Bootlegging Of Farm Products Revived In German Rural Belt
In wartime Germany the countryside evades rationing while cities suffer. Dresden area residents report wartime hardship largely avoided by villagers as they note liberal commies at taverns, discuss hog butchering limits, and seek loopholes in new rules for meat and butter, with references to geese prices and illicit churning.
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Germany
G. Fischer
Berlin
Dresden
Gestapo
Murder Makes a Hero Chapter Twenty Read at Purple Beeches
In a suspenseful scene at Purple Beeches, Jabez is found injured after a break in guarded by the Essex family. The narrator helps organize the household as Cary tends the wound and Mark leaves for a doctor, while tensions rise over intruder motives and urgent care.
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Purple Beeches
Janet
Janez
Jabez
Essex
Cary Essex
Irene Rand
Theamily
Nancy
Mrs. Gould
Kayé
Cary
Mark
Aunt Beulah
Mrs.Gould
Alice
Miss Deane
Wetuxet
Funeral services for W. H. Richardson in Copeland community
Funeral services were conducted Friday for W. H. Richardson 66 a prominent Copeland farmer who died Thursday at Limestone County Hospital after a short illness with double pneumonia. Native of Georgia he lived most of his life in the county and was a neighborhood leader. Surviving are his widow five sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
W.H. Richardson
Copeland
Limestone County
Help Wanted Ad Drafts for 4G Assistance
A request to craft a concise Want Ad seeking a 4G assistant. The ad aims to be brief, clear, and action oriented, highlighting the needed skills, hours, and compensation in an accessible style.
Cotaco Culture Club and Society Notes in Falkville
Falkville report shows Cotaco Culture Club hostess Mrs E L Drinkard presiding in president’s absence with 15 members present. W S of Christian Service held at Mrs J B Patterson home with readings prayers and sharing health theme. Several members and guests listed with illnesses and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Drinkard
Cotaco Culture Club
N. H. Vinson
Beulah Watson
Womans Society of Christian Service
J. B. Patterson
Wesley Patterson
J. H. Roberts
Hobart Harvey
A. J. Jones
Contrell
Arthur Summerford
Bible Study Course Set at Grant Street Church of Christ
The Grant Street Church of Christ announces a new Bible study series every Sunday at 9:45 AM in its basement. Open to all ages, the six month program covers the New Testament church including origin, mission, worship, finances, and elders and deacons. Lindsay Allen will direct and lead discussions.
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Grant. Street
Church of Christ
Lindsay Allen
Letters From Readers Hear From War Time Parents
A lengthy community notice from The Decatur Daily shares two letters. One appeals to parents and friends of 1941 draftees with advice on camp life, mail, laundry, stamps, and avoiding negative influences under chaplains guidance. The second memorial piece recalls James K McDaniel of Milford Texas and family lineage linking to Sam Houston era, with biographical details, landholding, education gifts, and a monument dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily
Army
Navy
United Navy and Army Board
James K. McDaniel
Milford
Texas
McDaniel
James McDaniel
James K
Lawrence County
Alabama
Sam Houston
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Captain Shackelford
State Presbyterian Female College
Ce Ee
Will McDaniel
James
Isabella Ware McDaniel
Burleson
Jack Shackelford
Benj
Hery E McCulloch
Lawrence
Morgan County
Houston
Lone Star
LeNoir McCulloch
Benjamin and
Henry McCulloch
Alexander McCulloch
Andrew Jackson
R. E. Sparkman
East Digging Out of Snow
A Canadian cold wave from Alberta and a south east moving storm from Texas threaten the Atlantic Seaboard and central states with more snow sleet and freezing rain. New York area faced hours of snow and sleet halting flights and delaying ships as deaths were blamed on weather conditions.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Alberta
Texas
Atlantic Seaboard
Centug
Weather Bureau
New York-New England
la Guardia
New York City
Boston
Berkshire Mountains
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Atlantic Ocean
Siboney
New York
Tilsbon
Utah Bees Face Visitor Permits Under New Bill
A bill introduced by Rep. Warth Albrecht would require non-resident bees entering Utah to obtain 30 day visitor permits. Tax would apply if bees stay beyond the permit period. Albrecht estimates over 10 000 hives travel to Utah each summer for honey.
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Salt Lake City
Jan
Utah
Hep
Warth Albrecht
Albrecht
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Wayfarer
Ahern
Caesar
Puffle
Murder
Elliott Fillion
Central Press Association
Kaye
Lena
Ecity Coal & Fuel CO
L. D. McMillan
MGR. Davis & Wells
Sts
Falkville
Wilma Ruth Vinson
Gene Knight
Birmingham
W. E. Knight
Clark Plemmons
Anniston
Hugh Teal
R. A. Summerford, Jr
Toppy Robinson
Carolyn
Pegey
Skippy
Springfield
Roy Shelton
Voice OF
THE
People
O. Blackwell
I.J. Quinn
Deatsville
Sue Patterson
R. Long
John Evins
Florida
Pattie Evins
Geraldine Cloud
St. Vinson Hospital
Totsie Hart
A. G. Patterson
Washington
Bobby Summerford
Austin Plemmons
Montgomery
Joe Junkins
Comer Junkins
Mattie
Lee Vinson
Parkville
Lucy Gage
Pea College
Conn
g-Be Trimm
Rome
Gay
Paul Shelton
Decatur
Edwin Wyle
Virginia
Isabella Ware
J. W. Ware
Young McDaniel
Republic of Texas
Ellis County
William McDaniel
Arunta
Cockatoo Island
Sydney
New South Wales
North Alabama
Davidson
Coal and Feed CO
Twotimer
Penney’s
Penney Company
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