Personal notices list visitors and travelers in Decatur area
Roy Horton leaves today for Indiana. Appleby of Lafay ette and Langston of Pisgah visit Decaturs. Peebles of Mooresville in Decaturs last night. Prudy of Birmingham and Brown of Birmingham on business. Harper of Beatrice and Pickens of Gurley present. W J Baird returns from Florence and begins work in Decatur. H L Turner convalescent. Sherrills of Cherokee County among today’s visitors. Hodges Danville Route 2 Pitt Trinity Route 1 Byars Alton Route 2 Wessels Trinity Route 1 FE M Brown New Dearborn Route 2 visit Ches & Tidwell Supply Co.
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Tof. Hodges
Danville
R .H. Pitt
Trinity
J. M. Byarsalton
J. T. Wessels
Trin
FE. M. Brown
New Dear
Ches & Tidwell Supply Co
Democratic rift widens after Colone speech in Washington
Report notes Democratic factions denounce Colone for remarks on Wilson and Roosevelt, amid party unity concerns. The chaotic coverage mentions reactions from radical and conservative wings and hints at policy strife within the Democratic ranks.
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International News Service
Washington
Colone
Decatur Daily notes restrictions at Cave Dancey plantation
Fragmentary text mentions automobile parties and picnics prohibited at the Cave Dancey plantation Unity District Dancey New RF D No 2 with limited readable details about gatherings and families discouraged.
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Dancey Plantation
Unity
D. Dancey, New
RF. D
Social notes from Decatur highlight visits and events
Society items from Decatur report visits from Marion Indiana and Chicago, movements of Mrs. Wm Crawford to Beachman House, Mr and Mrs Geo Hartung in northern cities, and travels of Miss Lutie Wilkinson and Miss Edith Worthington. The Sunday School Teachers Union meets Thursday at 9 with Mrs Walston leading story time and training discussions. Miss Pauline Jois hosts a birthday gathering with music games and refreshments.
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R. J. Walston
Miss Groenendyke
Geo, C. Hartung
George, Jr
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pauline Ioi
John Holt
South
Pauline
Poems and Notices from the Times-Democrat Column
Excerpts of poetry by Ruskin and Ella Wheeler Wilcox, plus brief society notes. Mrs Georgia Beachman convalesces after illness, Mr and Mrs J L Mason of Atlanta visiting T S Ralston, Jimmie Pauline Galey marries Jesse H Branum, bridal tour to follow, Gen C Bertie on a week.
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Jao. L. Mason
Atlanta
Mrs. Mason
T. S. Ralston
Fourth Avenue
South
Jimmie Pauline’ Galey
Jesse H. Branum
East Molton “Street
Vend
Frank Moore Among Guests at Pulaski Visit
Frank Moore, a top trainer from the American Tobacco Company, was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kel and plans to travel to Pulaski this afternoon. Moore is regarded as one of the best ten in the big organization.
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Frank Moore
Kel
United States Court
I. J. W. Cunningham
Ory & Cohen
Census canvass urged for New Decatur schools
Baird, principal, will visit New Decatur to collect names of all residents aged 7 to 19 for the state census. The school appropriation depends on the census, so every family should cooperate and provide full information. The count covers those born before September 30, 1914, regardless of marital status.
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New
Baird
New Decatur
Gener
Professor Baird
New Patur
De Grease Cotton Acreage Report Shows Small Decline
Washington May 1 The reporting board of the department of agriculture today announced that 36,000,000 acres are planted in cotton in the United States compared with 37,478,000 last year. A decrease of 1,478,000 acres or 3.1 percent.
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International News Service
Washington
Taly 1
Department of Agriculture Today
United States
Wilson Senate Conference Outlines Pending Legislation
President Wilson met with Democratic senators to preview legislation before Congress adjourns. Senator W H Lewis of Illinois said the program includes passage of the Clayton Bill to place railroad stock and bond issuance under the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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International News Service
Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
W. H. Lewis
Tlinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interment of Infants at Trinity Mountain Cemetery
The infants of Mr and Mrs Eugene E Speer of Birmingham a boy and a girl were laid to rest at the Trinity mountain cemetery last Saturday. They were born on June 26. Mr and Mrs Speer have many sympathizing friends here.
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Trinity Mountain
Eugene E. Speer
Birmingham
Trinity Mountain Cemetery
Phone 46 And Subscribe For The Decatur Daily
A brief note inviting readers to call 46 for subscription information to the Decatur Daily. It emphasizes easy steps to subscribe and stay informed with local news.
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Decaturs
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Roy Horton
Indiana
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Pisgah
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Mooresville
Prudy of
Eh Brown
I Harper of
Beatrice
Mm Pickens
W.'J. Baird
Florence
H. L. Turner
A. D. Sherrill
Cherokee
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Margaret Clinton Shelton
Ellen Groenend
Marion
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National Military Home
Lutie Wilkinsom
North Carolina
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Beachman
Church Street
P. J. Cox
Louisville
Mrs. Cox
E. 0. Rawlings
Mrs
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Mobile
Fannie King
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Miss Roberta
A. T Grayson
Edith Worthington
All Man
Miss Mae Finnie
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
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Sete
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Gerald Gould
Kennerley
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Georgia Beachman
GALEY
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Schuster
Atlantic City
Ford Sterling Comedy
Leo Delaney
Norma Talmadge
Bar U Ranch
Delite
Earl Fox
Miriam Cooper
Courtney Foote
Mazda
John D. Wyker & Son
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Gulfport
Exi
Ocean Sox
Christian
Bay Stours
Heal “Studasines
Gulf
J. K. Hubbard
Ticket Agen
Sierd
Gardus
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
Cardus
New Decatur, Alabama
C. E. Malone
Grant Street
Alabama
J. W. Cunningham
T. J. Newsom
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