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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1927
Page
2
The joint House Senate committee warns that the proposed $25 appropriation would antagonize the hal government and set Siduls development back twenty years. They advised against the measure in Wednesday’s session.
Sumpter, Aue. six lap? report that Mrs Albert Tid toe, wife of Cherokee County deputy sheriff, shot herself. Health blamed for the act as children discovered the scene.
A notice states Reverend Olive will arrive Monday to conduct a baptism service. Details on location or time are not provided in the fragment.
Eugene Graves a migrant with Morgan National funds is set to resume duties after a nasal operation he underwent this week in Birmingham. The Revenue Board schedules a meeting for Monday to discuss ongoing matters.
Citizens met in Laewye Bne this afternoon with a brass band signaling the event. Reported presence of Meete and local residents indicated by speakers and crowd gathered to hear discussions.
The Board of Revenue met in regular session but offered no official guidance on rebuilding. Officials did not indicate whether any concrete action would be taken, leaving plans uncertain.
A defendant charged with car and pistol offenses appeared in police court and was fined $25. The case, heard this week, reflected ongoing concerns about firearm and motor vehicle violations in the area.
Farmers worried after reports of cotton blight, but investigation shows limited damage. McClellan farm near Sauauuaend found few stalks affected and overall crop looks not badly hurt.
A Morgan county bill to change how revenue board members are elected is in the House local legislation committee. Introduced by Representative Patterson, the plan would elect board members from their districts but require serving at large countywide responsibility. It may be reported out by Tuesday and placed on the calendar.
A Black man charged with petit larceny was fined 18 dollars and 60 cents in local police court this morning. He was alleged to have stolen some clothing from another Black man.
The notice invites readers to anticipate a new serialized feature in the Daily newspaper in the near future. It signals upcoming installments and aims to engage the audience with ongoing storytelling.
Alabama Morgan County voters show no clear majority for moving the county seat from Decatur to Hartselle. The assessment used official poll lists and a 1927 registration update, noting 10,181 qualified voters and no decisive support for the change.
Rev. Myers, famed pulpit speaker, opens a two week revival at First Baptist Church East Decatur Texas beginning Sunday morning. Large crowds are expected as the speaker brings a strong reputation to the event.
Officials linked a bomb under a rear porch at a subway entrance to sympathizers of Sacco and Vanzetti as protests spread across Europe and South America. Reports from Buenos Aires Lille and Russia describe bombings and large parades amid clemency news and unrest. Farmers travel to Decatur seeking the Best market for their produce.
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