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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
4
The Supreme Court affirms the writ order in the hard fought case. The court finds no error in the jury box provisions and upholds sections 27 29 and 12 in line with the 1909 jury law. EB W Godbey argued for the state Callahan and Harris for the Jury Commission.
The hidden check advertisement will not run this afternoon but will appear Monday evening marking the last of the hidden check series. No one has found the check hidden last week as the campaign approaches its final act with the phrase get buss as one must win.
Johnstone of Bessemer visits daughter Mrs. J C De Moss and asks do you wear pants as Edwards Yergin offer made to measure garments at 414 Bank Street. Newson of Tracy City Tenn visits brother G E Ws on Prospect Drive. Norris Jervis of Cincinnati visits uncle J D Jervis on Johnson Street. Rufus Ensley, car reparer, in Nashville nursing injured foot. Louis Dinsmore of Birmingham visiting parents Dr and Mrs William Dine. R M Moore fireman visiting Yolande Co. Harris car repairer in Birmingham due to sickness. Louis Spears visits parents Judge and Mrs B Speake headed to Charlotte to become electrical engineer. Joe Petty clerk in Rene Maury’s office in Cullman. Jordan Braun improving after nine weeks fever at home on Sixth Avenue. J W Roberts of boiler shop involved in motor accident. Lawrence Pabler apprentice in Birmingham.
Tomorrow at the First Baptist Church Decatur Sunday school 9 30 a m morning service 11 o clock with sermon by the pastor Observance of the Lord’s Supper at the close of the service Evening service 8 o clock with sermon by the pastor
Regular services announced for tomorrow include Sunday school at 9 4, preaching at 11 on The Two Builders, and an 8 p m sermon titled Wrecks with a baptismal service at the close. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 p m and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
A short note on the film The End of the Feud featuring Warren Carrigan. It recounts how a Kentucky feud was carried westward and ultimately died out in the change of setting.
At 11s 11 sermon by the pastor The Crowning Grace with Communion to follow Epworth League meets at Tp.m Dr Glenn Wi prewch at 8 o'clock services noted with pastoral schedule and guest speaker.
M Groenendyke reports from Charlotte where the Surface Hill Mining and Milling Company plans mining and refining gold and silver in the state. He notes a rich placer proposition, a new shaft tested at twelve feet, and that government assays show substantial sales to the mint in Charlotte. Work begins soon under new management with a promising year ahead.
In Probate Court Morgan County Alabama June 10 1912 final settlement filed by W O Houck administrator of the estate of John J Houck deceased The examination and auditing of the account and vouchers is set for July 8 1912 before judge WM G Skeppgs to show cause why the account should not be passed and allowed All interested persons are summoned to appear on July 8 1912 at the courthouse.
EB W Rose Medicine Co.\nSt. Louis offers Zemo at $1.00 per bottle with a 25 cent trial bottle and money back guarantee at Dilleway Bros. Drug Store. The ad promotes chemical action sinking into pores, improving scalp health and hair appearance. Also plugs decorating services and a contractor notice.
Several lots in a prime Decatur area are offered at low prices to builders, aiming to meet housing demand. Public notice quotes Calon A. B. Lampkin promoting the sale in the Decatur Daily.
Edwards and Vergin advertise hat cleaning services in a brief local notice style item. The public notice highlights cleaning methods and contact options for customers seeking hat restoration.
In a tense exchange aboard a scene of war, Captain Carlson describes a challenged officer Brennan a major in the Federal service as a man who would not fight under a flag of truce Maitland reassures his men pledging an early meeting with the major and a pledge of chivalry and bravery amid looming confrontation.
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