Unknown Blond Chapter XXVII Murder Mystery Deepens
The King murder case draws headlines as community letters hash over police progress. Bannister presses Chief Henley for action and suggests using Bannister's Aunt Kate's home to watch Juliet France and gather information without alerting her.
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al Drugan
Tracy King
Drugan
Captain
Denise Lang
Drugean
Bannister
Gainey
Dragan
King
Henley
Kate
Gardner
David
Letters to Santa Claus from Alabama children
A December 1933 preservation of handwritten requests from young Alabama residents to Santa. The letters list gift desires including dolls, rings, purses, toy vehicles, crayons, campers gear, and fruits and candy, with mentions of family members and teachers.
Children’s Christmas Wishes Fill Mailbag From Alabama Towns
A parade of Santa letters from young Alabama residents requests toys and fruits for the holiday season. Junior Craig and other youngsters in Hartselle Decatur Belle Mina and Gordon list dolls trucks dolls beds coasters wagons and kitchen sets along with candy nuts and fruit for themselves and siblings.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Cecil Haine McCurley
Farm Prices and Shipments From Alabama Department of Agriculture
Prices on hay, grain, and cotton seed listed for Alabama shipping points. No. 1 Johnson hay $13.50–14.00, No. 2 Johnson $11–11.50, Timothy $18/$17.50, alfalfa $25–26. Poultry and egg prices paid to producers by jobbers vary by weight and type. Butter fat delivered Birmingham 16 cents per pound, premium 18. Grain prices delivered in Birmingham show corn No. 2 white at 65¾ cents, No. 2 yellow 64¾ cents, No. 2 white oats 47¾–48 cents. Cattle and hog prices steady with various grades and weights. receipts fair to good demand. Top corn hogs 185–285 lbs at $3.26. heavy hogs 240–280 lbs.
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Johnson
Alabama
Birmingham
Men's League to convene Wednesday at St John’s parish house
The Men’s League will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in St John’s parish house. Gilbert White presides, Jervis Jones leads the program, Irvin Mitchell handles refreshments. Julian Harris will speak on Christmas in Many Lands.
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St. John’s Parish
Gilbert White
Jervis Jones
Irvin Mitchell
Julian Harris
Health activities report from Lawrence county unit
Report on health activities for November shows Dr. R. E. Harper county health officer and nurse Willie Crawford conducting physical examinations for 480 school children, bringing the total to 957 since the schools opened. The month showed a dropping trend.
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Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County Health Unit
R. E. Harper
Willie Crawford
Hog market steadies as receipts thin and demand holds
Prices listed: 285 lbs and up at 3.10, light hogs 140 to 180 lbs at 2.65, pigs 110 to 135 lbs at 2.75, 105 lbs down at 2.35, roughs 1.85. Market remained steady with light receipts and solid demand.
Local Market Prices For Produce Meats And Poultry
The listing shows prices for butter sweet potatoes Irish potatoes turnips greens carrots peanuts black walnuts dried peas and various meats including veal cows heifers hogs spareribs backbone and country sausage. Poultry prices cover hens fryers geese and turkeys with a note that the hog market held steady at yesterday's levels.
Aaron Julian Returns Home After Visit
Aaron Julian of Joppa has returned to his home following a visit to his brother Cecil Julian.
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Aaron Julian
Joppa
Cecil Julian
Immunization and Public Health Activities Report
The report logs 126 typhoid inoculations, 12 diphtheria vaccines, and 2 Schick tests. In November there were 15 lab exams, 18 visits to tubercular patients, and 17 maternal visits. Overcrowded schools increased requests for Dr. Harper’s special inspections of suspected cases.
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Dr. Harper
Albany Council Feasts After Ample Proclamation Evening
Albany Council No 3 met in the I O O F hall to honor a proclamation in a program featuring F R Benson Geybourn H Lynne and Melvin Hutton addressing ideals patriotism and virtue. I F Lewis presided Miss Mary Hamilton led piano and singing as Roy Lee supervised a post meeting banquet with coffee and sandwiches.
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Winona Council
I O. O. FP
Second Avenue
William 8. Howe
Baltimore
I. F. Lewis
Albany Council
Mary Hamilton
F. R. Benson
H. Lynne
Melvin Hutton
J. I. Tuck
Barnes Ross
Roy Lee
River Rising Near Tennessee Gauge Shows Two Feet
The Tennessee river rose after a period of stagnation with a gauge reading at 7 o'clock indicating two feet of rise. Local observers monitor further movement as waters encroach on nearby areas.
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Tennessee
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Parrott
McNeal
Dru
David Bannister
Chief Henley
Tremont
Twin City
Ine Armaia
Decatur Discount Company
Harteelle, Ala
Mary Frances
Aileen McCall
ABC
Dan Campbell Weatherly
Edward Lee Uptain
Sixth Ave
Somerville, Ala
Ivy Dean Shirley
Decatur, Ala
Douglas
Norman Burleson
Hartselie
Miss Gibson
Eloise Jones
Hartselle
Hartselle Public School
Adrian Jones
Gloria Ann
Mother
Thos. E. Beckham
Margaret Hobbo
Fifth Ave. W
Joe Wheeler
Ber
Mrs. Coyle
Junior Craig
Ida Jane Timberlake
Tanner,Ala
Dorothy Elizabeth Hendon
Belle Mina
Wanda Ruth Craig
Thomas Loyd Craig
Gordon School
Mary Jean Sittason
Fourth Ave
Dept. OF Agriculture
Flyer
Virginia
Quantico
BY Williams
TF Williame
Decatur Chamber OF Commerce
Griffin Jewelry Shop
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Moulton Street
Ford
Ford Motor Com
Pany
Morgan County Motor Company
Lee Street
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