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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
2
Notices list resolutions tributes of respect and obituaries with a pay per line rate. It reminds readers to report late or missing deliveries to ensure prompt newspaper service and timely copies.
Rates are published on application with a noon copy deadline for each publication day. Advertisers must submit their copy by noon to ensure timely service.
In Budapest on December 31 the trial of ninety four Ruthenians charged with inciting rebellion against the Austro-Hungarian government began at Marmeros Sziget. The chief prisoner is Father Alcaeus of Mount Athos, alleged to be Alexander Kabalyuk, with Russia blamed for financing the movement.
Lucy Hoke Smith daughter of Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia married Ensign Alston R. Simpson of the U S Navy at Senator Smiths Washington home. The wedding drew relatives and Washington officials to the event.
Report from Augusta training camp tells of Pitche Charlie Schmuts of Vancouver and Arthur Bues, former Giants rookie, who were halted while en route to marriage. Schmuts spoke to the judge claiming a base stealing pace, noting a run and a squeeze play, ending with the judge tying matrimonial strings.
Iva Smith of Point Blank Texas says she suffered a liver complaint and after using a 25e box of Chamberlain's Tablets is completely cured and recommends them to everyone. For sale by all dealers.
Authorized notices announce Harvey H. Wright for sheriff Morgan County subject to the coming primary. D. F. Green seeks State Senator Second District Morgan and Lawrence counties. J. A. Foreman also announces candidacy for sheriff Morgan County subject to the Democratic Primary.
The Decaturs celebrate a prosperous 1913 and look ahead to greater achievements in 1914. The tone is optimistic about progress and future endeavors in the community.
The note expresses gratitude for better telephone service and urges continued improvements, suggesting ongoing efforts will lead to widespread appreciation and a sense of blessing for the providers.
A brief item notes an older generation stepping aside at midnight as a younger, promising figure steps forward. The scene hints at a succession and new energy in the local or artistic circle.
The Decatur Daily urges Huntsville to grow toward the river as Huntsville Daily Times warns of encroachment. The quarrel centers on extending toward the river and swallowing the other city within a brief period.
The Ghent expo hosted the Tenth International Congress of Agriculture, the Third International Congress of Associations of Agricultural Women, and the Second International Congress of Household Instruction. Twenty five countries participated as delegates discussed rural depopulation and ways to make rural life more attractive. The U S delegate was Dr. A C True, and the exchange of European agricultural insights was urged to inform U S farming policy.
Alabama could become a great cattle state, says George M Rommel, chief of animal husbandry, Dept of Agriculture. He cites low costs of raising cattle in Alabama and abundant forage sites year round, predicting profitable cattle farming as the nation looks to the South for beef supply.
Tift County Georgia announces a plan to plant 10 000 acres of figs led by far sighted men aiming to establish a substantial agricultural project. The article outlines the vision and expected economic impact for the region and notes leadership in the plan.
A brief note from the Anniston Star highlights evolving women fashion trends. It signals growing interest in contemporary styles and chic outfits, promising a wealth of options for readers seeking fashionable apparel.
A San Francisco coast editor balks at scooping a Chico murder while confessing the shooter was the paper's own correspondent. The exchange reveals editors arguing over newsroom control and wire service practice in a strange but true scene.
A Louisville Courier Journal verse notes how children cling to belief in Santa Claus and the magic of mistletoe as they grow older. It reflects on fading childhood beliefs and enduring faith in festive wonders.
A New York physician jokes that doctors would be bankrupt without women’s thin stockings and shoes. The ad promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Ready for treating coughs and colds, noting its safety, effectiveness, and wide reputation for cures. Available from dealers, Ady, 4 anes.
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California reports a severe cold settled on her lungs with intense coughing and soreness. A friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which she bought and found relief the first night and was fully well within a week. Sold by WI dealers.
206 pupils were denied admission to Rossville public schools near Chattanooga Tennessee due to refusal to submit to vaccination under state law. Of 404 enrolled, only 198 were present as parents threatened legal action.
Governor West directs his private secretary Miss Fern Hobbs to travel to Copperfield to close saloons and gambling houses operating illegally. He had urged the sheriff and district attorney to act, but they only talked, so Hobbs travels with a state special agent to enforce closures.
A coroners jury ruled that a mother who acted as a drug trafficker administered poisonous medicine to her family in Altoona Pennsylvania. Harry and Laury Pifer aged thirty six and thirty eight died along with two younger children and the mother two weeks ago. The father James Pifer and Laverné Pifer remain unlikely to recover. Police continue investigations though no criminal intent was found.
Annual meeting of stockholders of the Morgan County National Bank of New Decatur Alabama to be held at the bank office on Tuesday January 13 1914 at 10 o clock a m F A Bloodworth cashier New Decatur Ala December 16 1918 16 1mo
Creditors of the Decatur Ice and Coal Company are summoned to attend a meeting at the firm’s Decatur Alabama office on Monday January 5 1914. B H Allison secretary directs the notice.
One person requests storage for a piano from 4 piano call 158 and notes Decatur location offering excellent care for a single adult occupant with no children.
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