Army versus Stanford gridiron clash captivates New York crowd
Army faces Stanford in a big showdown at Madison Square Garden with nearly 96 000 tickets sold. Stanford's heavy lineup led by Post and Robesky clashes with Army stars Pop Warner praises the two guards as key to Stanford's hopes while Army coach Gift Jones predicts a tight score.
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Bruce Pine Man Elected to State Office
Bruce Pine Man is elected to a high state office with a history of activity. Officials announce new officers as attention turns to state matters including education and local sponsorship of studies.
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Bruce Pine Man
International relations event brings notable speakers to Florence
Florence hosts a gathering featuring speakers of national note from multiple countries. The event highlights diplomacy themes and attracts attendees interested in global affairs, with organizers promising discussions on policy and cross border cooperation.
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Florence
Seven Initiated Into Fraternity at Auburn Band
Seven new members were initiated into Kappa Kappa Psi at Auburn College. Initiation followed assessments of musical ability scholarship personality and leadership as stated by Prof. M. T. Fullan founder of the Auburn band. Boost Decatur all the time.
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Kappa Kappa Psi
M. T. Fullan
Decatur Gridiron Gossip Ree Crees Reviews Football Trends
Ree Crees critiques last football season predictions and statistics, noting many flops and overstatements. He recalls Thanksgiving results and hints at Decatur area games with two down predictions for Decatur over Hartselle, closing with a hopeful finale.
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Decatur
Gridiron
Hartselle
A Revoir
Excelsior
Four Varieties Resist the Rot in Potatoes
Auburn Alabama December 1 Discovery of four potato varieties resistant to black rot the disease most destructive to sweet potatoes has been made by the botany department of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute Dr W A Gardner head of the department says further work is needed to assess edible quality and productivity and to identify varieties that are both resistant and good eating.
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Ala
Botany Department
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
W. A. Gardner
Skeges Returns Home From Florida Business Trip
Frank B. Skeges has returned from a brief business trip to points in Florida.
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Frank B. Skeges
Points
Florida
Earl Lee Joins Speake Warren and Ratliff Firm
Earl Lee has accepted a position with Speake, Warren and Ratliff, joining the law practice. The move places Lee within the firm known for its corporate and civil work in the region.
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Earl Lee
Speake
Appreciation Note From J. Mozley
A short personal expression of thanks from J. Mozley to friends for their kindness during a recent illness or hardship.
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Mozley
Kenstrong Leads Scoring Amid Scoring Spree
New York University star Ken Strong orchestrated a scoring surge in a matchup against Oregon Aggies, boosting his total while Muhlenberg and Penn also posted notable totals. The ten top scorers list includes Paul Scull of Penn and Warren of Davis Aikins among others.
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New York University
Oregon Aggies
Paul Scull
Penn
Cornell
Muhlenberg
Warren
Davis Aikins
Salem
G. T
Strong
N.Y. U
One Infected Cattle Found in Alabama Tests
A state cattle test in October examined 2 878 head across Alabama. Only one animal showed infection while 8 051 herds totaling 78 541 head were supervised by inspector R B Jackson and G A Cary of Auburn. Waiting to test 1 147 head belong to 19 herds per the report.
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Georgia
Tecan
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Alabama
Virginia Poly
Vanderbilt
Tulare
Mississippi
South Carolina
Rentistry
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Virginia
Maryland
Beaie Miss. A. & MG
North Carolina State
Washington
Sewanee
Auburn
Elex Echart
Cetacine
R. B. Jackson
G. A. Cary
Alabama church growth seen in 1926 census report
A government bulletin from Birmingham notes increases in Alabama church activity between 1916 and 1926. It lists 1 009 465 members in 1926 across 74 denominations, with 8 7 1 church buildings valued at 47 727 675 and higher sacred debts parsonages and Sunday school scales compared with 1916 figures.
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Decatur Firm Promotes Local Home Manufacturing
A Decatur business touts patronizing locally made products crafted and manufactured tight at home. The article highlights community support for local industry and the pride in domestic production.
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Decatur
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