George Walker and Roanoke visitor among personals
George Walker of Alexander City and Ernest Walr mor Prof W Jones have been ill with flu for several days. L Aingham of Roanoke Ala spent Tuesday with his mother and sister at the New Decatur Hotel. M B Burgess of Pulaski Tenn is a guest of Mr and Mrs T J Williams today. B P Wallace has returned from a trip to South Alabama. J route to Marshall county from year spent in Oklahoma Messrs F L Newin J T E Stone and T Graves stopped over in the Decatur for a few hours. D D McGehee is in Memphis today with business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il. A. Iingham
Roanoke, Ala
New Decatur Hotel
M. B. Burgess
Pulaski, Tenn
T. J. Willamsor
Marshall County
Oklahoma
Messrs
FL Newin
JT. E. Stone
T. Graves
Decatore
Mary’ Sumter
Pulaski
William Wyker
Wyker
Married Ladies' Bridge Club Meets Despite Cold Weather
The Married Ladies' Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. R. Sanders home Wednesday afternoon for a party where Mrs. James Echols won the prize plate after a high score. A salad course followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Married Ladies’ Bridge Club
Married Ladies' Bridge Club
R. 2. Sanders
Ed Garrett
Limestone County
Missis Mary
Kittie Bibb
James Echols
Garrett
Dandy the Cinine Thief Suspected in Chicken Killings
Residents complain to the South Sixteenth Street police about chicken killings over two weeks. Evidence like feathers and boats is reported by indignant locals. A dog named Dandy is seen with an object in its mouth, with owner Jacobs offering to pay for all fowl. A vigilante response is discussed if thieves are not caught. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised for rheumatic pains by Owl Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sixteenth Street
Edwin Jacobs
Jacobs
Sixteenth Street
Agether
Cere Post
Ballard
Owl Drug. Co
Coffee savings and paint claim in patron notes
An OCR fragment mentions pricing for coffee devices with two, four, six, and nine cup capacities and asserts customer satisfaction for painting houses with proper goods. No clear dates or locations.
Greeks and Turks clash near Janta with heavy fighting
United Press reports fighting between Greeks and Turks near the besieged town of Janta. Greeks occupy a nearby village and are said to have killed many Turks and driven the remainder from the forge. A separate Baltimore and Ohio freight wreck near Cumberland, Maryland, leaves five trainmen dead and four injured as fifty coal cars derail on a steep grade.
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Athens
Tuks
Janta
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Buttrey's
Store of Fashion
Decaturs
George Walker
Alexander” City Geetorm
Ernest Walrm
Prof
W. ¥. Jones
Guppe
B. P. Wallace
South Alabama
D. D. McGehee
Memphis
Urs
Emmette Sanders
Bell Phone
Cotaco Club
Jerre Clark
Gordon Drive
West
Miss Lampkin
America
Raymond
Walter Raleigh
England
M. Faust
Phillip Sidney
Geers
W. R. Smith
Robert Wolcott
Jete
Margaret Workman
Anna Borden
Chapel Cain
William Fogarty
Lula Wysong
Lewisberg, Tenn
T. J. Williamson
Johhson Street
J. Li. Behols
Birmingham
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Man
Decatur
Knights of Pythias
Mary” Parker
South ‘Decaturs
Percy Parker
J.D. Wyker
Ohio
William Crawford
W.C.T. A
N.P Peake
Barton
Prigeux Club
5. B. Norton
Gentral Methodist Church
Florence
City
China
Crow & Crow's
Cor
Jack Richardson
Warren Kerrigan
Majestic Comedy
Mabel Kunnelle
Herbert Prior
Frankel
Manhattan
Samuel
Spielberger
the Well
Price
Strops Clippers
Scizsord and Shears
Searamend
Pay Gartee Asbestos
CY. Tomes Anne
Standard Oil Company
Ormi Hawley
Edwin August
Essanay
Francis X. Bushman Essanay
Madi
Amity
Franklin
Oak
Dware Company
Janda
United Press
Cumberland, Md
Delite Theatre
101” Bison Company
Kay-Bee
Don Caesar DE Bazan
Masonic Theatre
Wall Street
Featuring
Clare Kimball Young Rose Tapley
Lean Beird
Lillian Walker
Bill Hudson
Edison
National Soldiers Home
Foster H. Pointer
Bank Street
Decatur, Ala
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