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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
2
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The Journal of Commerce and Commerce Bulletin reports that the American Cotton Association's Montgomery convention signals rising prices for next season. Analysts say unfavorable planting weather and boll weevil damage could push cotton to higher selling values, and affiliate growers may gain influence under President Wanna maker.
Engineers estimate the new Albany Athens bridge at about half a million dollars as a bond investment. The Tennessee River’s stable course supports long term use and growing crossing demand, expected to boost travel and toll revenue once all spans are complete.
An Austinville conference framed smartness as devilish and wisdom as divine. Speakers praised Woodrow Wilson’s wit eclipsing the Kaiser while urging voters to defeat Underwood Mayers. Rev Spearman opened with prayer and the audience joined in singing, then volunteers enrolled to return borrowed benches.
Two passenger trains Nos 516 and 517 on the Northwestern Railway collided head on near Lamberton 100 miles west of Rester New York this morning. Two passengers and three crew members were killed.
Doctors recommend Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil, claiming no taste remains while strength and purity match the traditional oil. The process by Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc makes it easy for children to take without knowing it is castor oil. Available in 35c and 65c sizes at druggists.
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