Settlement to be made on Monday by county collector
The county board of revenue received the report on tax list errors and insolvencies. Collector Hodges Crowe will go to Montgomery to make final settlement with the state, then take a brief rest before starting this year's tax collection. He plans to use some time campaigning for votes. The errors and insolvencies are unusually few, and the report to state officials in Montgomery is ready.
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County Board of Revenue
Hodges Crowe
Montgomery
Crowe
Alabama
Morgan County
B. EB. Dickinson
Gertrude Dickinson
Dickinson
May Lose Sight Of Both Eyes In Stover Shooting
George Melson of Danville remained in serious condition at Be benevolent hospital as doctors feared loss of sight from shotgun pellets after a Monday shooting by Coleman Dad Stover. Stover remained jailed with no preliminary hearing filed by this morning. Melson reportedly went to a field where Stover worked and was shot there.
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George Melson
Danville
Coleman
Dad) Stover
Benevolent Hospital
Stover
Melson
Hospital Board Meeting This Afternoon
The Benevolent Society meets at 3:30 this afternoon at the tal. The hospital board will discuss several important matters and expects full attendance.
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the Benevolent Society
the Tal
Eason Shumake and Alva Burns Attend Sterchi Bros. Meeting
Eason Shumake and Alva Burns left today for Knoxville Tennessee to attend a barbecue and business meeting of the Sterchi Bros. Stores organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eason Shumake
Alva Burns
Knoxville, Tenn
Sterchi Bros. Stores
Quarter Million For Hoover Group
The House approved 250000 for the Hoover law enforcement commission, aiming to fund its work for another year. The Senate had allocated 50000 and restricted the panel to prohibition enforcement inquiry, leaving a reconciliation needed. The House vote stood 272 to 41.
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Washington
House
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Con
Senate
Observance of Fourth in Decatur
Decatur will join the nation in Fourth of July observances with post office and mail deliveries halted. Banks closed and many stores stay closed part of the day. Picnics and barbecues planned as roads into the city are expected to be busy from dawn to dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Bar Association Opens 55th Alabama Convention in Huntsville
About 150 visitors attended the Alabama Bar Association’s 55th annual convention in Huntsville. Mayor Alex McAllister and Huntsville Bar Association president Lawrence Cooper welcomed delegates after Brenard Harwood opened the meeting. William Rogers of Birmingham spoke on common sense in law, with E. W. Faith, Judge Paul Speake, and Judge Joseph Higgins also on the program. A barbecue golf tournament dance and banquet capped the activities.
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Huntsville
Alabama Bar Association
Alex McAllister
Lawrence Cooper
Huntsville Bar Association
Brenard Harwood
William Rogers
Birmingham
E. W. Faith
Mobile
Paul Speake
Joseph Higgins
Nashville
Bonanza Quartet Sings at Two Local Picnics
The Bonanza quartet will perform at the Fourth of July picnic in Austinville at 11 AM Friday. Later the same group will sing at the American Legion picnic on Swan Lake in the afternoon.
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Bonanza Quartette
Austinville
American Legion
Swan Lake
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle lists many clues with scattered readable words and garbled OCR text. Names of clues include ship of the desert camels and symbol for nickel nickel is Ni, etc. The fragmentary text shows across and down items and scattered numbers with partial phrases.
Leeman Robbery Still Unsolved at Dry Cleaning Plant
Police know robbers entered via the transom over the front door of the Leeman Dry Cleaning plant on John Street and stole dresses and suits. No suspects or exact missing items have been identified, and the loss is expected to be substantial.
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Johnston Street
Leeman Dry Cleaning
Heavy Fines In Dry Cases
Violators of liquor laws are brought before Mayor B. L. Malone and face fines of 100 dollars plus costs for intoxication offenses. The crackdown signals a strict enforcement era as violators pay steep penalties.
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B. L. Malone
Singing School To Open Monday At First Christian Church
Prof. E. T. Burgess of the All-Star Stamps Quartette arrives to open a singing school at 7 30 Monday evening. Those interested in voice instruction should contact A. L. Moye at Moye's shop for details.
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E. T. Burgess
Stamps Quartette
First Christian Church
A. L. Moye
Moye
Reverend Howell Improving After Illness
Rev. T. Howell, who had been ill for several days, is on the road to recovery and able to return to his duties at the Priest funeral parlors. His friends are glad to hear the news.
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T. Howell
Decatur Visitors Return To Homes
Henry Roberts his wife and son Clem finish visit with uncle H. M. Priest and depart for Chattanooga then Nashville and on to St Louis. Mr and Mrs Priest and party had spent Tuesday at Muscle Shoals and returned last night.
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Henry Roberts
Cremin Family Plans New Home on Oak Street
John F. Cremin manager of the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association has returned from Chicago with Mrs. Cremin and daughter Jacqueline and will make their home at 519 Oak Street with Mrs. Mae Buttrey.
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John F. Cremin
The
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association
Chicago
W M U Camp At Hartselle This July
Announcement states the Morgan County Woman's Missionary Union Camp will be at Hartselle camp ground from July 7 to 11. Prominent teachers Miss Catherine Hagood of Montgomery Mrs O L Judy of Moulton and Miss Caver a field worker of Montgomery will lead sessions under Mrs E L Hays supervision.
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Morgan County Woman's Missionary Union
Hartselle
Catherine Hagood
Montgomery
O. L. Judy
Moulton
Caver
E. L. Hays
Curb Market In Good Shape Despite Dry Weather
Decatur curb market faces lower income due to dry weather and low prices yet is in excellent condition. Curb master Mrs. J T Nelson says demand from city buyers remains strong and produce variety is unusually good given the conditions.
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Decatur
J. T. Nelson
Move's Beauty Shop Encourages Timely Permanent Appointments
The 4th issue urges readers to look their best with permanent hairstyles. Move's Beauty Shop invites customers to call 732 for appointments, promoting their permanents as the best option.
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Move's Beauty Shop
Car Driver Prostrated With Grief Funeral Details
The obituary notes a car driver in grief, the body prepared at Priest Funeral home, burial to follow at Rose Mill cemetery fifteen miles northwest of Pulaski Tennessee. The funeral service is at 8 PM at R F Userton’s home 1720 Fifth Ave South conducted by Reverends Pickens and Newton. The interment is scheduled for 1 30 PM tomorrow.
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Fifth Avenue
R. F. Userton
Fifth Ave
Pickens and
Newton
Rose Mill Cemetery
Pulaski
Tennessee
Daily Classified Rates and Telephone Ad Policy
Rates are listed per line with daily and yearly options. Ads over the phone are accepted except for certain classifications. The advertiser is responsible for errors and corrections and the management may reject unsuitable ads. Closing details follow.
Legion Picnic at Swan Lake Draws Morgan County Attention
Morgan County Post of the American Legion plans a Fourth of July picnic at Swan Lake on Friday with two speakers Judge A. G. Patterson at 11 am and William L. White at 1 pm. Thousands expected from Morgan and surrounding counties for the event with various entertainment features.
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Morgan County
the American Legion
Swan Lake
A. G. Patterson
William L. White
Morgan
College Quartet Sings In Moulton
David Lipscomb College Quartet from Nashville Tennessee will perform at Lawrence County High School auditorium in Moulton Alabama on the Fourth at 8 PM. The program includes comic folk sacred and sem iclassical songs with solos and readings. Admission is free. Members listed: Richie bass Prentice baritone Kirk first tenor Scott accompanist and reader Neil tenor.
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Moulton
Ala
David Lipscomb College Quartet
Nashville
Tenn
Lawrence County High School
Richie
Prentice
Kirk
Scott
Neil
Community Sing at Westside Presbyterian Thursday Night
A community sing is planned at Westside Presbyterian Church at 7 45 pm Thursday evening. Many singers are expected to participate and a large crowd is anticipated.
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Westside Presbyterian Church
Rhodes Taken To Baughs Infirmary For Rest
Cecil W. Rhodes was taken to Baughs Infirmary late Tuesday for medical attention. His condition is not serious but complete rest is needed. Rhodes is a member of The Daily composing room forces.
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BAUGH
Cecil W. Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
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Bar Association of State
Bonanza Quartet
Ship of the Desert
Exeter
England
Okla
David
Assall
Zoune
Couny
Leeman
Singing
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Rogers Bros
Green Bank St
Lee Street
ABC Coke Smith Coal Co., Inc
Professional Services
Esbes & Sons Piano CO
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
Souhtern
NEW York Hatters & Dry Cleaners
LaFayette St
Chas
Hamlet
E. Church St
County
Hunter Furniture CO
Second Ave
Carrell Furniture CO
Decatur Mill & Cabinet Works
Bank St
J. M. Clark & Sons
W. EL Steed & Son
Decatur, Ala
Smith Equipment Co
Brown's
Uhe
Hill Bros
B. Moulton St
Come and Bee Lookmont Tire CO
H. . H. Machine Works
W. Moulton St
H. E. Sunderland
Madame Grace
Grace
Jackson ST
Ments
E. Wiebe
Fourth Avenue
West
Cornelian Court
Adam
D. Cc. Adams
Bath
Thomas Realty & Ins. CO
Bailey
A. Z Bailey Grace. Co
Ballas
CaPayette St
Oak ST
Scanion’s
Johnston St
R M. McGlathery
Thomas Realty & Ins.co
Princess
Perry St
Baker Auto Body Works
Wilson Ave
Jervis Foundry & Machine Works
Sullivan's Studio
H. Mullen
Athens Lumber
Bristol
Tennessee Valley Printing Co
Als
M. D. Wiggins
Selephone
Ince
Legion Picnic
Skippy
Percy L. Crosby
Great Britain
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Jacks
Oak Street
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