Adams
J. KE. Martin
Lawrence
Savannah
Julie Mayson
Northwest Canal
St. Emanuel Street
James Gavin
Walnut Street
F. S. Frederic
Dauphin
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Dawes and Surrounding Areas
Eugene Webb and others transfer lots 31 32 and 34 in Dawes block 3 for 109 dollars to William F Jackson. James C Burfort transfers multiple houses and lots on Dearborne and Anthony streets plus a Magnolia cemetery lot to Mary Burfort for 1 dollar and other considerations. Benjamin S Cower and others to Eugene Webb transfer two Dawes lots 31 and 32 in block 32 for 1 dollar and other considerations. William Andrews and others sell lot 175 by 175 in section 26 township 2 south range 2 west to Ascar Bosarge for 206 dollars. Harry Kohn sells to John H Huffstetler lots percent and 9 in Ethredge tract for 1 dollar and other considerations.
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Eugene Webb
William F. Jackson
Dawes
William Andrews
Ascar Bosarge
Harry Kohn
John H. Huffstetler
Ethredge
James C. Burfort
Mary Burfort
North Dearborne
St. Anthony
Scott
St. Louis
Cottingham
Magnolia Cemetery
Benjamin S. Cower
Prize Winners of Dance Tournament in Mobile
The official prize list from Friday night’s dance tournament at Bienville Square credits winners across age groups from four years up to twelve, with prizes including drugstore orders, theatre tickets, and bank deposits. The event supported by the Chamber of Commerce Music Committee raised funds via grandstand proceeds and donations from local businesses.
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Bienville Square
Chamber of Commerce Music Committee
AL. W. Savage
Leelie Tardy
van Antwerp Drug Company
Olivia Tardy
Ekeline Pate
Empire Theatre
Martha Mhlizabeth Andrews
Crescent Theatre
Marie Fayard
Reiss Mercantile Company
Guyer
Reiss Mercante Company
Frank Bolling
Katelle Pinto
Savings Deposit Peoples Bank
J. Brown
Constance Adkison
Parker Brothers, Jewelers
K. McCary
Francis Spunner
Rosa McMahon
American Laundry
Frank Crenshaw
Aline Wall
Thelma McAllister
Smith Wakery
Celestine Donoghue
Mildred McDonald
Meless and
Fruit Dealer
Royal Street
Hoye
Gordon Brown
J.”. Dannenberg
A. Pincus
Willie McGowan
John Samuel Cutter
Frank Stoll
Finridge Davis
Leslie Carter
Mobile Electric Supply Company
Kress & Co
Drago and Pearson
Music Fund
L. W. Savage
Savage Building
Savage
Pat Lyons
Mobile
Poggi Arrested in Prohi Violation Case
Frank Poggi of Warren and St Louis streets was arrested Saturday by Police Officer Larry Murray for possessing prohibited liquor. A half barrel of beer was seized as Poggi prepared a delivery. He posted bond for appearance in the recorder's court.
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Frank Poggi
Warren and
St. Louis Streets
Larry Murray
Poggi
Recorder’s Court
Mobile to gain vast new terminal and storage complex
The Terminal Transfer and Storage Company of Mobile plans a 33 acre waterfront site with one million square feet of warehouses and six thousand feet of dock room to handle dry bonded rail and water storage for Birmingham metal output. Capital stock rises from 10000 to 700000 with directors including J Quill and C Moores, aiming to speed cargo handling at Mobile port.
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Terminal Transfer and Storage Company of
Mobile
United States
John Quill
Charles G. Ollinger
J. Holcombe Quill
Thomas M. Stevens
Charles J. Moores
Chicago
Terminal Transfer & Storage Company
Birmingham
Reventlow Voices Submarine Warnote On Passenger Ships
Berlin dispatch notes Count von Reventlow, critic and editor, warning that under the new wartime rules a steamer with one passenger beside cargo must be halted for submarine inspection. He cites dangers from ramming, torpedo boats, aircraft, and armed craft and argues submarines must protect non combatants even as tactics shift. Kreuz Zeitung notes concern and questions concessions to America.
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United Press
Berlin
The
Hague
Count von Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
Kreuz Zeitung
Germany
America
Reventlow
Gery
England
Mobile Chair Co. to Resume Production, Reports North Mobile Plant
It is reported that the Mobile Chair Company plant at North Mobile will resume operations on Tuesday, employing nearly one hundred men. The plant has been doing extensive export business and orders for a large output have been received, expected to keep workers busy for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Chair Company
North Mobile
What the Jewish New Year Really Is
The article explains Rosh Hashanah as the Jewish New Year observance beginning at sundown, with services in Mobile at 6 on Wednesday and 10 on Thursday. It contrasts Jewish reflection with the secular New Year, noting the holiday's focus on meaning, life, and moral judgment, urging community responsibility and providence.
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Mobile
Bisso Tow Boat Company Withdraws from Mobile Port
A local report states the Bisso Tow Boat Company will withdraw from Mobile port. The tug Independent, once fire boat under city contract, will sail to New Orleans today. Leo will remain to protect river property and operate in the harbor under existing contracts.
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Bisso
Mobile
Independent
New Orleans
Leo
Mobilian Gets Patent for Vehicle Fender
Through Davis and Davis Wilton D C Edward S Jones of bile was awarded a patent by the patent office for a vehicle fender.
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Davis & Davis
Wilton, D. C
Patent Office
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Gulf Coast Fair
Dauphin Way Baptists
Carl W. Ackerman
Mobile Chair Co
Big Tug
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