Salvation Army Appeals for Help for Destitute Girl
A young girl with no home or relatives was brought to the Salvation Army Home in distress. Unable to work, she may be sent to the Rescue Home for fallen girls in Birmingham. Captain Davis appeals to the public for $25 to cover the cost, asking Decatur residents to contribute via the Salvation Army fold.
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Salvation Army
Army
Oman
Birmingham
Davis
Decaturs
Capt
Social News and Wedding Toll in Decatur
Society notes recap arrivals and guests including Mrs. Henry B. Scott of Atlanta and Miss Wilkie Waldrop of Lynnville. Rumors of Tuck Keltners wedding plans with Idabelle Keltner and a pre-nuptial program. Bridge Club gatherings, house guests, and club meetings fill Decatur social items with local figures and events.
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Wilkie Waldrop
Lynnville Tenn
Personal Notes From The Decaturs And Nearby Towns
Henry Skegge and family returned to California after visiting his parents Judge and Mrs W E Skeges. J Brndst Ptite of Birmingham came home for holidays. Mrs Price and daughter Aileen stay a few days. Dd Sittasen of Pine Bluff Ark visits his mother Mrs M J Sibson and leaves tomorrow. T Wadmon returns to South Alabama after holidays. Mrs Hudmon stays. Percy Wann of Courtland in Decatur today. J B Penney of Birmingham visiting. Geo McFall back from Columbia after holidays. Dr H C Ayers attends National Veterinary convention in New Orleans. B N Bibb of Mooresville visits R G Cortner. WD Midgett returns from Nashville and Lebanon. E J Bo-Kettmer back from Lynville Tenn. Cy Graham home for holidays from Mississippi. Noble Peake leaves for Louisville. CG Ingdom leaves the road this morning with grips. Mr Fred Day marriage announced. now with his parents at Shawnee Oklahoma. Casper Phillips of Meridian attends Alexander-Almon wedding.
Chorus of natural beauty to headline Little Boy Blue tour
A large chorus from New York arrives for the Viennese musical comedy Little Boy Blue at the Masonic Theatre. The production touts natural beauty refined talent and high salaries to recruit top choristers from dance salons for the season and tour.
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Masonic Theatre
Decemer
New York
Paris
New York City
United States
Russian Warship Askold Threatens Turkish Town
Washington dispatch reports that the Russian cruiser Askold issued a threat to fire on a Turkish town. The warning followed demonstrations against crew members and calls to imprison some individuals.
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Tennessee
International News Service
Washington
Askold
Maritime signal blast pattern for New Decatur area
The report lists a sequence of blasts at New Decatur with a long blast followed by a short blast pattern for surrounding towns. West Town and South Town receive one and two shorts respectively, East Town eight shorts, Central Town four shorts, and Decatur a single Teng blast.
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New Decatur
West Town
South Town
East Town
Central Town
Decatur
Black Brothers Eater Business to Open in Columbia
The Black Brothers Drug Co. plans to start a new business in Columbia Tennessee as soon as the building is finished. John Bleek leased a modern building and a residence and will move to Columbia soon. The firm includes John R H and Doctor Black and is expected to be a strong team in the local commerce.
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Black’ Bros. Drug Co
Columbia, Tenn
John Bleek
Columbia
John
R. H
Doctor Black
Messrs Black
Engraved visiting cards styles and prices offered
Newspaper ad notes PHONE 45 and subscription for the Decatur Daily while showcasing lines of engraved visiting cards with varying styles and prices to fit all budgets.
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Salvation Arway
Society
Blair
St. Nicholas
Earth
Heaven
Heaven—I
Henry B. Scott
Atlanta
Eugene H. Allison
Marjorie Workman
Montgomery
Workman
Na Craighead
Fire
Ckef
Miss Mary Williams
Texas
Mrs. Llawellyn
D. W. Leiper
Andrew G. Patterson
W. A. McCalla
Miss Margaret
Tuscaloosa
John Snodgrass
Miss Houston
Town Creek
R. A. Kirkland
Francis Marion Keltner
Idabelle
Henry D. Tuck
Bridge Club
Monty Gordon
R. B. Mangrum
Virginia Mangrum
Ladies’ Bridge Club
R.G. Cortner
Grant Street
J. W. Cobb
Missimien
R. W. Wincott
Landshue
J. L. Cuner
Cobb
Miss. Almon
D. C. Almon
Missessmon
Blackwell
Misses Adams
Jervis
Alexander
Vhrey
Burton
Thompson
Bracken
Misses Miller
Kathleen Almon
Ly. A.neill
Almon-Alexander
Faulkers
Miss Jervis
Codman
Curtis Almon
Bonds
Miss. Clarkson
Curis Almon
Rower
Miss Clarkson
Book Club
William R. Smith
Irs
Kyle
Jennie
Beloxie
Miss
Jew Decatur
Ala
Henry Skegge
California
W. KE. Skeges
J. Brndst Ptite
Dd. Sittasen
Pine Bluff
Ark
M. J. Sibson
T. Wadmon
South Alabama
Mrs. Hudmon
Percy * Wann
Courtland
Deccaturs
J. B. Penney
Geo. McFall
de B. W. Watson
H. c. Ayers
New Orleans
B. _N. Bibb
Mooresville
R. G. Cortner
WD. Midgett
Nashville
Lebanon
J. Bo-Kettmer
Lynville, Tenn
Cy Graham
Mississippi
Noble Peake
Louisville
Fred Day
Mrs. Day
Mr. Day
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Casper Phillips
Meridian, Miss
Alexander-Almon
Delite Theatre
Asowic
Marion Mills
Devite Theatre
The
Shadows
Hanger
Boyd Marshal
Mayre Hall
Lack Brothers Eater Business
Bimes
Mott
Williams Mfg
Cleveland
Kittrell Millinery
W. J. Edwards
Steeer
William Clifford
Marie Walcamp
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Bulletin
Thompson’s Drug Store
Wagner’s
Marion Mill
Little Boy Blue
Dees
Arkansas
Ozark Country
Hartselle
Vore
Missouri and North Arkansas ‘Railroad
Eureka Springs
Heart of the
Ozarks
Heber Springs
Ozark Region
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