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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
4
MISS MARSHALL COMPLIMENTED AT Decatur porch party
Miss Dorothy Callahan honored her Virginia guest Miss Marshall with a decorated porch party Saturday morning. Fannie Brown Collier served punch and an ice course. several Decatur residents and teachers attended with local social crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marshall
Dorothy Callahan
Virginia
Promoter E C Drew Held Before Grand Jury
July 28 E C Drew promoter arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud. He received a preliminary trial before U S Commissioner Guess at Fort Payne. Grand jury actions to be heard in Gadsden in August. Bond set at 3000 with potential total around 1200 due to other similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Drew
Somerged
Inary
United States
Guess At
Fort Payne
Fedecourt Grand Jury
Gadsden
Why Some Men Show Heat Immunity on Oppressive Days
The Bessemer Tribune notes a bricklayer who works all day in direct sun with bare head, then eats lunch with his hat on in shade, seemingly immune to heat. Readers seek a physician explanation for this unusual tolerance to prolonged sun exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Street
The
Tribune
Bessemer ‘Tribune
Merchant Buys Chamberlain Medicines Then Falls Ill
W D Magli of Whitemound Wisconsin purchased a stock of Chamberlain s medicine to supply customers but soon became sick. He said one small bottle of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was worth more than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers. 389 All twe bills and fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberain
Malaria Cure Promised with Fevers and Liver Action
Advertisement touts Malaria or Chills and Fever Prescription No. 666 as effective with five or six doses to end malaria or fever. Claims no stomach upset, acts on the liver, and supplies a tonic to prevent fever return. Also requests old feathers and burlap sacks in New Decatur for Burlap Sacks. Local firm Compton backs the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
HIDE AND _BALLOW CO
W. BR. Compton
Mgr
Moulton St
Sheriff Sale Notice in Morgan County Alabama 1913
By virtue of two files issued from the Law and Equity Court of Morgan County Alabama I am commanded to sell the property of F B Orr to satisfy a judgment against J J Hammock and F B Orr. The lands described lie in Section 16 Township 7 Range 5 West Morgan County and include various portions of NE and NW quarter sections. Sale to occur September 1 1913 at the Court House Door during legal hours for the State of Alabama for Morgan County bond forfeiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Morgan County
State of
Alabama
J. J. Hammock
F. B. Orr
N. W
N. E
S. W
Township
Range
Alaba
Court House
State
Stutt's Eas-It Headache Remedy Sold Locally
The leading druggist offers Stutt's Eas-It as a remedy for headache neuralgia and nervousness with a money back guarantee. Sold by Dillehay Bros 333 kills chikie and fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STUTT
Dillehay Bros
Balkan Peace Conference Opens Amid War Feud
The Balkan peace conference is set to open in Bucharest on Wednesday as heavy fighting continues. Greece rejects Bulgaria's three day truce while leaders of the journeymen and trainmen depart New York for arbitration. Rebels in Shanghai are subdued by sailors as peace talks commence. A second Warren county farmers chautauqua opens in Bowling Green with 1,200 attendees. Richard Beard, Nashville businessman, dies from injuries after a train fall. Following a Wilson meeting, Chairman Glass says Currency Bill vote will come next week. President Wilson is promised favorable action by Congressmen. Immigration inspector Charles B. Dixon Jr. shot in Juarez is transported to El Paso amid calls for his attackers’ punishment. Drastic Mexico representations are made from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
Bucharest
Greece
Bulgaria
Wilson
Glass
House Banking and Currency Committee
WA Son
Charles B. Dixon, Jr
United States
Juarez
el Paso
Edwards
Mexico
Washington
Mrs Marshall Questions Illinois Suffrage Victory
Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice President, says she does not view the Illinois suffrage success as indicating a nationwide extension. She cautions against overestimation of the republic's progress toward woman suffrage.
Four Die as Passenger Train Hits Tree Blown on Track
A passenger train of the C. M. & St. P. struck a tree blown onto the track by a storm near Cable Line Wisconsin. Four persons were killed and one seriously injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey reports relief after using Chamberlains Tablets for chronic stomach upset. She states after trying the product she can eat nearly anything and nearly three fourths of a package was used with improvement. Advert mentions availability from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stengle
Plainfield N. J
Chamberlain
Pale
Montgomery to retain Southern League base ball franchise
A July meeting in Montgomery resolved to keep the Southern League baseball franchise under new management next season. Richard Tillis offered to sell the franchise for 12,800 net after player sales, with five days to decide. Charles H. Eberts urged Montgomery to avoid dropping to bush league status and highlighted Elmer Brown's purchase as a major advertising asset valued at 7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Business Men’s League
Richard Tillis
Tillis
Chas. H. Eberts
Barons Face Uphill Fight as Key Players Hurdled by Injuries
The Barons threaten to miss the rest of the season as Knisely faces possible appendicitis and may sit out the remainder. The outlook flags for the four leading clubs unless Elberfield can return to bolster the offense. Covaleskie Summers and Kroh pace strong pitching while Walsh and the Kid form a formidable infield outfield. The Noogans week looms crucial with Manning's upset of Covaleskie and Gregory showing mixed results for the Barons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knisely
Theeague
Eblberfield
Covaleakie, Kroh
Summers
Walsh
Kid
Noogans
Chattanooga News
This Is Something New: Chase Between Birmingham and Atlanta
Charles Frank argues this year's chase centers on Birmingham and Atlanta. He notes Montgomery runs above normal speed while Mobile has surged. Atlanta and Birmingham end their season with a long home schedule. Bill Smith is urged to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frank
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Frank
Mobile
Bill Smith
Barons
Memphis
New Orleans
Barons Walloped as Montgomery Beats Atlanta and Memph is Sinks
The page notes Montgomery defeated the Barons and Atlanta fell to Memphis while major leagues prepare for the season. Recruits are expected to shape the upcoming race as teams sharpen for spring action.
Cro Denies Plan to Return to America Soon
London July 28 Richard Cro staying in London with Be Ed wards denies reports he will return to America soon. He plans to stay a couple of weeks over the Goodwood races then go to Ireland until after Christmas and visit Florida for his annual trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard* Cro
Edwards
Goodwood Roype
America
Ireland
Florida
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Decatur Alabama 1913
Notice of mortgage sale by New Morgan County Building and Loan Association against K A Brown. Mortgage dated October 19 1908 secures $800. Sale to highest bidder for cash at Decatur courthouse on August 6 1918. Property described as Reno Lot eight block two and related parcels in New Decatur Morgan County Alabama. Attorney EB Godbay signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Morgan County Building & Loans Association
K. A. Brown
Morgan County Building and Loans Association
Decatur
Alabama
New Decatur
Morgan
Urment & ‘Company
Selma Police Officer Crook Shot in Accidental Incident
Selma police officer James H. Crook was accidentally shot when his pistol dropped from the scabbard. The ball entered the right leg above the ankle, broke the bone, and passed through the other leg, causing painful wounds above the ankle. Another accidental shooting occurred July 4 in Wilcox county during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
James H. Crook
Mr. Crook
Wilcox County
Causes of Stomach Troubles and Corrective Tablets
Causes of stomach troubles include sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety and improper food and drink for age occupation Correct your habits and take Chamberlains Tablets and you will be well again Available from all dealers
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J. M. Rainey
H. E. Hicks
Y.mc.a
South Fifth Avenue
Speake &Moebes
Second Avenue
Palace Cafe
J. W. Cunningham
Sth Avenue
10Th Avenue
L. B. Wyatt
U. S. Army
Bank St
Ala
Maione
E. H. Allison
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
P Rops
Cleveland
Ob Daniel Drug CO
Ambrose T. Grayson
M. D
Gas & Light
Second Ave
Chammain
God
Channing
Walter Adkinson
J.brewton
Mr. Adkinson
W. F. Jones
Hartselle
on_ business today
W. A. Sandlin
J. A. Buttrey
Sandlin
W. Geo. Whiteld
Claire Bloodworth
Scottsboro
Theo Davis
Trinity
Mary Carter
University of Alabama
W. A. George
Sheffield
J. M. Minor
Howell
Moulton
John Watson
Dave Martin
Nashville
Thomas Gardner
Huntsville
Mr. Hutchens
A. T. le Fils
Mr. le Fils
Archibald
M. E
Elmos’ Drinkard
Falkville
G. T. Belton
Charlotte, N. C
Margaret Moffett
Let Best Harrison
Walter E. Todd
Ben Nunn
W. P. Todd
W. A. Beckwith
Chicago
Ruth Clark
Vivian Tilman Audry Smith
May Claire Carter
Teachers’ Institute At
Chas
Roger
Lee Hartung
Spielberger
Lizzie’ Pettey
Athens
Harry Martin
Eh. E. Camper
Eugene Morrow
Ore
O. Otte
J. J. Polhill
Valdosta, Ga
T. M. Jones
Bonnie Pickins
Wallie Green
Indiana
Elizabeth Speake
Bridge
Louie Speake
North Carolina
John Minor
Wheeler Station
Albert Williams
Elkton Reeves
Kenneth Thomas
Mrs. Simmons
J. M. McBride
R. C. Jeter, Jr
Marion
Kate Walker
Monté Sano
Hal Richman
Peter Geesen
Cullman
Lyons
H. A. Pettus
Anne
Sally Martin
litUe
Rodman
Fayetteville, Tenn
J. A. Kay
Lacy Springs
Jere Murphy
W.P. Adams
J. B. Habby
Auburn
F. P. Wilson
H. B. Matthews
Jesse Yarbrough
Mr. Sherrill
Harteetle
Decature
Werth Grand Jury
the Decatur Cafe
Kansas City Meats
Peter Ballas
Prop
Union Depot
Sheriff's Sale
R. N. McCulloch
Leonard McCulloch
Chikie
Fever
Joonduors
New York
Shanghia
China
Warren County
Bowling Green
Richard Beard
Jack
Colgate
Hudnut
Nunnally
Owl Drug Co
Decatur Water Supply Co
Edw. R. Whitton
Covaleskie
Adays
Manning
Gregory
W. F. Black
Bond Block
Willie
Aniel Drug CO
Croker
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