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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1935
Page
3
A fragmented crossword style puzzle titled Basketball with numerous numbered clues across sports terms and common words. Entries include hints for basketball actions, objects, and descriptors such as spike, basket, and marble shooter, plus general word definitions and references.
Morgan county farmers push rapid terracing with four machines though rain delays slow start. Arrangements with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration permit field terracing as rented acres, with options to plant hay or lespedeza and to leave a 25 foot strip. Apply by May 1 to Earl Solomon in Hartselle.
For sale 175 bushels Summer ours Half and Half cotton seed grown and ginned for planting $1.25 per bushel in small lots at my place D C Oden Joppa R 1 J-8
Notice lists bright meadow hay free from Johnson grass baled at 918.00 per ton and 18.00 per bale, with delivery to 1 Way Place. Contact D. C. Oden in Joppa for details and pricing.
The schedule for the week ahead lists visits in Lebanon Priceville Fiorette W Spring Center Grove and Falkville with times noted for 4H Club events and early week starts. Poultry guidance covers brooder setup temperatures housing design chick care sunshine and avoiding crowding plus sun porch or sand yard runs to prevent disease contexts from F F. Mote poem titled The Old Neighborhood reflects fond reminiscence and local ties.
Former Governor B. M. Miller urged wet or dry backers to act quickly as Alabama nears February 26 referendum on the bone dry laws. The campaign heated as both sides seek votes amid the legislature ordered measure.
Mrs. J. A. Tapscott of Hartselle died after a three week illness at 11:45 Monday night. She leaves her mother Mrs. W. M. Roan a daughter Mrs. Jessie Mae Humphries a sister Mrs. Leslie Tapscott and four brothers Chester Arthur Ocle and Rudolph Roan. Funeral at Hartselle Baptist Church Wednesday at two o'clock with interment in Hartselle Cemetery Peck directing.
The New York police department creates a special liquor squad of 126 men chosen for fitness to perform “gentlemen's jobs.” The unit will inspect restaurants bars and liquor houses for tax stamps and licenses. The squad includes college men and many can speak 14 languages.
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