Sewing machines and factory stock at Lytton Co annex
NECCHI ELNA and VIGORELLI sewing machines on display at the Railroad Factory Salvages Furniture Co New Annex. Industrial machines and feed repairs for all makes with easy terms Ten dollars trade in on your machine. Serving North Alabama over 14 years. Walker 612 Oak St phone 834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necchi, Elna & Vigorelli
T. Industrial Machines
North Alabama
Lytton Co
Walker
Oak St
Bargains At Allied Sales Cast from Orainboard Sink
Bargains at Allied Sales list cast from orainboard sink with sizes 4% and 5 fr, priced from 15.00 to 2500 and 3995 up. Includes Lovetores electric water heaters.
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Allied Sales
Orainboard
Lovetores
Columbia Circle
Revival ends as Hillsboro preacher leads Valley Grove service
Local notes show visits across Alabama including Mrs Charles Speake and family in Lawrence County. Ulric Speake plans Birmingham hospital stay while Rev Gilbert Speake visits Cullman. Cotton growers attack boll weevils as farming shifts occur in the area.
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Henry Hembree
Lola Hood
Norman Christian and Son
Columbus
Ulric
Birmingham
Baptist Hospital
Anne Sandlin
Floyd Linderman
Detroit
Lawrence Lowery
Corbin Smith
Decatur
Shirley Smith
J. E. Stephenson
Dan Lowery
Hutchinson Contractor Notice on Cotaco High School Additions
Homer B. Hutchinson Jr. completes contract with Morgan County Board of Education for Cotaco High School addition. All claims must be filed within the legally prescribed period. Box 1547 Decatur Alabama August 25 September 18 15.
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Alabama State Highway Department
Board of Revenue and Control
Morgan County
Homer B. Hutchinson, Jr
Morgan County Board of Education
Ala
Cotaco High School
Decatur
Revival services close as four join church in Morgan County
The Morgan County Union Grove revival ended Friday with four additions to the church. Local families and visitors including Alvie Thomas and Mary Lawrence joined during the service.
Revival Ends at Baptist Church in Morgan County
Sunday services marked the revival’s close at the Morgan County Baptist Church. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hoyt Briscoe Huntsville Mr and Mrs Homer Bagwell Rex Arab Pfc Frank Wright Ga Mrs Wilma Walker Judy Mobile and others from Birmingham.
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The
Baptist Church
Joe Anglin
Mt. Zion
Hoyt Briscoe
Huntsville
Homer Bagwell
Rex
Arab
Pfc
Frank Wright
Wilma Walker
Judy
Mobile
Samuel Brown
John Wright
McCain
Donald Brown
Birmingham
Delano Densmore
Fort Worth
Texas
Elijah Densmore
Norman Roberts
Revival ends with two additions at Hamby’s Chapel
In Cullman County Hamby’s Chapel completed revival services with two new members joining. Rev. Ray Shubert of Valley Head led the event and an all night singing was planned for Saturday September 3 with refreshments to follow. Local visits included Harold Sanders relatives from Huntsville and Cal Smith family from Cullman with guests Lanny Clemons and Winford Griffin from Decatur.
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Ray Shubert
Valley Head
Harold Sanders
Huntsville
John H. Holmes
Alberta Neel
Cullman
Lanny Clemons
Decatur
Clifford Smith
Winford Griffin
Walter Griffin
Man Suggests Stamp Free Mail At Camp
A Houston Post Office worker told a Boy Scout troop how to mail letters without stamps by using a home address as the return address. The letter would then be delivered with a 3 cent postage due stamp.
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Houston
Tex
Hawk Birth Marks First Hatch at New SC Medical Center
The first birth at the South Carolina Medical College’s 11 million dollar teaching hospital in Charleston was a baby hawk hatched on the roof.
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Hospital For Birds
Charleston
S. C
South Carolina Medical College
Taxes Rise In Virginia Gasoline Levy Over Three Decades
Virginia began a gasoline tax 32 years ago at three cents per gallon. The first year revenue was 3,198,000 dollars. Now at six cents per gallon, the tax raises 61,181,000 dollars, about eighteen times the original take.
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Richmond
Virginia
Iowa Harvest Study Reports Grim Human Losses
A study on torn crop harvesting in Iowa links the activity to 3 deaths and extensive injuries including 326 fingers 63 hands and 14 arms and legs lost or damaged. The report notes the hazardous nature of the work and underscores severe human costs.
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Iowa
DAILY CROSSWORD and CRYPTOQUOTE Puzzle Snippet
A reader sees a crossword clue list with numbers 34 35 36 37 40 and a cryptogram puzzle titled DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE. The note explains a substitution cipher where one letter stands for another and shows an example using the word LONGFELLOW. The cryptogram line is given and suggests a daily code-based quotation.
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Axydlbaake
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Railroad Factory Salvages Furniture Co
Church St.n.w
Cherry Jay Press
Allied Sales CO
R. Co
Eeeesewet
Bendix Automatic
W Osher
Wykers
Sansdyne
H&m Drug Walgreen Agency
H. Ryan
Ave. N.E
North Street
Apex Wringer
Ave. S.E
Hunter
Lut. Stas
Jervis Foundry and Machine Company
Sele
Sterchi
Hunter Furnitue Company
Murdock
Bank St
State
Xom
Oto Kitchen
2Nd Ave
S.E
Co A. Pbble
Lacey's Spring
Alabama
Lawrence County
Charles
Woulawcuee
Westinghouse
Tan
OP Gonciee 4
Tiny Ainted
States
Axel
Mommbo
DR. Axel
Gunget
Cafe ‘T- Sone Dine
Arles Ton
Sedi
Eureka
Contractors Project Inc
State Highway Department
Montgomery
McKendry
Penn School
Office of the State Highway
Union Grove
Mrs. M. ¥. Brooks
Alvie Thomas
Arab Hospital
James Rayburn
Leo Yancey
Donald Brazelton
Richard Brazelton
Elbert Yancey
Homer Brooks
Mary Lawrence
Donald
O. C. Slater
Bessemer
Harold Brooks
Lee Duke
W. W. Nappier
Gene Aker
Rassler
Ryan
Pat Wright
Cecil Roberts
Betty Joe Ryan
Kate Light
Ann
Sue Crawford
Anna Ruth
Frances Brown
Suzanne McKee
Eugene Whisenant
Hilda Ruth
Monroe Albright
Albright
Oxford Lake
Cullman County Hamby’s Chapel
J. C. Green
Department of Montgomery
Legislature of
H. L. Nelson
Decatur Discount CO
Telephone
E. Moulton St
Union Finance Company
Daily Crossword
Esece
Pan
ATC
Aia Cpe
King
Syndicete
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