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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
2
The fragment shows a newspaper printing item with names W R Shelton H D Harkreader and editor Sudlscription rates for carrier and mail. It mentions Albany and tributes of respect and cards of thanks. The legible pieces suggest a local paper notice page with subscription information and reader service requests.
The article argues Gen. John J. Pershing will enter the presidential arena to the nation’s regret, deeming his campaign futile and the political game beyond the ability of a military commander. It notes Grant’s presidency and warns politicians crave power, while discussing oil price rises and gasoline demand amid calls to curb consumption.
Montgomery Journal condemns Sam P Kennedy for president of the public service commission citing poor attendance and use of state pay for campaign work. It condemns officials who run campaigns from state offices and headquarter facilities while drawing public salaries. The piece defends the Ledger’s stance as aligned with public accountability and criticizes perceived double standards in political conduct.
Thomas W. Lawson, known as a frenzied financier and writer, says in a lengthy statement that he has fully recovered from a blood clot that struck him at age 25. The disclosure marks a comeback claim after years of public attention.
A bear tethered near a street fair dodged a wagon tongue and lashed out at a boy, injuring his right leg. Spectators and another group of children fled as the bear’s defiant reaction ended the mischief for the afternoon.
The article extols the Maxwell automobile noting its strong steel construction and fuel efficiency. It claims the car’s fine steels provide durability without burdening the engine and highlights a rising, global demand with about 400000 on roads and a 60 percent shortage this year.
Paid political notices authorize multiple candidates for Morgan County Tax Collector. Names include Samuel E. Roper F. Big, James Forman, Jack A. Roltveen, W. T. Ransom and Hill, all signaling entry pending Democratic primary action.
The candidate Thomas H. Gunn of Trinity runs as a Democratic nominee for Mare County tax assessor. The notice urges voters to support Gunn and influence the election outcome.
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