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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
3
Janet visits Marsh's to buy a complete spring outfit after her trio to town. She selects a gray suit that fits perfectly, a green hat, white blouses, pumps, gloves, and a printed frock. She feels transformed and meets Mollie Lambert for a soda chat about Mrs Snyder's guests and her new job.
Janet visits Mollie for a chat about romance and a diamond ring. Mollie shares plans to marry Al, move toward a home, and keep working while they save. Janet returns home pondering Mollie’s cautious happiness as conflict brews at Mrs Curtis’s house.
In Morgan circuit court defense attorney Liebowitz challenged the indictment of the Scottsboro defendants claiming systematic exclusion of Negroes from Jackson county juries. Witnesses testified that no Negro had served on local juries, with juror list procedures described and census data cited.
A dated price rundown lists eggs mixed and cased, new sweet potatoes per bushel, fresh country butter per pound, black walnuts per bushel, Irish potatoes new rose four per 100 pounds, turnips per bushel and bunches, mustard greens, collard greens, carrots small and large bunches, fresh spinach, native dressed veal and hogs per pound, spareribs, backbone, country sausage, poultry including hens on foot heavy and light, spring-fryers, turkeys on foot, geese and ducks per pound with various cents and dollars per unit.
Birmingham market notes show light hay receipts and steady prices for carload hay and grain. Corn and oats remain steady with delivered prices around 46 to 46.5 cents per bushel and 38 cents for oats. cotton seed prices hold at 11 to 13 dollars per ton. Poultry and eggs quoted unchanged with mixed and white eggs near 9 to 10 cents. liv estock values steady though hogs and cattle show mixed shifts and lighter receipts.
Cooling ointment melts into skin to soothe itch and rash conditions. Claims deep action in pores to treat tetter eczema ringworm and foot itch. Money back if it fails.
A local notice reports Mr. and Mrs. Henderson living at their new Cherry street residence. Mrs. A. J. Harris visits Nashville this week. Miss Ella Will Nelson and Mere the Brown return from Birmingham. Miss Tonie Peters convalesces from a broken leg from a skating rink accident.
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