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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
3
A nostalgic column notes Jim Jefferies may attempt a third comeback while critiquing modern health, sports funding, and the high costs of college rowing programs. It discusses expenses to transport crews to regattas, keep them abroad for weeks, and loss of equipment as souvenirs.
Don’t wait for the damage from screens that fail to protect you. The ad urges ordering custom screens from E. C. Payne Lumber Co, promising they are built to fit and to be worn for safety and durability.
An uneasy feeling in the stomach or bowels yields quickly to HER BINE. It tones up the stomach and purifies the bowels. Price 50 cents. Sold by Owl Drug Co.
Ed Koney earns 6250 dollars annually after a long holdout, topping expected pay and making him the highest priced first baseman. Rumors say Hal Chase may have shifted from his former manager salary of 7600 with current pay around 6000. Huggins rose from 5000 to a higher offer, as clubs adjust compensation in the year’s deals.
In probate court March 31 1913 Margaret Guhl administratrix of the estate of George Guhl deceased filed her final account and vouchers for examination and auditing. A hearing is set for April 28 1913 to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be passed and allowed.
The annual tally of college athletic expenses rarely shows rowing turning a profit. The fragment hints at the broad billing of crew programs and the financial strain on institutions as they weigh budgets against athletic offerings.
A column notes on pool myths, spring fashion, and small town observations. It mocks a claim billiards menaces careers, jokes about snakes, spring hats, and a breakfast table scene of buttered cereal, sugar sprinkles, and quaint purchases.
Dr James A Dundin of Talladega and several ministers from Birmingham Bir mingham Powderly and John's visited Huntsville after a late train delay. Ira Hawking hosted a six o'clock dinner at Echols followed by a round table discussion on church affairs.
Sanitary Plumbing offers all kinds of repairs from large to small with guaranteed satisfaction. Jerrie Clark, Mar, reports a new Decatur firm and a phone contact.
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