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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1930
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment lists trades and services such as heating plumbing dressmaking building contracting millinery moving storage printing engraving painting papering coal and wood dealers cleaning pressing tailoring and roofing. Includes category numbers and scattered phrases. The text appears to be a column of classified ads or a trade directory from a historical publication.
Seven Alabama cities with populations over ten thousand report 260148 books in public libraries plus 167 staff earning 201329 annually. Twelve college libraries add 98718 in income with 257264 books. Also note iron ore deposits found in Peru on a Pacific plateau.
The regular community sing for the coming week will be held at the Southside Baptist church. Announced by sing leaders to give rural residents time to prepare for attendance. Community sings are held every Thursday evening.
Friends report Mrs. E. C. Barker continues ill with malaria at her home on Fourth Avenue West.
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The Rev E. T. Tonn and his wife left by car for Knoxville Tennessee to attend the Dixie District Convention of the Walther League. Delegates from Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Florida and Tennessee converge for services and business sessions with a banquet planned in Knoxville. Louise Holtman travels as local league delegate.
The Mor gan county jail hosts Sunday afternoon services at 3 30 led by James R. Greer Church of Christ minister. Local W C T U members announce the event and invite the public to attend.
The Southern Association of Car Service Men representing southern railroad lines will meet in Mobile July 17 18 with a main session July 17 and adjournment to Fort Morgan for fishing on July 18.
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