Local postal notice new Decatur Alabama 1912
Mustered second class matter filed February 26 1912 at New Decatur Alabama post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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New Decatur
Ala
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
2
Telegraphed rates for W. & Sheltox publication
Subscriptions and carrier rates listed with options by year six months three months one month and one week. Also available by mail in advance with varying term lengths.
Advertising Rates Announced For Daily Publications
Advertising rates are published and advertisers must confirm their copy in by noon on publication day to ensure proper service.
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Couy
Spokane Worker Inherits Fortune Chooses Labor Over Leisure
A Spokane man who has inherited a large fortune says wealth should not imply happiness. He will not live on interest but continue his working life, preferring to remain active in his trade rather than retire.
Hay crop comes in below normal in rural reports
Just as reports on gasoline supply ease, news that the hay crop is somewhat below normal is not entirely unwelcome, signaling mixed conditions for farmers and markets.
National taste for harmless beverages gains support
The piece notes America has over five hundred grape varieties indigenous to the United States yet grape culture remains limited. It argues for grape juice as a wholesome, satisfying national beverage, citing lemonade and buttermilk as parallels and urging serious consideration of grape juice as a substitute for wine.
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United States
Europe
Americing
Drink Suggestion Spurs Temperance Exchange
An exchange discusses a grateful drink that could replace various beverages, including grape juice and water. Proponents argue it would upbuild an industry, promote temperance, and return to traditional customs, while affirming no partisan stance.
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America
Deceased Black Person Found Hooked on Trot Line
The body of an unknown Black person was found in the Ohio river south of Boonville Indiana on Thursday by fishermen Henry Cox and T A Luck. The line struck the body and it was pulled ashore with difficulty. Coroner Dan Farley placed the body in charge of Isham Taylor for burial. It is believed drowning occurred upstream.
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Boonville
Ind
Ohio River
Here
Henry
Cox
T. A. Luck
Johnson’s Landing
Dan Farley
Calley
Isham Taylor
Anderson Township
Mortgage Sale Notice for Decatur Property in 1913
Mortgagee Mary E. Singleton assigns the note and mortgage from David J. and Lizzie M. Singleton to Mrs Isabella S. Payn. The property in Morgan County Alabama, Lots 5 and 6, Block 23, Addition Two of the Decatur Land Improvement and Furnace Co., will be sold in front of the Decatur courthouse on July 30, 1913, for cash. Attn: Eyster & Eyster, Attorneys.
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David J. Singleton
Lizzie M.singleton
Eara
Isabella
Payn
Morgan County
Alabama
Decatur
Decatur Land Improvement and Furnace Company
Morgan
Mary E. Singleton
Eyster & Eyster
Chattanooga Threat to Oust Mobile From Southern League Lead
Kid Biberfield's team in Chattanooga has stirred Southern league circles and now threatens to dislodge Mobile from the top of the standings.
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Biberfield
Chattanooga
Baseball Notes: Ford Shines and League Race Heats Up
Russell Ford of the Highlanders shows old time form with strong pitching. The Cubs’ Heinz Zimmerman targets a gate record as rain helps umpire chases. Texas league battles for spots with under 150 points separating top and bottom. Superior failed sale of Rube Schauer to the Giants for 10000 is noted. Pirates’ slump stirs talk that Honus Wagner slows while younger Pirates contend.
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Heinz Zimmerman
Cubs
Zim
Promoter Seeks Frank Klaus Carpentier Bout in Paris
Willig cites personal and financial reasons. A Paris promoter plans a match between Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh and George Carpentier, the French champion, aiming to stage it in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willig
Paris
Frank Klaus
Pittsburgh
George Carpentier
Ritchie Knocks Out Mexican Contender in Title Defense
Sean Franci reports Willie Ritchie retained the lightweight crown by kayoing Joe Rivers in a dramatic July fight. A large holiday crowd saw the bout, with Ritchie landing a wicked right to Rivers jaw to seal the victory.
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Ritchie
Sean Franci
Wicked
Willie Ritchie
Eysterday
Joe Rivers
Boxers Brown Griffiths duel near Youngstown July 4
Sam Langforg heads home from Australia and signs to box Joe Jeanette at Vernon next month. Willie Ritche, lightweight champion, has dismissed manager Billy Nolan.
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Sam Langforg
Australia
Joe Jeanétte
Vernon
Willie Ritche
Billy Nolan
Stutt’s Eas-It Headache Remedy Sold By Dillehay Bros
A health notice promotes Eas-It for headache and neuralgia. It invites shoppers to ask a neighbor’s verdict and offers a money back guarantee. Dillehay Bros. sells 10c 25c and 60c bottles with a return option.
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Stutt
Dillehay Bros
Morgan County Alabama County Treasurer Semi-Annual Report 1913
To the County Commissioners this is a correct report of receipts and disbursements from January 4 to July 1, 1913. It shows balances, transfers, and disbursements, with a total hand balance of 6192.66 on July 1, 1949, and a six month disbursement total of 23116.90, noting projected deficit and tax collection status.
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Court of County Commissioners
WM. E. Skroge
Eaenewe
Pr'm Treas
Bridges Ree
Lang and Lot Book
H. H. Hitt
Jury Commission
Seewee
Sapere
Special County Fund
G. C. Hardwick
Teee Np
Blackwell
Marvin West
Agstr
Amt
R. N. McCullough
J. R. Cleveland
Justice of Peace
Hay County
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