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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
4
A garbled recount notes the Bingville fair of 1921 as a success with references to a community center and bounty event. The readable parts imply celebration and local activity, but many details are unclear or missing.
A fragmentary report notes Gar’s actions during an inspection yesterday with no further comments on other participants or details. The entry implies a restrained briefing and a focus on the inspection outcome rather than commentary.
A fragmentary report describes illegal stills found near Wheelerville by the Dickens Ferry area. One contraption is said to be buried underground as investigators probe the scene.
A mistrial was declared in the Grover and Lester Dossett assault to murder case in circuit court after the jury could not agree. The recording notes the judge’s remarks and the jurors' inability to reach a verdict, with related mention of defense and prosecution positions. Additional items include local service enlistments and a separate naval school note, plus a res muebles committee report and Charter matter.
William Cowley sold to John T and Daniel A Me NamMara on the west side of Dearborn for 4000 dollars. A deed filed in the rebate court confirms the transfer. Rev and others sold property on Pike street to Marian K for 500 dollars, with deed filed in the Hrobaté court.
Delegates vote to drop habitual attendees from the Rotary membership list as a resolution is considered. President J. T. Weh declares a decision near and the exchange moves toward a broader relationship with the Settee movement. Delegates from Mobile plan to leave for June gathering with Blacksher, Ike Lichtbach, Cat McMahon, John Dtereer, and Sid Bailey listed.
A readable ad style piece promotes a simple remedy to combat dandruff. It urges daily use, suggests moisturizing the scalp, and promises shinier healthier hair. It mentions brushing and toeing the line between practical steps and a beauty routine.
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