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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
2
Advertising rates are announced with copy due by noon on publication day to ensure prompt service. Advertisers must submit copy to the office by the stated deadline.
The article views William Jennings Bryan as an unelected president shaping American politics. It notes his acceptance of a Secretary of State role and praises his oratory, leadership, and reform ideas. It credits his rise from Nebraska congressman in 1896 to party leadership and forecasts adoption of reforms like direct senatorial elections and campaign finance transparency.
A local inquiry notes the White Way project in New Decatur seems stalled or halted once more. The columnist questions its status and future prospects amid ongoing delays and local interest.
Local readers note baseball as a premier way to advertise the town and provide recreation value. Officials praise the sport for community engagement and civic pride this season.
Old Sol appears and merchants prosper with the clear skies and better business. The update notes improving weather boosts foot traffic and buying activity in the market.
The passage contrasts naming Woodrow Wilson and Billy Bryan with less formal phrasing for Press ent Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan. It implies familiarity with political figures and the era's naming conventions.
An insurance advertisement urges immediate action from readers with the slogan Insured with Dix highlighting prompt coverage and the comfort of preparedness when danger arises.
The News editor details the Lock 12 dam and powerhouse by Alabama Power Company, an arm of Interstate Power Company. It cites 1,500 workers, a two thirds completed cofferdam, rock foundations, and drilling. The project, cost about a million dollars, will generate 105 000 horsepower and transmit power to Birmingham Anniston and Gadsden, reducing coal use by 600 000 tons annually. The management aims to offer low prices, foster new industry, and apply the golden rule in business.
The item notes T. M. Dix states readiness to negotiate loans in almost any amount on improved city property. It reflects a financial pitch by a local figure and hints at flexible lending terms for property improvements.
Alfred E. Hildreth is no longer in our employment and we will be responsible for no debts he may contract in the future. An advertisement from J. Hildreth, New Decatur Advertiser, includes a motto about judging a man by past actions and mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by 8. M. Thompson and Dyeatur Drug Co in Decatur.
Pupils under Prof Jones and Miss Gedbey prepare Shakespeare’s As You Like It for commencement week at the opera house. Books ordered, practice to begin as soon as received. characters chosen from among the high school students for a strong show. Agriculture class seventh grade students under Mr Gilmore and Miss McDonald conduct seed experiments in a dirt box, showing good effort.
Reports from New Decatur High include a 14 to 9 baseball defeat by Decatur boys, senior class officers elected for next year, and a debate on U S intervention in the Mexican War with the negative winning. Also notes on student absences, reentries, withdrawals, and Gordon Bowles returning from Washington. An ad promotes HERBINE at 50c from Owl Drug Co.
The Peden Ramage Hardware Store announces a shipment of baseball bats guaranteed to help players hit home runs. The store promotes the bats as a new stock feature for customers seeking performance equipment.
Wormy children suffer puny weakness but a few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge bring cheerfulness strength and rosy health. Price 5c per bottle sold by Owl Drug Co.
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