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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
7
A concise list outlines classifications arranged alphabetically under group headings with numbered or quick reference markers for easy lookup. It serves as an index guiding readers through grouped topics and reference numbers within the publication.
Several rental and sale notices list properties around Trinity Alabama and nearby streets. A bungalow on Wadsworth Street near the school offered by A. C. Bailey with contact via A. Bailey Grocery Co. A six room house with garden and well water listed by Hy L. Kirby. A 30 acre Trinity road farm with two story dwelling advertised by Dru Moseley. A sale or rent at 614 Johnston Street described as six rooms and bath by B. C. Ezell or Davis Hodges.
Mortgage foreclosure notices list Decatur Morgan County properties with sale dates January 17 1929 and January 16 1929 as the New Morgan County Building and Loan Association schedules sales on public outcry. Other notices include an annual stockholders meeting for Hotel Lyons Company and a probate citation for J J Cudd will contest with hearing set January 12 1929 in Morgan County Alabama. Roads from Cullman to Decatur are noted as excellent.
A brief labor hours notice states nine to five hours for dictation typing and legal work at Office 52314 Bank Street. The notice specifies location and job timing for staff and clients seeking service during weekday hours.
A compact notice promotes Move's Barber Shop urging readers to visit the Second Avenue location as a recommended grooming destination for visitors. The item emphasizes trust and local hospitality from a neighborhood barbershop.
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