Mobile Delegate Unable to Attend Committee Meeting
E Oliver Fowlkes of Mobile, a member and supporter of the Chamber of Commerce special committee on foreign and domestic trade, cannot attend the September Washington meeting due to business. He has sent his detailed views on Central and South American trade to all members, hoping the group progresses without his presence.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Department of Commerce
Washington
Corus
Ianings
E. Oliver Fowlkes
D. R. Dunlap Mercantile Company of
Mobile
Fowlkes
Redfield
Summer trip hints at motives beyond saving ice
A remark suggests that a man who travels North for the summer seeks more than cutting costs on his ice bill. The line implies deeper reasons such as leisure or escape, reflecting a cultural attitude of the era.
Beautiful St Matthew’s Church to Be Dedicated Today
The new St Matthew’s Catholic church in Oakdale will be dedicated at 10 o’clock with a pontifical high mass led by Rev. Father John W. Dunne and Bishop Edward P. Allen. The ceremony includes a dedicatory sermon by Rev. Father Edward J. Hackett and a host of diocese clergy. The choir is led by Miss Catherine Hynde with several soloists. chant by Rev. Father W. A. Kerrigan.
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St. Matthew's Catholic
Oakdale
John W. Dunne
Edward P. Allen
Edward J. Hackett
Ber
Mobile
Spring Hill
Bishop Allen
Catherine Hynde
Ethel Salvas
Augusta Burke
J. O'Neill
T. J. McQuillan
Renauld
Charles J. Haig
George Lee
Joh Brady
New Show Room for Millinery at Hammel Dry Goods
L Hammel Dry Goods Company outfits a second floor millinery room over its annex. The space features hazelwood fixtures, French plate glass cases, mirror backs, triple mirror dressing tables, emerald green Brussels carpet, and a dome ceiling with indirect lighting. Hammel says it will be the finest in Mobile. Summer visits by the so called summer girls are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hammel Dry Goods Company
Hammel
Mobile
Winter Fire Prevention Warning From Chief Price
Chief of the Fire Department Thomas F. Price urges occupants to clean flues and inspect roofs as winter nears. He warns soot buildup and loose bricks cause slow fires that can spread to the whole structure and advises reporting noncompliant owners to the city building inspector. He stresses spending a few dollars now to prevent costly damages later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Price
Chief Price
Enforcement meeting on pure food laws in Washington
Food, Dairy and Drug officials from states will meet in Washington November 14 and 15 at the Agriculture Department to discuss cooperation. The agenda includes the Mobile committee on cooperation report adopted by the American Association of Food Dairy and Drug Officials. The aim is to improve enforcement of state and national food and drug laws.
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Food, Dairy and Drug
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Committee On Co-Operation
American Association of Food, Dairy and Drug Officials
Mobile
Union
Association
Department
United States
Dr Kings New Discovery Endorsement Spurling Cough Claim
Stillman Green of Malichite California reports two doctors told him his cough and throat ailment were serious but Dr Kings New Discovery helped. The ad-style note claims the remedy can relieve chronic coughs and throat issues and may save lives.
Vital Statistics of Mobile County Week Summary
Mobile County records show weekly marriage licenses with several White and Colored couples listed, followed by numerous deaths and births. White and Colored lists include names such as Clarence E. George and Alice Pelton, Jerry Dawson and Bertha Jones, John E. Thomas, Penny Evans, and many others. Deaths include John E. Thomas and Adrian Turnage among White individuals, with numerous Colored male and female entries. Births record multiple White couples, with names like William and Jerush Nettles and Reese and Wi nona L. Winters, among others.
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Clarence E. George
Alice R. Pelton
J. H.' Huffstetler
Alice Jackson
John W. Kane
Mattie Julia Strucker
J. C. Fulford
Nell Louise Godbold
Manuel Joseph Gonzales
Ursuline Joulian
Earl H. Johnson
Madeleyn L. Browder
RE. P. Leach
Nora Kelly
Frank Manci
Mary Elizabeth Trione
Harold Lewis
Dorothy Jett
Jerry Dawson
Bertha Jones
Charlie Fields
Christine Allen
Lee Buffins
Margaret Nelson
Walter Harris
Callie Brown
Perryman Baker
Julia Victoria Jesse
Charley Brown
Pennie Williams
Robert G. Wilson
Rosa
John E. Thomas
Adrian Turnage
Joseph D. Boyles
Charles Martin
Julian A. Watters
Ernest Holzborn
Willie A. Cox
Genevieve Burch
Ida McCoy
Laura A. Gunison
Annie Chambera
Sam Howard, Jr
George N. Jenkins
Arthur L. Dorsey
Jeane Brown
Robert Gyles
Fred He‘cles
Penny Evans
Mary J. Spense
Sarah Bird
Johnie Inez May
Fannie Ford
Mabel Allen
Maryee Eee Mingoayne
William
Jerush
Nettles
Den
Ethel Norris
Reese
Winona L. Winters
A. EB
Lallie R. Manmenee
Mia
Charles Li Lerger
George J
Mary BE
Stouter
G. B
Louise W. Catlett
Guyff
Carrie T. Hitchcock
Dennis
Jesetle Day
Charles F
Beulah Pollard
James P
Madge Donahue
Wilbert
Maloney Invites Farmers to National Congress
Mobile invites farmers to the Farmers' National Congress to be held next year in the city. George A. Maloney, County Farm Demonstration Agent, travels as a delegate from Alabama along with Mob Chamber of Commerce leaders. The previous convention in New Orleans drew about two thousand delegates.
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Mobile
Farmers’ National Congress
Econvention
Plano
George A. Maloney
Maloney
S City
Alabama
Mob Chamber of Commerce
National Farmers
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce
Federal
Agriculture
Washington
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Vital Statistics OF
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E. E. Forbes Piano Company Dauphin and Poe H. L. Aoe Manager
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