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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

2

Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary

Market notes from Birmingham show hay and grain prices with receipts light and demand fair. Hay prices: U S No.1 13.50 14.00, No.2 11.50 12.00. Timothy No.1 17.00 17.50, No.2 16.50 17.00. Alfalfa No.1 26.00. Poultry and egg prices paid by jobbers: hens small 7 7.4c, hens large 7.4 8c, No.1 white eggs 17 18c, No.1 mixed eggs 12.5 13c, fryers small 11 12c, fryers white Leghorns 10 11c, fryers colored 14 2 lbs 11 12c, roosters 5c, ducks 8c. Butter fat delivered for churning 14¢, premium 16¢ per pound. fat declined 2c. Grain delivered Birmingham: No.2 white corn 72.4c, No.2 yellow 71.5c, oats No.2 white 48.4 49.4c. corn and oats steady.

Johnson Birmingham

Ground Waters Report on Northern Alabama Published

The Geological Survey of Alabama releases a study by William Drumm Johnston Jr. on wells and springs in 26 northern Alabama counties. It details physiography chemical character and formations with cave notes and 1127 wells and 327 springs surveyed. Photographs by Dr. Jones and assistants accompany the report.

William Drumm Johnston, Jr United States Geological Survey Jones Johnston George Washington University Alabama Bibb Calhoun Cherokee Colbert Cullman DeKalb Etowah Fayette Franklin Jackson Jefferson Lauderdale Lawrence Limestone Madison Marion Marshall Morgan, & Clair Shelby Talladega Tuscaloosa Walker Winston

Cattle and Hog Market Quotations From Birmingham

Birmingham livestock quotes show prime beef type steers and heifers at 4 to 4½ cents, mixed Jersey 3 to 3½, common cattle 2 to 3, prime killing cows 2 to 3, hogs with heavy and light categories priced from 10 cents lower for heavy hogs to 4.30 for top corn hogs, receipts light and demand fair to good, top grades higher while lower grades steady.

Southern Accent Proves Big Help At Chicago Exposition

Alabama curator Peter Brannon from the state archives visits the Century of Progress in Chicago. A policeman recognizes his Alabama drawl and confirms directions to the Field Museum, remarking how rare Southern talk is in the crowd and noting Evergreen as the speaker’s hometown.

Montgomery Ala Peter Brannon State Department of Archives and History Century of Progress Chicago Mr. Brannon Exposition Grounds Field Museum Museum Alabama Evergreen

Eva School Faculty Meeting Discusses Publicity

The regular Eva school faculty meeting was led by principal H. F. Sherrod on Tuesday afternoon. Teacher H. E B. Williams spoke on the importance of publicity in the school system, and watermelons were served by Miss.

Eva H. F. Sherrod H. E B. Williams Agricult

Mrs Hobbs and Sons Visit Relatives in Madison

Mrs J H Hobbs and her two sons Carlisle and Jeff visited relatives in Madison Alabama last weekend.

J. H. Hobbs Carlisle Jeff Madison Ala

Silk Express Opens At Princess Theatre Today

Warner Brothers drama Silk Express unfolds on a speeding silk train with a murder mystery aboard. A large cast led by Neil Hamilton Sheila Terry and Dudley Digges features a hick detective and a race to deliver silk from Seattle to New York amid a world market crash.

Seattle New York Warner Brothers Princess Theatre Paris Neil Hamilton Sheila Terry Guy Kibbee Dudley Digges Arthur Byron Allen Jenkins Harold Maber Robert Barrat Ivan Simpson Arthur Hohl George Pat Collins Tom Wilson Houston Middle West Fast Express Miss Terry Thirteen Men

Successful Meet Conducted at Eva

A very successful meeting closed at the Christian church of Eva. Dr. J. D. Fenn of Nashville led the service, teaching psychology as a professor at David Lipscomb College. Large crowds attended both morning and evening sermons and gave him a warm reception.

Christian Church of Eva J. D. Fenn Nashville Dr. Fenn David Lipscomb College Eva

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