Albany Decature Daily Publication Details and Rates
A fragment from the Albany Decature Daily lists publication frequency in Albany Alabama and notes editors and subscription rates. It mentions dates February 26, 1912 and July 1, 1917, with references to the Penniser Valley Printing Company and listing editors and subscription terms for mail delivery.
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Albany - Decature
Albany
Ala
Penniser Valley Printing Company, Inc
Pre Bless
Favor Acceptance FP Henry Ford Bid for Muscle Shoals
The article argues for Henry Ford’s bid to develop Muscle Shoals amid a broader critique of Harding era governance. It notes divisions within the Republican Party over policy, party discipline, and the handling of major issues such as the soldier bonus, ship subsidies, and tariffs, with calls for stronger party unity to advance constructive legislation.
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Henry Ford
Hardin Recone
Harding
Harding Blert
Senate
Farmers urged to poison weevils on schedule despite rain
The United States Department of Agriculture urges cotton planters to continue arsenate poisoning at four day intervals during wet spells. Delays allow weevils to rebound, potentially wiping out gains and wasting costs. Farmers should dust regularly even in unsettled weather to curb outbreaks.
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United States
Agriculture
Jose Hperarion
History in the Tennessee Valley Inspires Debate
The query asks when the greatest history making figure in the Tennessee Valley will emerge. It notes ongoing events and wonders about a standout leader, inviting speculation on future national impact and regional significance.
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Tennessee Valley
Amundsen’s North Pole Journey Recalled
A fragment recalls Roald Amundsen and his polar expedition. The text hints at blame and the peril of the voyage while noting the celebrated reach toward the Pole.
Ford deal at Muscle Shoals stirs Congress debate
The Agee Herald reports Partisan flaws in a Ford Muscle Shoals bid. Critics claim a monopoly risk and call the Ford offer the only serious proposal while urging government lease under federal water power rules. Debate centers on who should control the project and future offers.
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Ford
Pnda
Detroit
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Representative Kearns
Republican
Ohio
Representeves Frothingham
Massachusetts
Crowther
New York
Morin
Crago
Pennsylvana
Pevenne
Ublican
Congress
Grs
Ageée Herald
The Man Who Pays Is the Bulwark of Society
A quotation from W. H. MacKellar in Roycraft Magazine extols the payer’s virtue. It argues that money matters less than character and foresight in debt, noting the payer preserves civilization, commerce, and social honor.
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Johnny
W. H. MacKellar
Roycraft Magazine
A Sucker Is Born Every Minute in Baltimore Scandal
A Baltimore scandal exposes how ordinary savers were lured into a moving picture project through vague promises. The piece notes many victims drew savings from savings banks, with lawyers and stockholders involved, highlighting the ease of being misled by schemes dressed as legitimate ventures.
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Baltimore
Acora
Fragments of Cracked News and Quips in Aged Column
A jumble of brief items and comic lines spans topics from jail escapes and headlines to jokes about eyes and flappers. It includes remarks on public utility lines and a cheeky exchange about truth and gossip in a faded period tone.
Public Service Commission to hear Mobile fare hike petition
Members of the public service commission will confer Thursday on the petition of Mobile Transit and Railroad Company for an emergency increase of one cent in Mobile street car fares. A. G. Patterson, president, returned from Atlanta after attending the rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Montgomery
Ala
Public Service Commission
Mobile ‘Tight ‘and Railroad’company
Mobile
A. G. Patterson
Atlanta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor Leaves for East as Prison Project Stirs Debate
June 22. Governor travels from Montgomery to the east on state business leaving aides uncertain about return. Attorney General Harwell Davis and Judge James Mayfield accompany him. The piece notes ongoing concerns over funding for Camp Kilby prison construction and mentions historic Hackworth apple trees and their spread in the county.
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Puede
Mont E Ala
Nex
Ong
Camp Kilby
Harwell G. Davis
James J. Mayfield
Hackworth Apple: Are Nearly Ripe in County Display
The Hackworth apple, described as nearly ripe, is noted by county growers as large enough to be seen from the road. The brief item highlights the fruit’s progress and local interest in harvest prospects.
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Mortran County
Tennessee
Old Cedar Plaine
Hackworth
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