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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1915

Page

8

Military Night at the Armory in Mobile

The Mobile National Guard armory opens Monday at 7 30 for business men with the First Regiment displaying trophies relics and field equipment. Units including Gulf City Guards Mobile Rifle Company Mobile Cadets and the Viral Infantry band will participate along with lectures by Captain Mahon and a possible exhibition match.

Ama National Guard D.de Batalion Col. Maddox Suffich Co. E Ee Gulf City Guards Grove Co. M Mobile Rifle Company Jack Mahon Champion Company United States Price Williams Wilson Co. A Mobile Cadets McMeans Robert M. Sands Mobile Rifle Club Mahon Mobile United States War Department

Uncle Wiggily Makes a Lemon Cake Adventure

Nurse Jane asks Uncle Wiggily to fetch a dozen lemons for a lemon cake. He hides the lemons in his hat to avoid a thief owl, returns home, forgets the juice, bakes with whole lemons, and a lemon-loving wolf bites a sour mouthful, then flees. Nurse Jane returns to finish the cake.

Uncle Wiggily Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Mr. Longears Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Cross Bear Wiggily U. W Rabbit Hollow Stump Susie Littletail Susie Jane Uncle Wigerly

Demonstration Farm Promised for Gulf Coast Fair

R V Taylor assures Mobile readers that a fully developed demonstration farm will be part of the Gulf Coast Fair, linking rail transport to educate farmers on winter crops and better machinery. The farm, south of the race track, aims to attract visitors from three states and enhance fair grounds beauty. Citizens are urged to mail postal cards inviting former Mobile residents to attend.

Mobile R. V. Taylor Mobile and Ohio Railroad Associated Railways Fairfax Harrison Harry Sears

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