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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1952

Page

3

Notice to Decatur Property Owners on Improvements Assessments

Legal notice details assessments for improvements under Ordinance No 629 and 667. It lists streets including Church Street and Grant Street, dates of adoption and meeting to hear objections, with inspections in the City Clerk's office and a Jan 5 1953 hearing in Decatur Alabama.

Decatur Alabama City of Council Chamber Church Street Commercial Avenue Somerville Road Grant Street 4Th Street 4Th Avenue 8Th Avenue City Hall 15Th Avenue 7Th Street 8Th Street Magnolia Avenue 2Nd Street 3Rd Street Loring Street College Avenue First Street

Penthouse For Indian Tribes Still Stands At Rock House

The Rock House bluff in Limestone County Tennessee Valley stands 65 to 70 feet high with caves once used by tribes. It overlooks the Tennessee River and Morgan County hills, with springs and a stream nearby now hosting wildlife. The article notes cave remnants and potential artifacts amid ongoing erosion and historical interest.

Rock House Limestone County Tennessee Valley Tennessee River Tennessee Morgan County

Crude cave vessel found in Rock House cave prompts reflection

A writer recalls discovering a crude pottery cooking vessel beneath an overhanging rock in Rock House cave. The find evokes a thought on what inanimate objects would tell if they could talk, as the writer ponders stories from the past. Separately a scientific note explains how burning coal and oil forms carbon dioxide and water.

Rock House

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