Decatur Trees Flourish but Suffer from Neglect Across City
Readers learn Decatur's streets host a diverse arborial treasure from linden and gingko to giant red oaks and crepe Myrtle. The piece notes miles of shaded avenues, rare specimens, and historic trees tied to city events, while warning many trees die from San Jose scale and call for care.
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Marquis of Lafayette
Decatur
Ferry
Lafayette
Vine
Walnut
Cherry
Sherman
Fifth Avenue
Norway
W. Moulton
Cooper-Wells
Church Street
Grant Street
New England
Dillehay Drug Company
E. R. Whitton
L. B. Wyatt
Jackson Street
Jarvis
Moulton Street
E. W. Godbey
Gordon Drive
Second Avenue
Prospect Drive
San Jose
China
First Methodist Church Sets World Wide Mission Crusade
Plans map a Friday service at 7 30 p m with the Decatur union youths and Dr Clare Purcell of Gadaden preaching on the World wide Work of Methodism A social hour and light refreshments follow The church will take a free will offering Sunday morning June 20 The article notes forest land in the stores region of the south is denuded or poorly stocked and yields no revenue to local governments.
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First Methodist Church
Firat Methodist
Decatur Union
Clare Purcell
Gadaden
Methodiam
Stores
South
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