Oil Dealers To Pay License From County Tax Boards
Montgomery July 18 Special The attorney general holds counties may force wholesale lubricating oil dealers to pay a local license. The state board of equalization also orders plats to value real property and requires assessors to tax all cotton held for market advance after harvest, with a one year exemption.
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Montgomery
Board of Equalization
William L. Martin
Alabama
County Boards of Equalization
State Board
Montgomery Citizens Back Big Stockyards Project
Montgomery on July 18 reports citizens subscribing three thousand dollars to fund a large stockyards system to be built on ten acres in North Montgomery. The yards, located by Interstate Stock Yards of Louisville, will operate soon with broader support from Louisville and other areas. incorporation papers to be filed, and the project to be independent of existing local firms.
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Montgomery
Louteville
Louisville
Number 40 For the Blood Promises Cure and Mail-Back Offer
A drug ad from Evansville Indiana promotes Number 40 For the Blood as a cure for scrofulous disease blood poisons chronic rheumatism malaria constipation and liver and stomach trouble. The offer includes a dollar refund if one bottle fails and the carton front is returned. Sold by Scarbrough Drug Co.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Scarbrough Drug Co
Sta Wan Market Place for Frervtoe
The fragment mentions a market place in Sta Wan related to Ags Ive Mar. The text is fragmented but implies a local commerce item or listing centered on a market area and its activities.
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Ags
Baptist Young People's Union Contest Ends With U-1 Victory
The B Y P U of the First Baptist church concluded a three week contest among four groups U-1 won a picnic at Oxford Lake. Membership grew from fifteen to ninety as U-3 and U-4 delivered a fine program with seventy six present. A special car will depart Cobb and Fifteenth streets at 6 50 tonight to take members to the lake.
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The
First Baptist Church
U-1
Oxford Lake
U-3
U-4
Cobb and Fifteenth Streets
Lake
Freezone Magic Drug Removes Corns and Calluses
A Cincinnati inventor introduced Freezone a compound now sold in tiny bottles at drug stores for a few cents. Apply drops to a tender corn or callus, and the skin softens and loosens, letting you lift it away with no pain during or after application. Genuine Freezone bears a yellow label.
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Cincinnati
Freezone
Magdalenes Moving From State Capital
Montgomery July 18 Special Willam L Martin attorney general spent much of Tuesday with the Montgomery county grand jury on violations of immoral women laws but would not say if any action was taken Henry D Long chief of police pledged full support to remove obstructions to training the division of soldiers Police officers may be asked to supply the names of immoral houses and their inmates and operators Many women have left the city or moved to other houses
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Montgomery
Willam L. Martin
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Henry D. Long
Reve
Police Must Pay Fare When in Civilians’ Clothes
A Montgomery police officer in civilian clothing challenged Richard Tillis, owner of the street car system, to remove him for not paying a fare. The dispute led to a revived agreement preventing police from riding free when not in uniform. Tillis refused the dare but showed conductors their authority to refuse carrying off-duty officers.
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Montgomery
Richard Tillis
Tillis
College President Lang Travels for Alabama Presbyterian College
Dr. George Lang, president of the Alabama Presbyterian College, has returned from a business trip to Birmingham. He will depart tomorrow for Montgomery and spend part of next week at Selma Newbern Uniontown and Marion Junction to promote the college.
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George Lang
Alabama Presbyterian College
Birmingham
Montgomery
Selma
Newbern
Uniontown
Marion Junction
Examinations Set for Army Second Lieutenants in Washington
More than 1500 candidates are designated to take examinations starting next week for appointment as second lieutenants. The January qualifiers have been commissioned and may be sent to Fort Leavenworth for a finishing course, which those qualified at the upcoming exams might skip to save time.
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Washington, D. C
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
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