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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
2
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The Decatur Daily recalls its earlier misprint and praises Secretary of War Garrison for visiting with Senator Underwood Senator Bankhead and Congressman Almon. The trip, tied to a rivers and harbors convention, underlines Muscles with Decatur’s push for regional development and prosperity.
Tennessee Democrats face a tight primary between Kenneth D. McKellar and Malcolm R. Patterson with McKellar seen as the likely winner. Prohibitionists shift support as Luke Lea’s allies press Patterson, creating a volatile contest that could end Republican hopes in the state.
Senator Kenyon proposes in the Senate a bill taxing munitions exported to belligerent nations. He says the revenue would cover United States wartime expenses from the European conflict and preparedness. The measure would make European nations using American munitions reimburse the incidental costs of their actions.
The Pecatur Daily extends congratulations to Birmingham voters for selecting John I. Heas as a member of the city commission in a tribute reported by the paper.
The Young Men's Christian Association in Detaturs nears its $2,000 goal with $1,860 subscribed. Officials plan quiet outreach to raise the remaining $140 to meet the $2,700 Louisville Nashville railroad gift and fund building repairs including $1,500 in cash.
Postmaster William J. Crawford warns that several money orders have been stolen nationwide. He urges merchants in Decatur to scrutinize out of town money orders, especially ranges 13401-13600 Rockingham Virginia 8251-8400 Hallwood and 11775-11800 Little Falls Virginia.
The probate judge issued licenses yesterday and today. Names include James King to Agnes E and J W Lynn to Lois J, Marvin Peck to Minnie Russell, and McKinley Staley to Beulah Williams.
Washington reports census data showing November 1915 cotton consumption excluding linters at 614,534 bales versus 10,706 in 1914. Linters used 78,261 bales in 1917 and 27,282 in 1914, with storage and impresses totals around 4.98 million bales for 1918 versus 4.998 million in 1914. Exports include linters at 527,625 running bales in 1916 and 766,929 in 1914.
Miss Marjorie Miller a society figure of the Decaturs will take charge of a new school on the Wilder plantation. The building has been erected by Mr and Mrs W B Edmondson and a teacher is provided by the coin The plantation is a center of a large white community and the opening is expected to be splendid.
Abe Martin comments on a winter protection rule affecting adjacent territory. He warns about freedom for roamers and critiques ongoing policies as costly and unstable, using ironic tone to question official actions and safety.
The excerpt riffs on changing fashion with skirts growing shorter and plumper eyes of men, then shifts to a biblical frontier dream and family ideals. A note at the end asks readers to share The Decaturs Daily Special Christmas edition.
The Alabama Power Company files to condemn lands for power line rights of way over a 25 foot wide strip in Morgan County Alabama. Named owners H J Clendenon Watt Blackwell and Hattie Smith are notified of the December 27 1915 hearing date at 10 00 am. Judge of the Morgan County Probate Court issues the notice.
Decatur post office plans faster service this Christmas with a Patte truck and a second station at 415 Bank Street. Postmaster Crawford touts strong equipment and claims never being turned down by Washington for requested resources as two wagons will depart from the post office to serve patrons.
The notice lists attendees from the Dringing Up Father company at the Behots in Hartselle and names from Nashville Atlanta Rome Chicago St Louis Cleveland and Birmingham. It also notes ten members from the Brining Up Father comedy registered at the Lyons.
A Georgiana Alabama reader reports relief from stomach and liver trouble after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He quotes recovery details and praise for the drug, noting prior ineffective medicines from a doctor. The ad promises permanent results and a money back guarantee with orders for the Christmas edition.
A Blackwell announces candidacy for re election as Morgan County circuit court clerk subject to Democratic primary. Voter support requested to sustain administrative duties and local court services.
The notice announces Chas C Robertson as a candidate for re election in the democratic primary for Tax Collector of Morgan County.
Willian by Skengs 4a a candidate for Probate Judge of Morgan County subject to the action of the Democratic primary Lovick V. Troup as a candidate for Probate Judge of Morgan County subject to the action of the Democratic primary We are authorized to announce M. D. Wiggins of Hartselle as a candidate for Probate Judge of Morgan County subject to the action of the Democratic primary
The announcement states Melvin Hutson is running in the Democratic primary. Voters are urged to support him and influence the outcome through their vote.
We announce Frank J. Troup as a candidate for re election as tax assessor of Morgan County subject to the Democratic party action.
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