Morgan cotton crop nears 38000 bale mark in Alabama
Morgan county has totaled 37,698 bales by December 1, led by Madison and followed by Cullman Marshall and Limestone toward the top ranks. Stone county nears 38470 bales, Alabama’s season shows about 200000 extra bales over 1928 with a state total near 1,200,221 bales.
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Morgan
Madison
Alabama
Morgan County
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the
Madison County
Cullman
Marshall
Limestone
Astone
South Alabama
Valley counties lead in 1929 compilations
Valley counties report strong yields with high postwar totals. Colbert records 21 089 and Madison 47 641 among others, while overall tonnage exceeds 90 percent with brisk activity in the upper Valley counties.
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Valley
Colbert
Cullman
Etowah
Franklin
Jackson
Lauderdale
Lawrence
Limestone
Madison
Marshall
Morgan
Seventeen Win Perfect Attendance Certificates at Collins School
Seventeen Collins School students received perfect attendance certificates for the month ending December 6. Recipients include W. E. Brown, Woodrow Livingston, Adjure Powell, Orion Roper, Robert Lee Livingston, Benjamin Powell, Lyda Mae Roper, Charles Anders, Trow Foote, Sarah Brown, Mary Anders, Homer Livingston, Sam Draper, Fred B. Brown, Leon Powell, Ferrell Proctor, and Lottie G. Robinson.
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Collins School
W. E. Brown
Woodrow Livingston
Adjure Powell
Orion Roper
Robert Lee Livingston
Benjamin Powell
Lyda Mae Roper
Charles Anders
Trow Foote
Sarah Brown
Mary Anders
Homer Livingston
Sam Draper
Fred B. Brown
Leon Powell
Ferrell Proctor
Lottie G. Robinson
Perfect Attendance At New Center Honors Six Students
Six New Center School pupils earned perfect attendance certificates presented by Miss Clara Kelly. Recipients are Spencer Alexander, Forest Alexander, Percy Covey, Hubert Lynch, Vennie Yeager, and Pherl Collins.
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New Center School
Clara Kelly
Spencer Alexander
Forest Alexander
Percy Covey
Hubert Lynch
Vennie Yeager
Pherl Collins
Sterchi Stores Executive Visits for Opening Night
John O. Fowler executive vice president of Sterchi Stores Inc of Chattanooga Tenn is due this afternoon to attend the formal opening of the Sterchi establishment in the Aycock building Ferry street scheduled for tonight at 730 oclock. The Alabama division expansion under his supervision includes nine retail outlets with Tennessee Valley locations favored.
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John O. Fowler
Sterchi Stores, Inc
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Sterchi
Aycock
Ferry Street
Alabama
Fowler
Tennessee Valley
Middlebrook Leaves Henderson for Decatur Home Move
Middlebrook formerly of Henderson Tennessee is moving to Decatur to establish a new home. He plans to shop with Decatur merchants and settle in the community.
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T. ©. Middlebrook
Henderson, Tenn
Decatur Merchants
Extra Policemen Not Yet Named
Chief of Police C. M. Riggsbee said two extra night patrolmen authorized by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen have not been named. He does not know when they will be named or when they will assume duties.
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Board of Mayor
C. M. Riggsbee
Morgan County Electrification Campaign Aims at Homes
A Morgan County initiative pushes electrical upgrades for every home to boost efficiency and energy access. Officials cite widespread adoption as key to modernization and long term savings.
Marriage Licenses Filed In Probate Judge Office
Marriage licenses have been issued at the office of Probate Judge M. D. Wiggins to Tip Smith and Ollie Kate Hawkins, James Harold Wright and Allie Mai Coffey, James Ross Baker and Lucille Crafton, Frank Petty Owen and Kathleen McCarley.
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M. D. Wiggins
Tip Smith
Ollie Kate Hawkins
James Harold Wright
Allie Mai Coffey
James Ross Baker
Lucille Crafton
Frank Petty Owen
Kathleen McCarley
De catur to claim rightful place in aviation development
A brief note suggests De catur will rise in aviation development, positioning herself for future progress in air travel. The statement hints at regional importance and ongoing efforts to advance infrastructure and industry involvement.
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Decatur
First Anniversary Sale Promises Dream Prices
A dreamy sales pitch describes customers flocking to a store for its first anniversary sale. Bargains are highlighted as rival firms threaten to steal thunder, with easy terms and substantial discounts urged for tonight or tomorrow.
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New Center
A. C. Joiner
Miller & Hart Berkshire
Miller & Hart
6Th Ave
7Th St
WOCO
Texaco
Sterchi Firm
Mrs. Graves
Coolie Coats
Vanity Fair
Rayon
Nelly
Don Handy
Elizabeth Arden
Onanoff
F.S. Graves
Second Avenue
Sterchi’s
Bank St. and
Aycock Bldg
Nunnally’s Candies
Bountiful
Around the World
Jubilee
Santa
Decatur Drug Co
Decatur, Ala
Smith and Jones and Brown
Hunter
Second Ave