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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
2
A partial notice from a newspaper indicates subscription renewal options by mail for varying periods. It mentions delivery timing, a telephone contact, and a request for readers to ensure they receive their paper on time.
A disputed message signed by Atticus Mullin, campaign manager for Sam P., asserts that a group of Montgomery shipping interests seeks to place a pliant head of the public service commission. Mullin counterclaims that Alabamians want a president who will serve their interests.
The Railroad YMCA reports the strongest response yet to membership campaigns with renewals and new members. The Daily notes broader community backing from employers and local business leaders, urging teamwork and cooperation to strengthen the YMCA mission.
J. E. Blair argues that Christians should move beyond passive heavenward hope. He urges churches to embrace bold, public action to advance God’s kingdom, mirroring heroic historic resolve and the spirit of Protestant leadership. He promotes working creeds and united, selfless effort over mere gatekeeping.
For 1920 crops a 40 acre farm near the Trinity pike offers mules horses cows hogs 75 chickens wagons dise plows small tools hot beds a good home barn and all arrangements. price 6000 dollars with a monthly salary offer of 300 dollars. Wake up and see.
J. A. Thornhill available by phone at 115 or location listed as 281 Albany.
Fragmented OCR data shows multiple dates February 26 1918 February 21 1919 and February 27 1920 with large monetary figures 27500 38028 5248724 plus a 81 comparison. No coherent event or entities discernible.
Macon Telegram notes lawmakers and citizens discuss Article X and Article V of the League of Nations charter. The piece questions whether the League can compel war by majority vote and whether binding decisions require all members' agreement, reflecting concern over foreign entanglements and U S restraint.
A brief reader note questions why many cling to ancient customs and warnings about modern changes. The piece reflects social tension and cultural cling in everyday life.
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