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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
3
J. E. Penney won a $4,000 judgment against the city of Decatur in Circuit Court with O. Kyle for the plaintiff and Callahan and Arms for the city. Judge Ballentine of Athens presided. Judge Speake ineligible.
The correct treatment for cuts burns scalds wounds sores lumba go rheumatism or neuralgia is B Allard's Snow Liniment. It is healing and penetrating the antiseptic needed for a complete cure. Prices are 25 cents and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Owl Drug Co.
Hal Peters, a southern loyalist, loves Grate Carson while rival John Adams serves as a West Point officer. As war erupts Adams betrays to the Union, aiding a cannon plot that sinks a blockade runner. Peters dies and is revived by the lighthouse keeper who shoots Adams during escape. Scene blends mountain and sea coast scenery.
A column notes a Kentucky visitor’s weeklong stay, his favorable impression of local figures, and his return to buy into the Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Company. It highlights Hal Mullen’s 15 years in plumbing and heating, Clark and Mullen’s partnership, and the Decatur stores expanding into shoe paint and confectionery lines as signs of progress.
The notice invites locals to see Dalyine perform at the Masonic on Monday through Wednesday next week. He will hypnotize a volunteer in a show window and promises striking effects, while the side business includes a soda fountain and cakes at 1 Grant Street in the Wassault building. Britain Bros lawn mowers are listed.
Mrs. L Crouch, who runs a grocery at Bank and Market streets, was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff Wright on a charge of violating the prohibition law and released on a $500 bond.
In circuit court today the case of Jackson versus Dinsmore proceeds with the central legal issue being possession of a mule. The outcome hinges on who lawfully controls the animal amid disputed ownership.
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