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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
10
A fragment recounts a polo pony named Bill from Antonio Texas and a visit to Governors Istana in 1939. Three years later Bill moved again. Cul Mae watched a polo game when a sudden thrust felled him and Bill stood nearby, neighing gently.
White authorities weigh a tribal verdict for Johnny Billy, accused in the stabbing death of Konsa Tee, a 17 year old Seminole at an illicit still gathering. Coroner J W Russell adjourned hearings to seek Indian leaders wishes and medicine men may demand a moonlight trial next June during the green corn dance. If bound over to tribal law immunity until the festival may apply unless the family acts within five days.
Legal notices cover a sale under a 1936 Morgan County decree, with August 17 as sale date for property in Section 5 and Section 34, Township 5 Range 5, subject to a Federal Land Bank mortgage about 2300. Also included are petitions to remove disabilities of non age for Fred T. Stipe and an order of publication in a United States District Court condemnation action for two tracts in Morgan County as part of TVA proceedings.
The General Revenue Bill is prepared for distribution to state and county officials next week as printers finish the final on the page measure. A public land notice in Decatur Alabama was issued July 24 1935 by U S District Court Judge W W Grubb and clerk W S Lovell.
Purdue University researchers Dr. C. A. Behrens and F. A. Nielsen report a method using iso electric point and weak acids to remove up to 85 percent of contaminant proteins from calf sourced smallpox vaccine. The purified vaccine retains immunizing power and may extend shelf life to nearly three years, offering safer vaccines and potential for broader virus research.
Col. Henry fiddleston Rogers heir to a Standard Oil fortune died at Southampton hospital after ill health since October. Aged 55, he was moved from his Southampton summer home for a blood transfusion two days before his death. Rogers, son of H. H. Rogers, long a Standard Oil vice president and aide to John D. Rockefeller, helped develop the vast company.
Adrienne Ames, noted film actress with dark tattoos, was granted an uncontested divorce from actor Bruce Cabot in Los Angeles. The split followed a plea noting incompatibility and lack of harmony between the spouses.
Pulaski Tennessee advertisement for Martin College outlines classical and scientific courses, music, expression, home economics and comprehensive secretarial training with modern office machines. Secretarial courses carry full academic credit and dormitory rates are listed for half-year periods.
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