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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
7
Public notice outlines telephone ad rates and deadlines for classified listings. Includes copy deadlines, payment terms, rate per word, and boldface charges. Management reserves right to reject copy and isn’t liable for more than one incorrect insertion.
A local business promotes a straightforward approach to purchasing and retailing items. The slogan emphasizes fair pricing and efficient service in the marketplace.
Morgan County Alabama will sell at the courthouse steps on July 15 1929 between 11 AM and 4 PM the lands described to satisfy delinquent state county and school taxes plus costs. Parcels include Beat No 18 United Rock Asphalt Co 10 acres in Sec 8 Tp 6 R 4, and non residence Nancy Jones NW 1 4 of SW 1 4 Sec 13 Tp 8 R 5, plus L M Butler two lots in Griffin Add Decatur. Tax and costs listed. printer's fee noted.
University of Iowa will see 24 major letter winners depart next fall as graduates. Losses include six track and field athletes, five football players, four baseball players, three gymnasts, two basketball players, two swimmers, and one each in cross country and wrestling.
An advertisement touts a speedy remedy labeled for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. The claim emphasizes rapid relief and broad use across listed illnesses.
A parent describes a shy boy in an apartment building and suggests practical steps. Invite other children to park trips and rainy day visits, arrange cooperative play with suitable toys, and occasionally join in to model play.
The Tennessee river gauge readings today show the river at six feet and continues to fall. The stream's downward trend reflects improving conditions along the waterway.
The weather bureau reported yesterday a high of 91 and a low of 69 as temperatures rose across the area.
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