Legal notices from Morgan County announce meeting and parole request
The New Morgan County Building and Loan Association schedules its annual stockholders meeting in Decatur Alabama on January 2 1932 at 730 pm to elect a board of directors and address business. John Smith seeks parole or pardon after a burglary conviction from June 30 1931. Probate Court for Morgan County orders guardianship settlement hearing December 26 1931 for the minors Leslie D Compton Olivia James and Louis Compton with guardian R D Compton.
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T. Blanche Cartwright
Anna R. Troup
Morgan County
Decatur
Alabama
John Thomason
Plessie Thomason
W. A. Bibb
Mary B. Lamar
Court House
County of
Morgan
State of
Church Street
Old Town
Pond Street
Oak Street
Oak
Church Streets
Churchtreet
B. Lamar
New
Morgan County Building & Loan Association
Ala
John Smith
State of Alabama
Leslie D. Compton
Olivia Compton
James Compton
Louis Compton
R. D. Compton
River Rises to Record Level on Tennessee Gauge
The Tennessee River climbed to 142 feet by seven this morning, the highest stage observed in years. The rising waters prompted warnings for low-lying areas and riverfront properties across the region as authorities monitor the situation.
Weather report shows 50 35 highs lows today
The weather bureau today reported a maximum temperature of 50 and a minimum of 35 for the 24 hour period ending at seven o clock this morning.
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the Weather Bureau Today
Todays Rainfall Mightily Measured At Morning
Rainfall here was measured at 0.63 inches by seven o'clock this morning, according to the weather bureau.
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Weather Bureau
Mrs E C Barker Returns Home After Successful Operation
Mrs E C Barker was removed to her home at 511 Seventh avenue west on Wednesday after a successful operation at Benevolent hospital.
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E. C. Barker
Seventh Avenue
West
Benevolent Hospital
Anniversary of John Greenleaf Whittier's birth in 1807
A note marks the 1807 birth of John Greenleaf Whittier. Casualty reports from World War I indicate rifle fire caused more fatalities than artillery. It recalls the lowering of the American flag on the Rhine on July 10, 1923.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
Rhine
Elmo Swisher
World War Service Count For Indians Reaches Eight Thousand
A historical brief notes that about 8,000 Indians served in World War I, highlighting their contributions and roles in the conflict. The item underscores the substantial minority participation and the impact on communities connected to Indian service members during the era.
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