City plans Second Avenue improvements in Decatur
The 1927 Decatur improvement ordinance outlines reconstruction of Second Avenue East from the south curb to near the rail line, widening curbs, constructing gutters, and upgrading driveways. It specifies concrete or brick valley crossings, alignment with existing gutters, and a lien on adjacent property with assessments not exceeding property value gains. A public hearing is set for September th at 7:30 p.m. with publication and mailing deadlines in force.
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Decabama
Second Avenue
E and Nashville Railroad
Belt Line
Louisville
Aston
Moulton
Holly Tree
Johnston
Hal
Decatur
Alabama
City of
W. A. McCalla
Railroad Street
James A. Nelson
Nineteenth Avenue
Commercial Avenue
Said
Wadsworth Street
Said Avenue
Sherman Street
Wadeworth Street
Nineteenth Avenue East
Decatur Daily
Gouneil
Sark
Louisville & Nuavhville
Second Ae
Deogtur
Ae De‘eator
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
J. E. Morrison
Birmingham
Kentucky
Improvement Ordinance No 192 outlines Sherman Street work
The city plans combination curbs and gutters on Sherman Street with specified curb and gutter dimensions, a concrete or asphalt base driveway, and a triple five by three foot concrete culvert. It also prescribes sidewalks, cross-street curb lines, and liens on abutting properties for costs, plus notification steps and a September 15, 1927 meeting.
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Sherman Street
Somerville Road
Maple St
Riverview Ave
Columbia Circle
16Th Ave
18Th Ave
Eighteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Nineteenth Avenue
City Affair Noted By Officials in Decatur Alabama
City records reveal discussed matters in Decatur Alabama. Officials referenced a local commission and the city for actions expected to follow. The fragment hints at municipal governance and procedural notice.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notices in Morgan County Office
The Mortgage Committee of the fed will foreclose on two Alabama properties for unpaid installments. Anner E Butler and William Z Butler owe $136 plus 8 percent interest after April 1 1927 on a $2,000 loan. S M Stephenson also faces foreclosure for $1,300 with $84.50 due February 15 1927 and insurance premium of $7.65.
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Anid
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
Anner E. Butler
William Z. Butler
Morgan County
Alabama
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
Decatur
Federal Land of
Stephenson
Mattieson
County
S.M. Stephenson
S. M. Stephenson
Towit
Foundation Laid For Negro School Annex
The addition to the Decature Negro High School foundation is completed and carpenters start framing. Estimates project occupancy by early December.
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Decature Negro High School
Directory Plan to Be Submitted
Q R Davis of the Damon Directory company in Decatur will present a plan to the directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The proposal, labeled 16 Pll, outlines a business approach for the directory project and its potential impact on local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. R. Davis
Damon Directory Company
Decatur
Junior Charmer of Commerce
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Morgan County Alabama
Notice of sheriff sale under condemnation in Morgan County Alabama. The case is C. E. Malone vs Hugh Ballew. Clerk J L Draper. Sheriff B E Davis will sell August? September 26, 1927, at the courthouse steps for cash to the highest bidder the defendant Hugh Ballew’s interest in described personal property levied upon.
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Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
J. J. Stepheson
Sallie Stepheson
Morgan County
Alabama
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
Atenti
Decatur
C. E. Malone
Hugh Ballew
J. L. Draper
B. E. Davis
Hugh Ballewin
Farmers Seek Decatur Cooperation for Market and Friendship
A note indicates a farmer will appear before city directors at the Monday meeting. The text suggests farmers advocate Decatur cooperation to provide a market alongside friendship.
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Ctory
Decatur
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E. W. Collier
Wert & Hutson
Huntsville Meridian
Chandler & Pride Printing Press
Chandler & Pride Printing
Chandler
Pride
B. BE. Davis
Ala
Decaur
M. Stephenson
Mattie Lee Stephenson
Bank and Church Sts
Grant St
Albany
Milt Tolbert
BIG Tent Theatre
South
Tennessee Valley Bank
State Banking Department
Relvvorlt
Construction Agst
Capital
Dixie Market
Kansas City
Armour
Swift
J. R. Doss
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