Legal Notices and Court Orders In Morgan County
Legal notices show an order of process by the Register affecting defendant Mattie Wigenes Green with a plea deadline of December 26 and a possible decree pro confesso after thirty days. The notices also cover final settlement by the State Highway Department of Alabama for road construction in Morgan and Lawrence Counties with claims due by December 4, 1928, and a general hospital update mentioning Mahlon Mitchell being taken to Baugh's infirmary.
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Barker
Alebome
Goljetter
Mattie Wigenes
Veelhanss
Morgan Unty
Marvin
West
Teegister
Littrelleen
Alabama
Morgan
Lawrence
Ala
Stateway Department
Improvement Report for W. W. Simmons at Benevolent Hospital
Athens resident W. W. Simmons, who lost his left eye in an automobile accident days ago, is described as improved today at Benevolent hospital. The Tennessee Valley region is poised to become a major state industrial center with Morgear county leading as a place to live and conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Braun
Mr. Braun
Tuscumbia
W. W. Simmons
Athens
Benevolent Hospital
Morgear County
Irene Bewley Echoes Mountain Life In War Time Story
Irene Bewley presented Lula Vollmer's Sun Up at Riverside High School to a large Decatur audience praising a mountain life interpretation. The performance featured a gold star war mother and themes of sacrifice and patriotism. Proceeds from the event fund books and clothing for needy Decatur children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Bewley
Lula Vollmer
Riverside High School
Decatur
Miss Bewley
East Tennessee
New York
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
Nevada claims first streetcarless state status
Nevada declares itself the only street carless state in the Union as the last trolley is removed from Reno. A change to motor buses pushed traction firms to abandon electric service, with rails being removed and cars turned into a chicken coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Carless
Proposal to alter flag with crescent to form a C
The plan suggests changing the present flag so the crescent becomes a C representing Chumhuret republic. A star would sit at the upper tip of the C, with the initial T for Turk crossing the crossbar in a mono grammatical style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ties
Chumhuret
Republic
Crescent Taboo in Turkish Flag
Constantinople report says Turkey pursues strict cultural reforms beyond alphabet changes and veiling bans. The piece notes new standards affecting dress and social customs as officials push modernization.
Waterwheels Give Huge Horsepower in Maine
A Maine survey by the Public Utilities Commission reports total water wheel capacity at 549 747 horsepower. This is up 206 651 from 1908 census figures by the US Geological Survey. Of the current capacity 239 554 is used by public utilities 223 696 by paper companies and 86 498 by industrials and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International’ News Service
Augusta
Maine
Public Utilities ‘Commission
United States Geological Survey
Congress Faces Sessions With Key Bills Looming
The piece discusses looming Senate and House actions on farm relief tariffs and the Kellogg Briand pact. It notes leaders expect a quick session on regular appropriations while debates stall over seating Ware and other unfinished business. It highlights Hoover as president-elect shaping post election strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Senate
Congress
Borah
House
William
Ware
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Smith
Otis F Glenn
Franki L. Smith
Pennsyyvania
Jardine
McNary
McNary-Haugen
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Hallport
Classified Ads Promise Big Returns for Early Shoppers
Local readers urged to use daily classified ads for reliable Christmas shopping results. The note highlights affordable ads and potential exposure among Decatur’s growing population, citing a 1930 census estimate of about thirty thousand residents.
Demand for Trained Heads Stressed by U S Director
Dr A F Woods director of scientific work for the U S Department of Agriculture warned at the University of Weast Morgantown that agriculture and engineering now demand trained leaders as the fields enter a more scientific phase. He noted a drop in engineering and home economics enrollments since 1920 and said research spending about 20 million dollars yearly yields rising returns surpassing prior expenditures.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. F. Woods
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Weat
Virginia
Morgantown
Woods
Ongi
United States
Department ‘and & the Agriculture
Heir Foundation
Sponsors Chosen for Legion Dance Event
The Morgan County post selects two sponsors for the American Legion dance tonight at Aycock building Farry The Rotary Club names Lady Eluett Wallace and Miss witty of Com netca as sponsors for the event.
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Legion Dance
Ohmuzdticons
Aycock
Farry
Morgan County Post
Dof Vis
Rotary Club
Eluett Wallace
Niorenesaber
Miss . Witty N. Great Dal
Pat Nyt
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le & Ford
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6Th Ave
East
7Th Ave
Marty
A. Ad. Patterson
Ford
D. F. Jones
Sherman St
Ennai
Peebles
Sixth Avenue
Wadsworth Street
A. C. Bailey
A. Z. Bailey Grocery Co
Jackson St
Johnston and Bee
M. Murdock
Murdock
Cook
Columbia
Tenn
4Th Ave
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Coa & Grin Co
Fert
Tillery Drug Store
Ta. m
Hines Repair Shop Typewriter Exchange
Johnston St
Rennet
Borton
H.shirby
Near
Mov
Atlee H. Hoff
Mahlon Mitchell
Baugh's Infirmary
Tennessee
Valley Milk
Church Street
Call C. E. Garrison Dry Cleaners
H. Mullen
Second
Phong
Hills
B. D. Meadors Real Estate
L. A. Methvin
Oneg-Woakwakih
Henry Klein
Palmer Graduate Chiropractor
Moulton St
Tillie
the Toiler
Talie
Russ Westover
Tillies Diary
International News Service
Constantinople
Wouldua
Labolit
Ad Carter
U. S
Pagn One
Itt
Grave's
Canal Street
Fifth Ave
Cne
John W. Wyker
Babe Devere
Great Britain
Babe
Chic’ Young
Patty
Ano Hier
Quddy
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Peter
Jefferson
Madames
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