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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary notice mentions post office rates per week and month fees. It urges timely delivery and requests readers not to delay mail and to promptly support the paper with tributes of respect and thanks.
The Decaturs host annual field trials for dogs as Alabama visitors show warm welcome. Weather challenges test the event but the Decatur team, with many hunters present, aims to perform well and honor the visiting contestants.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Muscle Shoals water power project, funding battles in Congress, and claims of the scheme being booted out. It mentions Alabama Water Power Company, a $10,226,000 cost, and political contention led by leaders like Underwood with references to prior funding and a 1918-1930 era context.
The commentary criticizes Collier's for distorting comparisons of government river and harbor expenditures. It notes Theodore Burton and KM echo concerns but argues the larger issue is the potential savings from implementing current engineer plans.
An essay contrasts female solidarity and rivalry, noting how women influence each other with sympathy and suspicion. It cites Hugo on men as playthings, observes gossip and rumor among women, and laments the harm caused by unkind gossip in social realms.
The piece argues that pain has long been a woman's enemy and remains a widespread challenge for many women. It suggests collective struggle across the sex and calls for attention to women's health and resilience.
Early tests focus on weather impact rather than field trials. Researchers report performance under varied conditions, noting anomalies and adjustments for climate factors.
Fragmentary OCR text reports tension after a church riot in Scranton Pennsylvania with leanings toward religious or ethnic controversy. The article lacks clear names dates or outcomes due to damaged text.
Officials defend Redraden battery as a reasonable factor in the E-boat explosion. Austria, Vig, and other parties are cited in exploring new possibilities.
The acquittal of the publishers of The Menace suggests federal fur ore shows reluctance to convict newspaper men, who merely appear a bit off in their mental arrangement.
The report notes the Mobile administration will challenge the constitutionality of the child labor law. Officials express mixed views on the outcome and potential impact on youth employment.
The article notes Carranza authorizes any citizen to exterminate the ban dits who massacred Americans, urging decisive action by Mexican citizens to settle old grudges against suspected enemies.
Report says German officials refuse to allow Ford peace delegates at The Hague to return via the Fatherland. The stance marks a rare instance of perceived German friendliness to America in the crisis.
Indications surface that Roosevelt may accept the Republican presidential nomination if his aides succeed in maneuvering the process. The report frames the situation as a strategic effort to bag the nomination rather than a formal pursuit by Roosevelt himself.
Huntsville report confirms Hon. Osceola Kyle of Decatur has authorized The Daily Times to declare his candidacy for Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit of Alabama. Kyle, a prominent lawyer and past railroad commissioner, is praised for public service, gallantry, and statewide respect.
Mrs Ida Green of Nashville says Tanlac restored her strength after months of nerves dizziness and stomach pain. She stopped housework collapses and now sleeps well gains weight and feels the happiest woman in Nashville. Tanlac sold locally by Decatur Drug Co and Vrenuit Dillehay Drug Co Adv.
A public notice announces Edward N. Milon as Democratic candidate for representative in the 65th Congress from the Eighth Congressional District of Alabama. Primary election set for Tuesday May 9th in the congressional district.
Circuit Judge Hon Os Kyle authorizes candidacy for Judge of Might Judicial Circuit subject to Democratic primary on May 9 1916. It also announces J H Ballentine as a candidate for judge of the circuit court in the Eighth Judicial District subject to the May 9 primary.
The notice lists candidates for Morgan County Probate Judge in the Democratic primary including William E. Skegg Lovick P. Troup and M Dr Wiggins of Hartselle. It also notes Melvin Matson as a primary candidate and Coleman Peck as a candidate for Tribate Judge of Morgan County.
A. B. Blackwell announces candidacy for Morgan County circuit court clerk pre-election, subject to Democratic primary action. He asks for votes and influence in the race.
The notice announces Chas C Robertson seeking re election as tax collector of Morgan County and FP W Williams as a candidate for the same office in the upcoming election.
W D B Crutchfield and John T Kylep seek Morgan County tax assessor posts. Frank J Troup runs for re election subject to Democratic party action in May primary.
The notice announces Se 1. Cook as a candidate for judge of the Inferior Court of New Decatur and D. Wilkinson as a candidate for Judge of the Interior Court of Decatur, both subjected to the Democratic primary action in May.
Partial OCR notes indicate a listing for papers for sale in Decatur area. The readable fragments mention a sale action and local newspaper context without full details.
Miss Pleak Hokpe Jeg plans a visit to Mrs. Vernon Whithka while her mother Mrs. A W Smith is in Atlantic City. Miss Rowe Sanders leaves for Birmingham to take duties as Y W C A House Secretary after Mrs Thayer’s resignation. Capt J W Williams, father of Mrs T C Hines and Mrs Alex McKinney, will be laid to rest in Athens by the Masons Friday.
Effective Sunday January 2 2016 trains No 5 6 and 40 are rerouted with new departure times and stations from Huntaville Decatur Shotheld Tagermbla Gtrive Memphis Tuscumbia Sheffield Scottsboro and Chattanooga. Train 40 becomes No 42 with connections to Knoxville Bristol Lynchburg Washington and Eastern Cities. official J R Martin Chattanooga Tenn.
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