Local Notices and Candidate Announcements in Morgan County
Announcement lists rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail and asks readers to report late deliveries. It also notes memorials and tributes cost five cents per line and prints authorized candidate notices for Harvey H. Wright for sheriff and D. F. Green for State Senator in Morgan and Lawrence counties ahead of the upcoming primary.
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Harvey H. Wright
Morgan County
D. F. Green
Morgan
Lawrence
Building an Auditorium for City Growth and Conventions
The text urges constructing a large auditorium in the city to host major conventions and gatherings. It notes the Masonic theatre cannot accommodate speakers for Senate candidates and other large assemblies. It proposes collaboration with the Y M C A to secure such an edifice, urging immediate consideration.
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United States Senate
Masonic
Bankers’ State
Tennessee River Association
For Rent S8-room Residence on LaFayette Street
On December first a two note rental at 234 LaFayette Street Decatur offers an eight room dwelling with water included for $20 per month. Contact T Mi Dix at phone 435.
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LaFayette Street
Decatur
N. W. George
Opening bids for Benevolent Hospital deferred to Nov 20
The opening of bids for Benevolent Hospital is moved to Thursday November 20 at 12 noon. The building committee at Morg New Decatur will continue receiving bids up to that time.
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The
Local Industry Gaps Highlighted by Birmingham and Gadsden
The Birmingham and Gadsden journals report differing views on home industries with Birmingham citing limited options and Gadsden seeking similar goods. Readers comment that what is available in Birmingham cannot be found in Gadsden, emphasizing regional supply differences.
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Birmingham
Gadsden
Tdsden Journal
No Millionaire Can Get More Pleasure Than Real Life
A collage of quotes amplifies the idea that wealth cannot buy simple joys or ordinary work. Various papers suggest even millionaires crave real experiences like food, sleep, and honest labor over lavish pursuits, contrasting leisure with the grind of daily life.
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Detroit
Birmingham
Chicago Record-Herald
Amberlan’s Cough Remedy for Croup Advertised
A notice urges mothers to keep Amberlan’s Cough Remedy on hand to treat croup. It claims the remedy is a certain cure and has never been known to fail, recommending purchase from all dealers.
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Amberlan
Ady
Oyster Supper and Bazaar for Lutheran Church
An oyster supper and bazaar will be held in the Malone building on Sec on d Avenue to benefit the Lutheran Church on November 21 and 22. Many attractive Christmas gift items will be offered for sale. All cordially invited.
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Malone Building
Second Avenue
Lutheran Church
England urged to reconsider Panama Pacific Exposition boycott
A New York report says a sub committee for the one hundredth anniversary of peace among English speaking peoples asked the British government to reconsider its decision not to attend the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1916. The request was routed through the British committee of the peace celebration. Aproposal to hold the celebration in San Francisco has been approved by Charles C. Moore of Richmond, Virginia.
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New York
San Francisco
Charles C. Moore
Eels
OX Riichmond
Oeneter
A Businesslike Suitor
A dialogue fragment shows a cautious mother noting a suitor is not ideal for her daughter yet may fare well in life. She describes his practical approach and mentions a note about his office hours and invitation to visit his office.
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Houston Post
Deccaturs Daily Reads Draw Borrowing Record
The line from readers shows wide reach as the Deccaturs Daily circulates broadly with many residents and borrowers relying on the paper for news and notices.
Walker Stipp Johnson Livery Co Notice
Public notice states all accounts due the Walker Stipp and Johnson Livery Company. It notes purchase of interest and references the STIPP address at Cata Grandé Livery Stable 408 Seeand Avenue.
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Stipp, & Johnson
GSM
Stipp, Cata-Grandé—Livery Stable
Tennessee Valley Printing Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
An adjourned meeting of the Tennessee Valley Printing Company will be held at the office of the Decatur Daily at 7 30 p m Thursday November 20 1913. Election of officers for the ensuing year will take place and other matters of importance are to be transacted. W R Shelton secretary
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Deceaturs
W. R. Shelton
See-curtine of Engraved Visiting Cards Prices
An advertising item offering engraved visiting cards with a see through curtain effect and price options to suit all budgets. Provides brief product details and purchasing guidance for readers seeking personalized calling cards.
Dynamite Sticks Seized Near New York Customs Area
Police found about one hundred sticks of dynamite packed in a small wooden box in a Washington Street barber shop near the customs house close to the financial district. The proprietor said a customer left the box a month ago, assuming it was harmless. Inspector Eagon of the department of combustibles warned the contents could blow up a large portion of Lower Manhattan and threaten Wall Street.
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New York No. 19
Washington Street
Customs House
Financial District
Eagon
Department of Combustibles
Lower Manhattan
Wall Street
Athletic Woman 15 Denounced by Shaw
London November 19 Dr Thomas Clay Shaw an authority on medical rebology addressed a largely female audience at the Institute of Hygiene denouncing athletic women. He said sport harms the marriage market and that athletic girls become too like men neglect home and scramble equipment with casual meals and a bucolic deportment.
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London
Thomas Clay Shaw
Institute of Hygiene
Sale of Morgan County National Bank Stock Notice
Minetta Leigh Robbins announces a sale of collateral securities tied to two notes of Hartshorne. Twenty five shares of Morgan County National Bank stock, held as security, will be sold at Morgan County Alabama courthouse on January 27, 1914, 12 noon, to the highest bidder for cash.
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A. C. Hartshorne
A. C
Wagrishorne
Minetta Leigh Robbins
Repert
Ohio
Morgan County National Bank
New Decatur
Alabama
A. ¢ ‘Hartshorne
Hartshorne
Charles Robbins
Chas, Robbins
Minetta Leigh Robbing
Sethi Morgan County
Ferry Street
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Carlier
Éarrier
Youngstown Telegram
I. Houston Post
Springfield Union
Walker
Woodward
England
Stockholders Meeting
Shaw
Auree Leigh Robbins
W. Godbey
Avaragee
Nashville
Pennessean
Malone Coal
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
Reps
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Daniel Drug CO
W. F. Black
G. A. Hoff and Company
G. A. Hoff
F. A. Bloodworth
E. E. Graves
Harry J. Frahn
Neshle
Tenn
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Central National Bank of
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A. K Hardage
Thos
A. Bowles
A. A. Hardage
S.M. Thompson
J. ‘8. Patterson
Dupont
T. H. Mattocks
C. W. Gover
Sam’ Blackwell
Atty
At Law
G. W. Russell
Planter
M. W. Murray
Physieten
Moulton Street
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
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M&s. M. Diamond
Dank Si
Lamp Kin Insurance Agency
Lapayette Preeer
Call Newee No. 9
Salat Ioe Ieee Old Stand Walker, Stipp& Johinadit
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