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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
6
Rates show By Carrier and By mail options with periods for one week to one year. Note requests for timely delivery and prompt notice if paper not received. advertising rates require copy by noon to meet publication deadlines.
Oscar Underwood is urged as a Democratic candidate for president in 1916, described as a figure from the Heart of Dixie. The appeal frames him as a nationally viable choice with regional backing in the South.
Rumor from Yale suggests President Wilson may offer Taft the first vacancy on the Supreme Bench. The piece argues Taft would be a valuable judge given temperament and training, noting his enduring popularity and integrity despite mixed support for re election.
The Louisville Courier Journal weighs the idea that former President Taft could be a strong choice for a Supreme Court seat if vacancies arise. It notes Yale’s Kent professorship is vacant but suggests Taft’s potential impact on the Court might outweigh a university post.
Pure Food Agent H. L. Lanzhoff filed a case against Mrs. F. E. McFarland owner of Bereka Supply Company in Utahville Clearfield county. Squire McFarland advised filing the information and his wife pleaded guilty to a tomato ketchup adulteration charge, paying the minimum fine of 60 dollars.
Property listing from Decatur Alabama offers a residence at 120 West Market Street with large lots, three small tenant cottages, and access to switch tracks. Rents total $30 monthly. cash price $2000. Includes contact at Post Office Building. Then unrelated clipping about tickets and Bessie Paeff appears.
A narrative fragment follows a young artist advancing from the Muse Fine Arts school where she is deemed a promising pupil and pursued by the art world. It mentions a studio life, a reference to a Crow & ICltt appointment, a real estate for sale cottage, and a 1912 Morgan County Alabama nonresidential notice involving debt collection with attached goods.
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