Legal Notice in Mobile Texas Alabama Case Sept 1918
David R. Burgess files suit against Douglass Davis and others in Mobile Alabama. Affidavits name Annie Williams and C J Hughes as nonresidents over 21 and notes various heirs and claimants, some believed dead, with a described Mobile parcel and a required answer by October 1, 1918. The notice appears in The Mobile Item.
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David R. Burgess
Douglass Davis
Mobile
Alabama
State of
Francis M. McKimrnel
McKit George MeKin
Marion ‘McKim
Annie James Williams
J. Hughes
Amos James
Peter Vincent
Ames H.ragg
Jack Brown
Louis Taylor
Esse
Norton's
Mobile Item
Carl Holzborn
Register
Troy Depot Case Delayed With October Hearing Set
The Alabama Public Service Commission postponed concluding the Troy depot dispute to October 6, with Central of Georgia and Atlantic Coast Line to argue that no passenger facilities at Troy are adequate. The commission also schedules the big fertiliser rate case for October 6, involving all Alabama railroads. Lumber mills challenge trackage between Mobile and Ohio and Twin Thee Lumber Co. of Maplesville. On October 1 mobile will host pig iron rate hearings from Alabama mineral fields to Mobile.
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Alabama
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Twin Thee Lumber Company
Maplesville
Mobile
Indigestion cure notes in old ad like listing
Fragmentary ad text notes a remedy for indigestion and quick relief after taking tablets. Mentions sale by all druggists and a care instruction style from a historic page.
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Beberiath
Spectator analyzes US foreign policy under Wilson era imperialism
The Spectator argues the United States has a national foreign policy that is imperialistic or not, credits Roosevelt with Monroe Doctrine extensions to Santo Domingo, notes the Nicaragua treaty backed by Bryan as adopting Republican-era policy, and links the Panama Canal to American influence in the Caribbean.
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London
United States
the Spectator
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Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Enduras
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Nicaragua
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Mr. Bryan
Lord Landsdowne
Birdward Grey
Panama Canal
PBS
Vig Canal
Caribbean Sea
Forest fires rage in California mountains
Banning California September 20 One of the finest pine groves in the Cleveland National Forest and part of the watershed for Epich the Red lands Riverside and San Bernardino citrus districts irrigation supplies were destroyed yesterday by a forest fire after three days of steady progress reaching the south fork of the Santa Ana river Three distinct fires threaten Seven Oaks a mountain resort district forest rangers call this the most serious blaze in three years
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Banning
Cal
Cleveland National Forest
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Riverside
San Bernandino
Santa Ana
Seven Oaks
Browne Earns Seat on Labor Committee
Congressman Edward Everts Browne of Wisconsin, in his first term, is assigned to the House labor committee. During a session led by Republican Leader Mann advocating a federal labor safety bureau, Browne, seated quietly at the end, reveals his identity, and is introduced to colleagues.
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Washington
Edward Everts Browne
Wisconsin
Congress
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Wheeowain
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Remedy, Gebhart Testimony
An Oriole Pennsylvania resident M F E Gebhart credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his diarrhoea after one dose. He adds it has cured others he gave it to and notes the remedy works for ordinary diarrhoea with one or two doses. Sold by all dealers.
White man found dead in the road in Florida ambush
Thomas Morrell, a Washington county farmer, was shot to death in an ambush on a road to his Holmes Valley home. Two turpentine workers nearby heard the shot but did not intervene. Investigators hold three white men and a black man on suspicion amid tensions with Morrell and neighbors.
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Associated
Mrs Napoleon’s Wife At Sea As Crisis Lapses
Mrs. Napoleon’s wife, formerly attorney general and secretary of the navy, is at the Holland House with her condition improving after a recent crisis. She plans to travel to Bar Harbor and then Baltimore, according to late reports.
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Shaparts Iil
Charles Jose Naparte
Attoney Me Menane
Secretary of the Navy
Eenia
Holland House
Herp
Aphevarte
York
Bar Harbor
Baltimore
Reliable Cough Remedy Claims Cure for Cold
A partially readable ad copy touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for a bad cold. It asserts one bottle ends coughing and cures the cold, urging readers to buy from dealers.
Grain Dealers Plan Inspection Committee at Chamber Meeting
A conference of grain dealers in the Chamber of Commerce headquarters formed a five man committee to organize local grain inspection. Don Fiesworth heads the services committee. nine dealers attended and agreed to recruit others to support the inspector plan. Members at the meeting included Lyons, Markstein, McMillan, Dumas, Majerski, West, Klopper, and Simms.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eall i. Econ
Don Fiesworth
Televices
Worth
Mr. Lyons
Jonas Markstein
H B. McMillan
G. #. Dumas
Henry Majerski
W. T. West
M. Klopper
B. F. Simms
Early Fall Weather Warns of Bronchitis Risks
A reader warns that changeable early autumn weather can trigger bronchitis and throat irritation. The advisory recommends Foley's Honey and Tar as a nonopiate remedy to soothe inflamed mucus and avoid harsh cold symptoms.
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Foley
Officers School at Camp Scully Opens for Largely Beneficial Session
The officers school began at Camp Joseph B. Scully under Lt. Fred King Third Field Artillery. The three hour plus session benefited linemen while Sgt Otto Clark conducts daily non-commissioned officer training at 8 30 PM. Captain Mortimer Jordan and hospital corps showcase distinct command with excellent camp health. Lt Firman named officer of the day.
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Joseph B. Scully
Flrcd King
United States Army
Third Field Artillery
Otto Clark
Mortimer Jordan
Dan
Mount Oneutenant
Firman
Battery Ae
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Honest Curative Remedy
Advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills cleanse and purify the kidneys, relieve back ache and urinary troubles, and improve kidney function. It asserts affordability for families and promises good results.
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