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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

5

Minstrel Show at Priceville School Friday Evening

A minstrel show will be given at Priceville school at 7 30 o clock on Friday for the benefit of the school. With top local talent, magic, tricks and black face comedians will entertain a large crowd expected to assemble.

Priceville

Domestic Turkeys at Wi ie

Raleigh officials fear domestic turkeys may not revert to wild. The state seeks to replenish wild stocks by using eggs from wild fowls to raise a new generation likely to return to native haunts and provide game for sportsmen.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina

World Cries For U. S. False Teeth

Washington reports strong demand for American dental goods. In early 1930, exports of false teeth reached 7,548,713 units valued at 358,908 dollars, marking a notable increase from the previous year. Dental instruments sap and office furniture also rose in trade.

Washington America

Naval Planes Take Bandit In Manila

In Manila a sloop stolen from a civilian was spotted 20 miles out by a Jason plane. A second plane airlifted the thief aboard. The exhausted thief leaped back into the sea and was rescued by the aircraft near the beach.

Manila

Rain Be Welcome Farmers Declare

Farmers in the city welcomed a light rain that threatened today. Ground had dried after heavy rains recently, much plowing had been done, and the rain would aid plant development in the loosened soil.

Radio Schedule Highlights From June Sixth Evening Lineup

Central standard time programs feature Lopez Orchestra, Nine News, and dance events across multiple stations. Notable entries include Amos n Andy, Dance Carnival, and Midnight Melodies with WJZ WABC WGN networks listed.

The Associated Press wsPp Weco WMAX KOIL KMBC WFEIW WLAC KLRA Kkr KLZ KFRC KVI KFPY WNAX WDAY Arar WGHP SLE Wisn Kan Wowo WIBW WSPD WBCM WMT WDOD WREC KFJF Kfpy Vie Wike KFH WBRC WFIW KRLD Kfpifee KDYL WABC WJZ New York NBC Chain Silversmiths WIBO KDKA WREN KWK WSM WSB WAPI Pickard Family KWK M Wren Kfab WJR Famous Loves WJAX KFAB WIBC Wren Wlw Jones and Hare WMC WKY KPRC WOAI the Quakers KYW KSTP WTMJ WEBC WHAS WSMB KOA KSL KGO KGW KHQ WLW KECA WFAA Floya Gibbons WENR KVOO WBAP WJDX KOMO WGN Chicago Fea WLS Dan Sylvia Styles Amos Andy Cincinnati Solomon Mac & al Scribe Ross Ong Kare Woo Davenport WEAF WEA Barnstormers Detroit Orch Orchestra WOWO Wayne WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Sic KMOX St. Louis Mace & al Lillie KTHS Hot Springs Hotel Orchestra Quartet & Orchestra Louisville Painters WSM Nashville Prey Harbor

Suit for land recovery heard in circuit court

The defendant on Wednesday when the evidence in the case of H. C. Mitchie Jr as trustee of Mattie Mitchie had been heard in circuit court. The suit, an ejectment proceedings sought the recovery of certain lands.

H. C. Mitchie, Jr Mattie Mitchie

May County Health Officer report details clinicactivity

Dr. Hr McRee County Health Officer reports May activity across health education school inspections milk controls and laboratory work. Diphtheria toxoid 287 vaccinations typhoid inoculations 109 quarantine cases 1 isolation 3 contacts 20 investigations 146 patients treated 535 free clinic treatments 286 specimens examined.

McRee Free Clinic

June Flowers by Mary Graham Bonner

John and Peggy follow the Little Black Clock to a lush garden where roses peonies iris and forget-me-nots bloom brilliantly. The clock explains June will be a peak flowering month as flowers open bow and wave, celebrating gardens and growth.

Mary Graham Bonner John Peggy

Rainfall Report Brief At Local Station

Light precipitation recorded this morning with only .05 of an inch noted. The brief rainfall occurred around dawn, bringing limited moisture to the area and leaving streets damp.

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U. S Davis and Line Streets Tomorrow's Radio WSAIL KSD Lopez Orch WGY WOW WWJ WDAF Central Clear Channel State St Southern Clear Channel WSB Atlanta WIZ Progen Oy Birmingham Lyriane WIZ Dairies Dallas Parade Fort Worth Vacatio Central National Bank Decatur Alabama National Bank For Savings Decatur Ice & Coal Co General Electric Alabama Power Company Garner Pride
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