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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
4
A long fireside discussion reflects on women’s role in politics and civic life. Mrs Ford argues women should engage with school civics and government to influence home and community, despite preferring domestic comforts.
Advertisement notes tents available for sale or rent. Crow and Crow advertise tents with contact implied.
Numerous candidates announce runs for Morgan County Alabama offices including Board of Revenue Sheriff and Probate Judge in the Democratic primary on August 8 1922. Names include W B McCulloch Jack A Robinson Osceola Kyle Robert C Brickell Charles M Dinemore Lovick P Troup William E Skeggs F M Hamilton J C Huckaby C Poole James E Horton Jr James H Ballentine D C Almon John R Sample C L Price T C Almon Milton C West David C Jones and others with paid advertising notices in support.
Authorized notices announce candidates for Morgan County Alabama in the Democratic primary August 8 1922. Bob Stewart T M Jones T B Brindley John Patterson James A Forman represent the Alabama legislature with paid advertising authorizations.
Authorized announcement states W R McClusky as a candidate for Circuit Clerk in Morgan County Alabama at the sub primary held August 8, 1922. The notice is authorized by W Ben.
The Daily announces the candidacy of Mrs. W. B. Lelia Seton Edmundson for Congress from Alabama’s Eighth District in the Democratic primary on August 8 1922. Ed B Almon is listed as authorized for the notice and endorsement to voters.
The article portrays Mrs. Ford as a tireless welfare advocate guiding the Dunbar Memorial Woman's Hospital outreach, Valley Farm operations, and broader Detroit charity. It notes her role with Girl's Protective League, Priscilla Inn treasurer, and social church committees, plus her gardens and family life at Dearborn estate.
Candidate B E Davis petitions for Democratic primary election to join the County Board of Education with August 8 1922 voting date noted.
Mayor E. C. Payne presided over municipal court after returning from Birmingham Monday evening. Fourteen cases were disposed, ranging from gaming to assault with a shotgun. Fines totaling $130 were assessed, the largest being $28.60.
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