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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
7
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The Couch Construction company paving the Bee Line between Athens and Ardmore laid 1664 feet of finished concrete highway in one day to set a national record, after breaking the state record last week with 1341 feet. The outfit has nearly reached Athens and will next move south of the Bee Line.
Dr. H C McRee Morgan county health officer and Dr A J Pero Tio director of the Tennessee Valley laboratory visited the county almshouse this morning. McRee was instructed by the board of revenue to inspect the inmates of the institution.
H M Layman reports Jadison and Limestone County farms are in the worst condition he has seen. Some cotton cannot be reclaimed this year and grass in fields rises above the crop. Corn also suffered from rains and a normal bee w is feared if weather remains unfavorable.
L. L. Draper the circuit court clerk reported his Ford coupe missing from in front of his Sherman street residence. The vehicle owned by the Merchant's Retail Credit association disappeared sometime during the night and was reported to the police.
Cullman residents and out of town visitors flocked to a local pool yesterday to enjoy a sunny day of swimming. The attraction drew a steady stream of guests, signaling a lively summer scene in the community.
Mrs W M Griffith will conduct the regular mid week prayer services at the Ninth Street Methodist Church this evening.
In Limestone county Alabama farm conditions appear fair overall with only minor setbacks. Dry weather forced farmers to chop the corn and cotton crops, but continued subhanging kept prospects steady and most crops three weeks ahead or behind as needed.
Colonel Butler, president of the Connecticut Mills company, is reported to return east tonight after recent business developments and meetings.
A report notes several weeks spent examining the local plants of the company in question, detailing ongoing scrutiny by observers and officials.
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