Dunlap Praises Diversity of Mobile Farms Tour
Renick W. Dunlap assistant secretary of the U S Department of Agriculture praised Mobile county farmers for their diverse activities during a tour yesterday afternoon. He spoke at a Battle House dinner and urged more crop variety for southern agriculture citing boll weevil lessons and regional flexibility as key benefits for resilience.
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Mobile County
Renick W. Dunlap
United States Department of Agriculture
Battle House
Prac
Northwest
South
Alabama Has Small Tuberculosis Incidence in Livestock
The speaker noted Alabama’s low TB rates in livestock and the cooperation between the federal department and the state board with satisfactory results. He also cited the Department of Agriculture’s help in building roads in the state.
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Alabama
Federal Department
State Board
Dunlap
Department of Agriculture
Aspironal Cold Remedy Promise Promotes Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior cold and cough elixir tested and endorsed by authorities. It urges buyers to pay half a dollar per bottle, take two teaspoons, and demand a refund if symptoms do not fade within two minutes.
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Runch
Cardui
Cardus
Bud Fisher and Bride To Become Sea Commuters
New York Oct 20 A.P. Bud Fisher the cartoonist to marry next week and plans to live on a steamer between New York and Paris with his new bride the Countess Adelia de Beaumont a Paris beauty prize winner and heiress whose seven year old son helped spark the match.
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New York
Mutt
Jeff
Bud” Fischer
Harry C. Fisher
Paris
Aedita de Beaumont
Fisher
Pierre de Beaumont
Matt
Acdita Stewart
Count de Beaumont
France
Pauline Welch
Cable
Alabama road funds since 1917 total 12 million
Government has allotted 12,808,656 dollars to road improvement in Alabama since 1917. A dinner in Mobile for a government official was held under the auspices of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and presided over by President John T. Cochrane. The visitor toured Mobile county farms and facilities with several speakers delivering welcome messages.
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Alabama
Washington
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
John T. Cochrane
Dunlap
Mobile County
Vadco
Grass Dairy
L. L. Noble
Warley
F. S. Sanford
Robertsdale
Mr. Dunlap
Secretary of Agriculture
J. .M. Moore
Albert Ashenberger
Department of Agriculture
Frat Theta Omega Phi Sets Meeting at YMCA
The Theta Omega Phi fraternity will hold its regular weekly meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 at the YMCA. A business program is scheduled.
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Theta Omega Phi Fraternity
Rev Eldred M Stewart Heads to Greenville Visit
Rev Eldred M Stewart pastor of the Central Baptist church left yesterday for Greenville to visit his mother. He will then go to Birmingham for a short stay before returning to the city.
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Stewart
Greenville
Eldred M. Stewart
Central Baptist Church
Birmingham
City
Navy Seeks Draftsmen in Several Yards
The local civil service commission announces high demand for navy draftsmen. New York yard needs five ship design draftsmen 14 ship detail draftsmen and 10 copyists for a 10 000 ton cruiser. Norfolk yard also seeks draftsmen and Philadelphia plant seeks aeronautical qualified draftsmen. Leaders classes led by Rev. R A Kirchoffer to be held tonight tomorrow and next week.
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NAVY
Civil Service Commission
New York Navy Yard
Norfolk Navy Yard
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
R. A. Kirchoffer
The
Christ Episcopal Church
M O Officials Confer At Tupelo Meeting
A Mobile and Ohio railroad traffic officials conference is underway in Tupelo Mississippi. Attendees from Mobile include Vice President C B Hayes Division Passenger Agent Harvey E Jones Assistant General Freight Agent Jack I Ross Jr Freight Traffic Representative C C Fleming Auditor W W Middleton Freight Claim Agent W E Kennedy Foreign Freight Agent F E Spencer Chief Clerk M W Castle to Mr Ross. Three Hurt In Falls In Mobileinclude H C Henderson fractured leg Frank Fisher bruised face and James Thomas struck by a bale of cotton on Warrior river barge.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Tupelo
Miss
Mobile
C. B. Hayes
Harvey E. Jones
Jack I. Ross, Jr
C. C. Fleming
W. W. Middleton
J. H. Patterson
W. E. Kennedy
Freign
F. E. Spencer
The
Foreign Freight Department
M. W. Castle
Ross
H. C. Henderson
Toulainville
Frank Fisher
James Thomas
Docks Commission Aims Faster Bidding On Pier 2 Contract
Officials say streamlined bidding will speed awards for Pier 2 harbor work estimated at 1 million dollars. Advertisements run 60 days with bids opened December 15, following a October 15 notice. The commission hopes to clear riverfront obstructions while awaiting bids.
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Docks Commission
State Docke Commission
County Awards Shell Contract for Coden Belt Road
The Mobdile and Gulf Navigation Company won the contract to supply oyster shells to the county for road improvement at 1.60 dollars per cubic yard delivered. The board authorized the chairman to hire contracts for jail basement improvements. County Attorney R. E. Gordon ruled the board cannot employ a matron at the county jail.
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Mobdile and Gulf Navigation Company
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
R. E. Gordon
German Reichsbank Chief Arrives Aboard Deutschland
Horace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht, president of the Reichsbank, arrived in New York aboard the Deutschland and denied his visit related to loans. He said the trip would let him meet American financial authorities to show Germany aims to build up its industries on sound finance and commerce. Pierre Jay, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank, greeted the arrival.
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New York
A.P
Horace Greeley
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Deutschand
Germany
Pierre Jay
Federal Reserve Bank of A
Editor Seeks Mobile Industry Site Points From Boston Magazine
F Randolph Bennett, editor of United States Investor of Boston, conferred with Mobile’s new industries committee seeking Mobile’s advantages as an industrial site. His visit focused on textile manufacturing. Parisian fashion trends feature white skin narrow penciled eyebrows and a hint of rouge on eyelids or cheeks.
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F. Randolph Bennett
United States Investor of
Boston
Mass
Mobile
New Industries
Chamber of Commerce
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Sani Pacs
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