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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1912
Page
2
The notice discusses newspaper operations and advertising rates at Ennesser Valley Printing Company. A letters section critiques drunkenness and calls for stricter judgment, firm enforcement, and controlled sales of alcohol to reduce public disturbances.
Citizens urge Lawrence county to pave Moulton Street quickly. The street is described as vital to the heart of the business district and a good county pike could connect to the heart of Lawrence county. The note cites recent cotton shipments and council deliberations as context for the move.
The Choral club presented Esther at the Masonic venue to great pleasure and financial success. Patrons praised the performance as a rich musical opportunity that reflects well on the community’s culture and talent.
Champ Clark claimed a commanding victory in Massachusetts yesterday outpacing Wilson in delegates. The article argues Wilson's campaign faced strong backlash from rivals Harmon Underwood and Clark, with Bryan's influence unable to alter Clark's primary strength and Clark's continued prominence among Democrats.
The article praises the Decatur youths for developing culture and talent, citing George R. Wendling and others. It stresses community pride in the arts over material wealth and notes the effort to reveal local capabilities to Huntayitie and Florence.
The source extols Rny as a real leader in debate and in conservative legislation for the presidency. It asserts his entire service has had no breath of suspicion attached to any word or thought of his.
A cryptic note suggests Tennessee could unlock vast agricultural gains by concentrating resources and attention. It hints at hidden potential if focus and real effort are directed toward farming strength and efficiency.
United Press reports the Supreme Court upheld a state court order fining the Standard Oil Trust and dissolving its connections while allowing a stay on ouster orders pending October ruling. The piece also notes sensational acts in the circus world featuring Cant, Harry Ogel, England's famed animal trainer, and performers like Princess Dixie and Rose Gordon.
P J Whitaker and Joseph Chapman of Columbia Tenn are in the city today. James Pettey of Decatur and A L Clem of Athens have accepted positions with Poster H Pointer Grocery Company. A Parkville identity attends court amid circus acts featuring venomous reptiles and renowned lions with school children invited to afternoon performances and ticket distribution at each school.
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