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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1929

Page

3

Minimum bonds slimmed for Alabama warehouses

Montgomery July 13 under an agreement between the federal bureau of agricultural economics and the state Board of agriculture Alabama will require only the minimum bond of five thousand dollars from operators of warehouses under federal inspection This applies to warehouses adequately bonded in qualified companies The reduction was requested by bureau officials who noted the federal government also requires bond of the houses All warehousemen in Alabama handling farm products must keep adequate bond with approved bonding companies as protection for patrons.

Montgomery Ala Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics State Board of Agriculture Alabama Bureau

Miss Reinhart Attends Peabody College in Nashville

Miss Ethel Reinhart of the Central High School faculty is in Nashville as a student at Peabody College. She will remain at the college for several weeks during the summer term.

Ethel Reinhart Central High School Nashville Peabody College Reinhart

Weather Readings Show 91 Degree Day at Decatur

The city of Decatur recorded a high of 91 degrees and a nightly low of 72 as announced by the government weather observer. The readings indicate a hot day with mild overnight temperatures in the region.

Decatur

Love and a Cloak at Moat House in Farnel Serial

Sir Richard Guyfford is accused as a murderer after a bloodstained cloak is found near Julian's body. Captain Despard defends him as Helen Clary and the Duchess insist on his innocence. Helen recalls seeing the cloak stained after a lane encounter, raising doubt and tensions in the Moat House saga.

Richard Helen Clarcy Despard Julian Helen Marquis of John Parrett Guyfford Joan John Richard Guyfford Captain Despard John Parret Sir John Grimes Jorge Richard Cugiorus Gregory Josh Marquis Greg Jeffery Farnel Sir Richard

Chapter 18 A Blow at Sir Richard

The morning shines as the Marquis rouses Gregory to chase a base rumor. They plan to pursueDas pahr to the Moat House, where the man haunts the Handsome D Arcy and her money, a pursuit driven by beauty and fortune.

Trufenni Camlo John Parret Sir Richard Marquis Gregory Greg Daspahr D’arcy

Booster Plan 10 Tours Completes Annual Highway Caravan

Athens boosters finalize their third annual Limestone county tour for August 6 7 9 and 9 by auto. One hundred car caravan led by Limestone County Concert Band will visit towns across Lauderdale Morgan and Madison counties and Giles county Tennessee with talks and souvenirs. Daily barbecues planned at Anderson Blanche Capshaw and Minor Hill.

Athens Ala Limestone Limestone County Lauderdale Morgan Madison Giles County Tennessee Anderson Blanche Tenn Capshaw Minor Hill

Battle Ground Plans All Day Singing Festival

Battle Ground invites the public to an all day singing event on Sunday July 21. Organizers expect many good singers and urge attendees to bring well filled baskets and enjoy the day.

Battle Ground

Annual Sing Draws Morgah County Folks to Double Springs

Morgah county residents plan to attend the annual sing at Double Springs on the first Sunday in August. Winston county residents are also arranging to go to the event, which draws local music lovers each year.

Morgah Double Springs Winston County

Athens Resident Is Ill In California

Athens Alabama July 13 Reports from Mrs J G Rochelle an Athens resident in Los Angeles say a broken hip from a western tour was followed by pneumonia and other complications slowing recovery at the bedside in California.

Athens Ala J. G. Rochelle Los Angeles

Professionals Favor Spiked Shoes at National Open

A national open check showed nearly all professionals wearing spiked shoes instead of rubber soles. This shift highlights changes in grip preferences and footwear standards among top players.

Maurice McCarthy Versatile Athlete Noted Former Champion

Maurice McCarthy, noted as a former intercollegiate golf champion, is also active in football and baseball. He is highlighted for multi sport talent and past championship status.

Maurice McCarthy

Auburn Alumni to Meet Here at 7 30

Auburn officials including Coach Bohler are expected at the Y M C A tonight at 7 30 for a gathering. O S Hagerman secretary of the Auburn Alumni Association of Decatur invites all former Auburn students to attend.

Auburn Bohler O. S. Hagerman Auburn Alumni Association of Decatur

Auburn alumni meeting to promote North Alabama interests

The association invites Auburn alumni in Moulton Jevettel County and a delega tion from that area will attend tonight. All alumni students and prospective students are urged to be present. The meeting aims to sponsor Auburn interests in North Alabama with several prominent speakers scheduled.

Auburn Moulton Jevettel County North Alabama

Vacation in Texas With Mrs Ryan and Daughters

Mrs. O. C. Ryan and her daughters Mary and Florence travel to Texas for a vacation. They will visit friends and relatives in Eagle Pass and Dallas for a short time.

O. C. Ryan Mary Florence Texas Eagle Pass Dallas

Tom Bently Dies After An Illness

Athens Alabama July 13 Special Tom Bently long time employee of the Volunteer Mills of Athens died after several days illness. Interment was in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. He had been with the mill nearly since its organization and was valued by the company.

Athens Ala Tom Bently Volunteer Mills of Pleasant Grove

New Mexico Hunting Season Short, Out-of-State Fee Listed

The hunting season in New Mexico lasts ten days with a $45 fee for out-of-state hunters. A track team from Oxford and Cambridge will compete against Yale Harvard and Princeton Cornell in July.

New Mexico Oxford Cambridge Yale- Harvard Princeton-Cornell

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