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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
3
Peter and Camilla celebrate their wedding night in Charm Cottage as Camilla reveals a new position and independence. He wrestles with protecting her from life’s harsher costs while marveling at her success and the bright future ahead. Mrs. Hoyt views the change through a conservative lens, fearing loss of old social mores.
Camilla Anson declares she will work while supporting Peter Hoyt's career, seeking a near town apartment in the sixties or seventies. Mrs. Hoyt objects, but Camilla insists independence and a shared future, then hurries to find lodging and prepare for Monday work.
Henry Field, Brookhart nemesis, who defeated Senator Smith W. Brookhart for the Republican nomination in Iowa, lives in Chicago and speaks to newspapermen about his strategy. Field then went to Washington for the Hoover notification ceremony.
Alabama National Guards swing into summer training at Fort McClellan under Major L Badham. Staff include Lt Col Everett Jackson Lt John T Moore Lt Col ter Smith Lt Col Pete B Jarman Jr Lt Col Marion B Rushton. About 201 officers 1 warrant officer and 1700 enlisted men, most from Alabama. General Persons of Birmingham Bank leads as president and holds a Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry.
Hyman Wohl of Wohl's Department Store is in New York City this week buying full merchandise. He plans a three week stay and to return around September first.
Noah Beery testifies before Referee N I Mullville in Los Angeles claiming no bank account jewelry securities or safety deposit box. He says he owns Paradise ranch with fish but income is insufficient to cover an $82 judgment rendered over a year ago. Beery appears on the stand.
The weekly singing will be convened this evening at the Nineteenth Avenue Church of Christ. Representatives of several song book publishers will be present. The public was extended a cordial invitation to attend.
Birmingham market today reports receipts of carrots beans melons lemons potatoes onions grapes and flour. Hay prices steady with light but adequate offerings. Corn oats and poultry prices mixed with modest gains and firm to unchanged market tone. Fruit vegetables and cotton quotes listed with prevailing petty variations.
Mrs J A Thrasher on Fifth Avenue South remains seriously ill at home despite weeks of illness. Friends regret to learn of her continued decline.
Farmers in the county adopt creep feeding for beef following guidance from N. R. Norman and Golson of Fort Deposit. They use a ration of velvet beans cowpeas corn blackstrap molasses ground to a fine meal and fed to calves, improving market readiness.
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