First Terminal Pier Construction To Start At Mobile
Work to begin soon on the Mobile terminal pier project following bid openings by the Docks Board. The plan includes 1600 foot slips, 560 foot wide piers, sheds, and multiple rail tracks with a funded, politically neutral build under state supervision to attract ocean shipping.
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First Terminal
Mobile
Docks Board
State Board
Nashville Railroad
Hallett Manufacturing Company
State Docks Board,ch
Ree. D
L. Sibert
F. G. Blair
Tuscaloosa
Charles Henderson
Troy
Mobile and Ohio
Commission
The
Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad
Mystery on Antique Relics Unearthed in Tucson
Shotwell of Columbia University notes dating on relics excavated in Tucson Ariz is unusual for eighth or ninth century documents. He observes artifacts carry dates like 175 A D and 780 A D but proper dating by regnal years did not become common until about 1000 A D.
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Tucson
Ariz
Shotwell
Columbia University
Marshall Realtor Ad Promotes Personal Mortgage Loans in Mobile
Robt. L. Marshall Realtors runs a personal service mortgage loan advertisement in Mobile Alabama offering loans and real estate assistance. The notice highlights mortgage options and local expertise.
Mobile farming region advocates year round productivity
An upbeat profile of Mobile County farming notes long growing seasons with 291 days between killing frosts, diverse crops including Satsumas Pecans and grapes, and strong cattle and poultry sectors. It highlights climate, land availability of 782000 acres, and Chamber of Commerce efforts to attract settlers while detailing port readiness and storage plans to support expanded commerce.
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Westock
Chamber of Operating
Chamber of Commerce
Satsumas
Mobile
Alabama
Pleasure boats dot Mobile Bay during summer
The Mobile Bay area offers ideal waters for all pleasure boats from cat boats to yachts. Summer sees scores of craft along the coast with Mobile developing as a yachting center and a hotspot for coastal boating, cruising, and fishing trips.
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Mobile Bay
Mobile
Mobile Winter Season Opening Day Declared by Mayor
Mayor G E Crawford proclaims December 16 1925 as Mobile Winter Season Opening Day urging business and social groups to welcome winter tourists and showcase the citys hospitality and preparedness for visitors. Attest City Clerk S H Hendrix.
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Mobile
Southland
I. G. E. Crawford
Mobile hosts large convention surge amid yacht races
Mobile invites thousands of convention guests as the city sees a surge in meetings from the Alabama Educational Association to the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church South. The Lipton contest interest grows with regional yacht races and notable skippers, boats, and local clubs shaping a busy year ahead.
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Mobile
Alabama Educational Association
Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church, South
Moble
Eastern Shore Club
Pilot Fish
Bell Fish
Lady Fitch
Tot
William Jackson
New Orleans
Mobile Hosts Record Conventions and Visitors
Mobile presents a thriving convention scene with strong telephone service from Home Telephone Company and Southern Bell. City leaders and groups like the Chamber of Commerce marketed the city, inviting national and state groups such as Magee Bicentennial Travel Association and Rotary District Conference. Hotels overflowed, homes opened, and May saw peak convention activity with numerous gatherings and extended plans for future events.
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Mobile
Home Telephone Company
Mobile Capital
Baldwin County
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Chamber of Commerce
Friends Mobile
Magee Bicatae
Unt Clal Traveléra
State Nurserymen’s Association
Alabama Divi of
Travelers’ Protective Sociatiae
Directors of North America
American College of Surgeons
National Cigar Box Manufacturers
Alabama Social Welfare Workers
Rotary Clubs
Port Development Spurs Land Sacrifices by Mobile Owners
Port authorities push ahead with a $10,000,000 dock project along Mobile river between One and Three Mile creeks. Property owners accept regulated compensation after appraisal and condemnation debates, with most agreeing to terms despite past land devaluation and flood risks.
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Mobile
Docks Commission
State Commission
Chasaw
Commission
Perry Young
World Ports
Feuas
William L. Sibert
Alabama
Malaria Control Work cited as effective in Mobile
Mobile's health records show favorable comparison with national cities. Rockefeller Foundation malaria control efforts in Mobile and Mobile County improved drainage swamp areas and sanitation conditions reducing malarial breeding sites and advancing public health programs.
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Mobile
United States
Rockefeller Foundati
Home ownership among Mobile workers rises in three year span
The article notes many Mobile workers in shipping and other trades own homes in Mobile city and suburbs. Over the past three years most construction consisted of bungalows and small dwellings built for owner occupation.
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Mobile
Modern Hotel Facilities Highlight Mobile Travel Scene
The article praises Mobile as a growing tourist hub with refurbished hotels like Bienville and Savage, a soon expanded Battle House site tied to Andrew Jackson era history, and the Vineyard cafe offering harbor and bay views. It notes tourism growth, new capacity, and social events such as Pattie House gatherings and marching pageant bells in Mobile.
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Mobile
Andrew Jackson
Bienville
Savage
Beex
Jenville Uare
Corner Conception
St. Francis Étr
Vineyard
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Realtors
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G. E. Crawford
S. H. Hendrix
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Royal St
Government Street
Royal Street
Chase Street
Conception Street
Cnception and Con
St. Michael Street
Springhill Avenue
J. F. Maury
N. Royal Street
Bell
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