Decatur Daily seeks timely delivery and reader tips
The Decatur Daily lists mailing and subscription rates and urges readers to report late or missing deliveries by calling 46, with staff including F. R Shelton and KH Harkreader.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
2
The Decatur Daily lists mailing and subscription rates and urges readers to report late or missing deliveries by calling 46, with staff including F. R Shelton and KH Harkreader.
The ticket lists President Woodrow Wilson and a slate of local nominees including Edward B. Almon for Congress R. C. Brickell and O. Kyle for Circuit Judges L. P. Troup for Probate Judge James L. Draper for Circuit Court Clerk Frank J. Troup for Tax Assessor and Chas C. Robertson for Tax Collector plus all other Democratic nominees.
The Daily refrains from attacking Chas E Hughes while he seeks the Republican nomination. Ex Justice Hughes is criticized as a pale political figure with a checkered record, and selected quotes are offered to show his unclear positions on preparedness and other issues.
The Chattanooga Times argues Muscle Shoals in Tennessee is the only feasible location for a major nitrate plant funded by a $20,000,000 appropriation. It contends other locales cannot match the site’s military and agricultural importance and urges prompt action to persuade President Wilson.
J. O. Thompson, a longtime Alabama referee during the Roosevelt era, says progressives will pressure Wilson. He clarifies he intends Rooseveltians and claims the real progressives will vote for Wilson as the only candidate championing Americanism and progress.
The text states that Roosevelt declined the progressive nomination after his wife objected to him accepting the honor, implying his level of qualification.
The suffragists have joined the political arena enlarging the circle of participants and influence in public life. Their activities indicate a broader engagement by social reformers in current political discourse and potential changes in civic participation.
A cautious note suggests Mrs Hiram Johnson may oppose her husband disclosing marital troubles with Parker. The hint implies private discord becoming a public concern affecting social standings.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson unlikely to advise her husband to decline a presidential nomination. The remark reflects speculation about the first lady influence and possible political strategy within the Wilson circle.
Curiosity rises over whether Col. Roosevelt will vote Republican or Progressive. The question centers on his party alignment in the upcoming election and potential impact on party dynamics.
A cryptic remark hints Brandeis as the creator of the first horseshoe artwork, noting it occurred in a single day at the foot of the class and sparked curiosity among observers.
The phrase signals Hughes facing the line in a pivotal moment, altering the field dynamics and shifting momentum for the Colonel’s unit. The description implies a tense exchange impacting strategic balance during the encounter.
Headliners express strong approval of Hughes and Wilson for upcoming events. Support from key figures and positive reception in crowd highlight expectations for the pair.
John J. Brock of Brock & Spight Company urges Decatur to pursue the state electric light commission inquiry. He says the body can examine rates charged by Alabama Power, determine if they are excessive, and decide if municipal light and power is viable before bonds are issued.
Citizens of Austinville praise the North Alabama Traction Company for new transport facilities that draw crowds, especially yesterday, with shop workers and visitors using the service. Andrew J. Roper Charles H. Austin and Richard Stinson are noted as the town’s early settlers from over thirty years ago when the town had about 4200 people.
Reports suggest Russia is executing a strategic diversion to divert attention from ongoing military pressure. Analysts note coordinated operations designed to mislead observers while core forces advance on key fronts.
Report notes shifts in judicial outlook as Democratic appointees gain influence on the court. Analysts caution that long standing precedents may come under renewed scrutiny in coming terms. The piece highlights key justices and potential rulings shaping policy directions.
Lim-Lax is a stomach physician’s prescription praised by Preuit Dillehay Drug Co and Decatu Drug Co. A 25 cent bottle is sold by Decatur Drug Co of Decatur and other reliable druggists, with thousands using Lim-Lax to relieve constipation.
Mr. Roper praises the prompt company response to the mayor and council of Austinville for a new auto bug. He predicts a regular loop car line within twelve months linking his town with Decaturs and anticipated population drift toward Austinville.
Official table averages of the Sunday Schools of the Decaturs published weekly. Dated Sunday June 11 1916 marked as Children Day Sunday with total present 280. Note mentions annual picnic near Austinville on June 21 inviting the public.
The British embassy announced a tightened blockade around Greece with goods from America facing strict scrutiny before entering Greek ports. Shipments to Greece will be treated like those to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and other neutrals, with consuls to inform American importers that wares pass only for neutral consumption.
The Working Force, Aycock & Company announces a new wholesale venture with fresh daily shipments. Claude Aycock will be general bookkeeper and Hubert Aycock, C. L. Buck named city and traveling salesmen. Local veterans 8. F. Rice and Z. Trimble join as experienced dry goods men for the house force.
Voice of the People writes that the Railroad Y M C A plans a new membership campaign to maintain the organization. It credits the L N railroad for past debt relief and argues membership sustains the town’s commercial health, urging generous, unhindered support from Decatur citizens.
Advert says Eddy's Black Pills relieve ailments in 24 hours and cost 26 cents at local druggists. Product pitched as a quick health remedy with limited price details.
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