Morgan County Court House Commission Authorized
A Morgan County Court House Commission is created to erect equip and finance a new Court House in Decatur Alabama. The five resident members appoint a majority rule set regulations manage funds including insurance proceeds warrants and bond sales to fund construction and outfitting.
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Court House
Alabama
Aircrat
B. L. . Martin
A. W. Jones
M. R
Segemma Commissionx
N of
Saath
Coungs Cornee Sectio
Im Peerrcott
Morgan County
Morganty
Soest
Commission Sraromrat
A and Outfit
Morgan
Decatur
Board of Revenue
Board of
Reveal County
County of Morgan
Hy Commission
Ed Goid
Commission
County Depenser
Board of Revenue of
Baok
County Depository
Board of Enue
County of
Special Court House Fund
Act takes effect on governor's approval
The law states it takes effect immediately upon the governor's approval. JOHN PATTERSON is named in the document with dates listed as May 28 and June 4 11 18.
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John Patterson
Probate Court Hearing on W. A. Cloud Estate Dower
Mrs. M. E. Cloud, widow, petitions for dower in lands of W. A. Cloud deceased. Hearing set for June 20, 1927. Janie L. Couch of Wynn Arkansas is named to appear and contest if proper. Judge LP. Troup signs May 20, 1927.
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State of
Alabama
Morgan County
W. A. Cloud
Janie L. Couch
Wynn, Ark
M. E. Cloud
Alabama Bill Aims to Refund Morgan County Overpaid Taxes
Notice to interested parties that a local bill will be introduced in the Alabama Legislature at the June session 1927 to authorize the refund of 249 38 to Decatur Cornice Roofing Company Inc for taxes on its personal property in Morgan County for 1919. The measure names Henry R. Davis as secretary.
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Alabama
Morgan County
Petusa
the Decatur Cornice & Company, Inc
Empower
Board of Revenue
Alathetha
Henkarn
Mar
Decatur Cornice & Roofing Company, Inc
Morgan
Decatur Cornice & Roopfing Company, Inc
Henry R. Davis
Sec
State of Alabama
Morgan Counto
Legislature of
Peta
Audihe
Soecatur Cornice & Roofing Company, Inc
Decatur Cornice & Roofing Co. Refund Bill Headed for Session
Local notice declares application will be made for relief of Decatur Cornice and Roofing Co Inc to refund $190 overpaid to Albany Alabama on 1919 personal property taxes. City of Decatur council to pay the amount to reimburse the company for the overpayment after Albany disincorporation and annexation. Signed Henry R. Davis secretary.
Local Bill Aims to Refund 154.38 to Company in Alabama
Notice states a Local Bill will be introduced at the Alabama Legislature session beginning June 7 1927 to refund 154 38 from the state treasury to the named company for overpaid 1919 personal property taxes and to authorize the State Auditor to draw the funds.
Tax warrant issued against Decatur Cornice and Roofing Co
A tax claim for 154.38 dollars is authorized against Decatur Cornice & Roofing Company, Inc. The State Auditor is empowered to draw and deliver a warrant to the company as part of the tax collection.
Lindbergh Picture Draws Applause At Princess Theatre
Crowds applaud Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight images shown last night at the Princess theatre. The reel also features the Paris to New York dash by Nungesser and Coli, whose fate remains a topic of interest as the film is shown again today.
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Charles Lindbergh
America
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Princess Theatre
Nungesser
Coli
Decision By One Man To Be Ended
Alabama lawmakers weigh ending single judge rulings by the state Supreme Court. Lieutenant Governor Davis backs a recess judiciary committee motion calling for en banc review on appeals. A sub-committee will draft a bill mandating at least three justices sit on all appeals.
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Judiciary Committee
Alabama
Alabama Supreme Court
W. C. Davis
Blankenship To Leave For Camp
Vernon Blankenship of Decatur a UA junior will leave for Georgia to spend most of the summer in camp and continue his studies. Blankenship is studying mechanical engineering.
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Vernon Blankenship
Decatur
University of Alabama
Georgia
Mr. Blankenship
Blount Springs Division Planned
A Birmingham concern starts a subdivision at Blount Springs once a famed health resort south of here on the Louisville and Nashville railroad. Plans aim to revive the resort toward its former glory with new development.
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Birmingham
Blount Springs
Here
Louisville and Nashville
Local Notes Highlight Visits And Socials Across Florence Area
Somerville News records visits by Miss Gilchrist Riley Cunningham George Ward and others from Florence Deestar and Hartselle. Families entertain host relatives attend parties and a Junior high ice cream supper is planned by the Ladies Aid amid school events and local illnesses.
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Ladies Aid
Austinville News Lewis Bell Graduation Mention
Austinville news notes Lewis Bell as a member of the graduating class at the local high school. The brief item records Bell among the graduates with emphasis on his status and community recognition.
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Lewis Bell
The
Local Graduates and News from the Alabama Community
Area residents report educational milestones and family updates. Earl Bradley returns from his third year at the University of Alabama with a diploma in hand. A newborn son arrives to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cartell on May 30. Theodosia Irwin plans to resume studies in Jackson Tennessee. Mrs. J. F. English improves after a Birmingham infirmary operation. The Crow sisters travel to Canton for a family event. Gussie B. Justice visits from Little Rock to see her mother.
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Revenuy
Alabama
Bell
Albany High
University of Alabama
University
Earl Bradly
8. H. Bradley
Theodosia Irwin
J. N. Irwin
Jackson, Tenn
the Baptist College
Gussie B. Justice
Little Rock, Ark
Annie Justice
Vandiver and Sparkman Families In Oak Ridge Area News
Oak Ridge community notes describe visits among families including Mr. and Mrs. W A Vandiver and son Frank of Basham staying with Clifton Sparkman. Clarence Sparkman wins first prize at the Austinville fiddlers contest. Several residents host or visit neighbors and discuss harvest tasks as many folks work through chopping cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Vandiver
Frank
Basham
Clifton Sparkman
Clarence Sparkman
Austinville
Bonner Proposes Malt Extract Sale Restriction Bill
Senator J M Bonner of Cae den has drawn a bill to prohibit sale or possession of malt extracts and syrups except to bakers and candy makers in quantities of at least 1000 pounds. The measure targets home brew and will be introduced in the summer session of the legislature.
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J. M. Bonner
Caeden
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Pee County
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Somerville News
Miss Gilchrist
Mrs
John Gilchrist
Florence Normal
Riley Cunningham
Auburn
George Ward
Deestar
P. L. Guyer
Will Staten of
Florence
O. W. Bailey
Frank Turney
Hartselle
Mamie Riley
Earl Walker
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
C. L. Durian
Inez
Alice Oden
Ida Lee Martin
Mary Brown
W. E. Baldwin
Priceville
W. T. Ransom
Carl Patterson
C. L. Peck
C. F. Peck
C.F. Peck
Medical Association
Lonnie Cain
Bertha Robinson
Pettusville
Otto Gilchrist
Claude Gilchrist
J. O. Guyer
Carl Walker
R. C. Miller
N. E. Winton
Austinville News
J. T. Cartell
Zola Mae Cosby
Kinson
Ala
J. F. English
W. R. Crow
Austin
Nina Crow
Monery
Canton
Oak Ridge News
Sarah Jones
Albert Martin
Ruba
Oler Sybert
Vera
Stella Sparkman
Willie Smith
W. A. Martin
C. B. Atkins
Vera Sparkman
Mary Sandlin
Tom Wynn
C. B. Atkinns
Ester Smith
J. M. West
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Rountree Lumber CO
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