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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1929
Page
7
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Southern Stone and Marble Co. RB Hopkins owner showcases sand blast lettering and carving as a mark of distinction for automobiles for sale.
Dick Guire fell for my new lid like an apple off a tree, a quirky line reflecting playful banter. The remark captures lighthearted bragging in a casual sports or personal column tone.
Court records show a 60 foot lot with garage at 613 Grant Street offered on convenient terms. Notices announce annual stockholders meetings for Decatur Box & Basket Company Decatur Ice and Coal Company and North Alabama Building and Loan Association in Decatur Alabama with dates January 1929 for elections and director actions.
A fragmented sentence notes that Decatur's sound structure relies on the development program being formulated.
Parents often overlook early walking, yet motor growth sparks exploration and cognitive development. Providing incentives like toys, varied textures, and distant objects encourages mobility. Positive reinforcement for first steps reinforces continued effort and curiosity.
The Sparkman Trio and the Vin son quartet presented a pleasing musical program at Moulton during the morning service at the church at the request of Rev. W. Blythe, pastor.
Knute Dahl of the University of Wisconsin, winner of the Lake Placid cross country ski race, demonstrated his versatility by jumping in the national meet last year, in addition to his running on skis.
Cambridge University has named three American graduates and two Canadians to its ice hockey squad. Captain Cecil Wylde, a Caius man who lettered at Harvard, returns from the British Olympic team. Rostered beside him are D Graham of Jesus and John Watts of Trinity, with Canadian G Graham and W G Speechley also on the five man line. The manager is the Earl of Lincoln.
A dog head sent to the Tennessee Valley laboratory by Rube Puckett of Danville tested positive today. The animal did not bite people but attacked several other animals. Health officials warn against killing animals suspected of being mad and advise penning them up and sending any heads to the Valley lab for examination.
A clinic for crippled children will be held in Cullman county this month likely in the last week of January. Dr. J. D. Sherrill of Birmingham will direct the clinic. Efforts will be made to reach all Morgan county crippled children not previously attending a clinic and bring them to Cullman. The Kiwanis club will assist in arranging transport for the children.
State rehabilitation agent F Wise will travel to Jasper later this week to attend a Friday clinic for crippled children, coordinating district activities and patient outreach.
A mid renovation view shows the Second avenue and Mountion street corner building once home to The Daily as a highly attractive structure. Interior work proceeds with offices on the first floor and Irwin's barber shop occupying part of the lower floor. Exterior finishing remains. W W Davidson realty offices to occupy part of the first floor. fixtures of the old post office station considered.
Paris January 7. Fine wines reach new peak prices this year as auction records show 1926 bottled wines commanding steep sums. A notable sale saw one hundred dollars paid for three double bottles of fine Nignon from 1795.
The temperature fell to 19 degrees last night the season's low. The weather bureau reports a 24 hour high of 31 degrees and a low of 19 degrees ending at 7 this morning.
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