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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
4
The Redpath Chautauqua opens tomorrow for a week long program featuring noted speakers and attractions including Madame Claussen. Decatur citizens organized the event to bring uplift and broadening ideas, with tickets at 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children.
An old-time printer era fades with many printers gone to death leaving fewer veterans behind. In their stead rises a younger generation, the man who plays the presses and keeps the craft alive.
Gifford Pinchot criticizes the Republican National Convention as a grab bag and implies Democrats expect decisive outcomes at the party gathering. He warns against diluted platforms and urges clearer party lines.
Rider notes the trolley line runs rattling cars but remains a preferred transit option. The speaker endorses continued use despite the mechanical issue.
Readers skip the fashion and market pages when breakfast runs late. The sports section remains popular while ed page traffic drops.
The filing seeks a temporary and permanent injunction to halt cattle dipping amid claims of damaged livestock and questions over a petition's validity for a February 7 election. The case centers on Decatur County tick eradication efforts and local support.
Probate Court in Morgen County on May 23 1916 announces final settlement of the estate of John D Muller deceased. George M Muller as executor has filed accounts and vouchers and a hearing is set for June 1916 to allow interested parties to appear and contest the settlement. Skeffs, Wis of Probate. M 24-31-1-7
The Decaturs Daily urges advertisers to submit copy to this office by 10 a.m. for all afternoon mail trains. The paper will wait, but the mail trains will not. Prepare copy early to ensure publication that day.
Our superior facilities are established for the benefit of the members of this community. Consult freely with our officers.
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