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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
The Age-Herald argues Birmingham printers should receive fair treatment in contracts won from out-of-town shops. It notes Birmingham’s strong, modern printing industry and cites widespread concern that much work still leaves the city. Local firms demand justice and a level playing field for all printing needs.
A freight train delivering seventeen Oldsmobile Chevrolet and Cadillac cars was unloaded into Albany yards. E M Sash displays a vast collection for a five day April auto show amid strong demand and strong shipping from Detroit and other centers.
The piece argues about state sovereignty in fixing alcohol content and questions the impact of a constitutional amendment on prohibition. It notes potential immunity issues for violators and warns that until higher courts rule, state legislation could prove unreliable and uncertain.
Local firms seek display space for the April Auto Show with out of town buyers encouraged to participate. A Chevrolet dealer hopes Albany will attend "Chevrolet Day." The event will feature free after show entertainment at the Princess Theatre starting around 10 PM.
An advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic to restore vigor and ambition. It claims the tonic strengthens weak blood, backs energy, and helps men and women regain normal strength with liquid or tablet forms. The copy urges asking a druggist for Gude's when ordering Pepto Mangan.
Warrants for 123 coal miners and operators named in a federal indictment last week for alleged conspiracy to restrict coal production are now held by U S Marshals in Indianapolis Indiana.
Authorized notice states Ed B Almon is a candidate for Congress from Alabama's Eighth District in the Democratic primary on May 11 1920. The ad discloses paid political advertising and the candidate seeks the party nomination.
Authorized notices list several individuals running for Tax Collector in Morgan County subject to the Democratic primary. Samuel E. Roper F. M. Hamilton James A. Forman Jack A. Robinson W. T. Ransom HW Hill and W. Harvey Drinkard seek voters support. Thomas H. Gunn and Herman O. Troup are named for Tax Assessor positions with primary action noted.
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