Tax Valuation Rises in Morgan County as Due Date Nears
Morgan county expects total tax collection between 400000 and 500000 this year with payments due October 1. Valuation growth stems from higher property values and increased railway and utility investments, while cotton prices and farm product markets may improve payer ability.
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Morgan County
Ian Spree
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Decatur
Father and Son Shot Down in Salyersville Feud
In Salyersville Kentucky Henry Conley 82 was seriously injured and Ham Conley 62 wounded when George Stacey shot them on the streets. Stacey is held on charges amid jealousy over Stacey's wife. The elder Conley tried to shield his son by throwing rocks as the shooting began.
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Salyersville
Henry Conley
Ham Conley
George Stacey
Conleys
Conley
Stacey
Bank Robbery Reported At Jacksonville Beach
A bank robbery at the First State Bank of Pablo in Jacksonville Beach occurred shortly after noon with the bandit wearing a hood and a voice muffling device. About $4,000 in currency was taken before the thief fled in an automobile.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Merkledtioy
First State Bank of Pablo
Jacksonville Beach
Local Cotton Prices Report Weak Middling Values
Market notes show mixed cotton quotes with Strict Middling at 2a.ssncciiens 3 and 20.90 while Strict LOW stands at 9.96. Trade interest fluctuates as buyers assess current price levels and futures signals.
Hudson to Speak at Central Baptist Sunday opening
Dr. Clay I Hudson of Nashville Tennessee will speak at the formal opening service of the new Central Baptist church Sunday school building. He is associate secretary of the educational and new building department of the Southern Baptist convention and is known in North Alabama for pastoring Ebert church Cullman. The service starts 10 30 a m at Central Baptist Church with public invited to visit inspect and attend.
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Clay I. Hudson
Nashville
Morgan county Typhoid Campaign Administers Thousands of Shots
During Dr H C McRee s campaign the Morgan county health officer thousands of residents received treatment to curb typhoid fever. About 7000 shots were given this summer and roughly four and a half gallons of serum were used. The effort kept the disease from reaching epidemic levels while only a few cases appeared in the year.
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H. C. McRee
Morgan County
McRee
C J McElyea Dies in Florence Alabama at 26
C J McElyea aged 26 died Tuesday morning in Florence Alabama. The body returned here by Brown and conveyed to the funeral parlors on Ferry street for burial prep. Funeral services set for 4 30 at cemetery chapel conducted by Rev R T Tyler. Interment will follow at Decatur cemetery. He is survived by his wife and several young children.
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C. J. McElyea
Florence
Brown
Ferry Street
Cemetery Chapel
R. T. Tyler
Decatur Cemetery
Mr. McElyea
Tennessee River Reaches Low Water Mark
The Tennessee River was at its lowest stage since the unusually dry season two years ago with a gauge reading of one foot seven inches as the stream continued to fall.
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Tennessee
Former Indiana governor McCray freed on parole today
Warren T. McCray, former Indiana governor, was released from federal prison on parole after serving three years and four months of a 10 year sentence for use of the mails in a fraud scheme. He left the penitentiary with his son in law, Indianapolis attorney William Evans, as telegraphic instructions from Washington arrived.
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Atlanta
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Federal Penitentiary
McCray
Heimm
Washington
William Evans
Indianapolis
Sargent
Coolidge
A. B. Anderson
Department of Justice
Widow Grief Described in South Carolina Murder Trial
Mrs. Ethel Willis and Henry Townsend face murder charges in the death of Sheriff Sam Willis. Key testimony describes the widow kissing her husband's hands at the casket and crying out that Sam will get him. A neighbor witness discusses shoe tracks in the garage, suggesting possible implica tions by Mrs. Willis.
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Greenville
8. C
Ethel Willis
Henry Townsend
Sam Willis
Avery Mitchell
Mitchell
Willis
Local Men Join Globe Flying Run With Noted Aviator
William 8 Brock led four planes to Memphis for the Kiwanis International Convention as he and Rankin and Fussell joined the renowned aviator in a round the world effort. The group flew over flooded Mississippi delta districts as the flyer aims to complete the voyage in under 22 days drawing international attention.
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William 8. Brock
Constantinople
Morgan County Courthouse Plans Discussed At Informal Parley
The courthouse commission, including five Morgan County business men, held an informal session to consider steps for building the courthouse. No official action emerged, but the panel asked Kershaw Co. to assess necessary repairs under the current contract. A Saturday meeting is likely to continue framing the plan.
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Morgan County
Kershaw Co
Board of Revenue
Kershaw
Samp Grimmett Dies at Home in Hanceville
Sad intelligence comes from Hanceville of Samp Grimmett aged about 60 who collapsed and died at his home on Thursday. He was a well known farmer in Cullman and Morgan counties with many friends who mourn his loss. interment will follow at Hopewell cemetery.
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Samp Grimmett
Hanceville
Hopewell
Cullman
Morgan
Fifty-one Districts In Morgan County Now
Fifty one school districts are shown in Morgan county following last Saturday’s election when five more districts voted to add the three mill school tax. Oak Ridge was the only community in six voting that did not approve the tax.
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Morgan County
Oak Ridge
Kiwanis Club Plans Dual County Visits This Week
Two Morgan County communities Priceville and Ryan's Cross Roads host Decatur Kiwanis members this week. W. W. Benson of the Decatur school system will speak at Priceville with a 7 PM program after a 6 PM depart from the Y M C A. The Saturday ice cream festival hosts Ryan's Cross Roads at seven.
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Morgan County
Decatur Kiwanis
Priceville
Ryan's Cross Roads
Farm Relations Committee
W. W. Benson
Decatur
Davis
Ryan’s
Ryan
Evidence points to murder charges in double deaths
Dixon, Kentucky Aug 31 AP Evidence sufficient to hold one or more persons on murder charges in the deaths of Fred Russell 21 and Pauline De Armon 16 is being developed at a court inquiry. County attorney J H Rayburn says conflicting statements from Harlan Reynolds 32 among six held are under investigation. He declines to reveal the evidence or who is implicated, noting the killings appear to have grown from a quarrel.
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Dixon
Fred Russell
Pauline DeArmon
J. H. Rayburn
Harlan Reynolds
Warrants Issued Over Street Tax Failures
About 260 warrants were issued today in police court against individuals who did not pay the street tax. Defendants must appear in court and face penalties ranging from 10 to 100 dollars for late payment.
Identification of Body Attempted in Georgia Mystery
Police seek to identify a partially clothed, decomposed man found in a shallow grave near Savannah. Macon detectives join the inquiry to confirm if the slain man is Tom Goolsby who vanished July 23. description matches, 30 years old, about 160 pounds, bullet wound in chest.
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Savannah
Macon
Tom Goolsby
E. C. Scott
Goolsby
Crop conditions report notes needed rain and cotton damage
Washington reports the agriculture department weekly summary shows gulf area rain is still badly needed. In Alabama the cotton condition ranges from deteriorated locally to good with weevils active causing scattered damage.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Gulf
Alabama
Used Cars All Sold Says Twin City Dealer
Joe Russell of Twin City Chevrolet announces all cars listed last week in The Daily classifieds have sold. He notes that more than 4,200 readers view those want ads and urges continued advertising in the want columns where small ads are affordable and effective. Call Albany 1000bs6.
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Joe Russell
Twin City
Chevrolet Company
Russell
Albany
Austinville School 70 Opens Monday Morning
The Austinville school will open Monday morning at 9 o clock, September 6, with one of its largest enrollments expected. The new addition will be ready for occupancy. Probate Judge A G Patterson will deliver the address. Incidental fees are reduced fifty percent: grades one to three $1.25 per semester, grades four to six $1.50, junior and senior high schools $2.00 per semester.
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Austinville
Aoe
A. G. Patterson
New Road Boosts Trade Linking Moulton Decatur Market
J C Cannon of Danville Route Two planter spoke on the growing farm product market at Decatur praising the new Moulton road as a major factor binding his section to Decatur. He traveled 20 miles from Five Points in about 45 minutes and noted Decatur is rapidly becoming the trading center of North Alabama.
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Moulton
Decatur
J. C. Cannon
Danville
Route Two
Five Points
Cannon
North Alabama
Burleson Leads Move to Retain Guard Fund in Alabama House
F. E. Burleson Morgan County representative blocked a move to cut the Alabama National Guard appropriation. A proposal by Rep Simpson Jefferson to reduce from 94,000 to 88,800 was tabled by a house vote, keeping the larger sum intact.
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F. E. Burleson
Morgan County
House of Representatives
Alabama National Guard
Simpson
Jefferson
Burleson
House
Aviators Aim for London Ontario Flight
At Upavon England on August 31 Hamilton and Wertheim attempted a cross country hop in a monoplane, departing at 7 82 o clock with seven hours of fuel. They planned to reach Ottawa then London Ontario to claim a $28 000 prize and continued pricing equipment and outfits.
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Upavon
England
Baal
Hamilton
Mrs. Cobb Dies at Lacey's Spring
Mrs. B. Cobb, who managed a large plantation for years, died unexpectedly at Lacey's Spring. Her death sent shock waves through the county as friends mourn the loss of the longtime caretaker of the property. She is survived by her husband and H. J. Cobb of Tin.
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Lacey's
I Methodist Church
Roads May Have Charges For Local Streets
City authorities consider charging for roads previously free on many local streets. If railroads press the charge, street repairs could cost markedly more than before.
Chinese open fire on gunboat convoy in shore attack
Report says the crew of the gunboat Cock Schaffer were punched and fired upon by Chinese forces from shore while the warship and a vessel it convoyed came under heavy fire. Details and location are unclear in the fragment.
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Cock Schaffer
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