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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
2
A damaged notice requests readers to subscribe and confirm delivery details for the newspaper. It mentions subscription rates and scheduling, urging readers to contact the paper if delivery is missed or misdelivered. The text cites names and generic contact instructions without clear dates or full addresses.
An article argues U S interest in Mexico rests on how relations affect government south of the border. It criticizes Carranza Villa and Obregon, warns against American conquest or propping up rulers, and favors a watchful waiting policy to protect American lives and property in Mexico.
The Alabama State Bar debates whether appellate and supreme court judges should be elected by voters or selected by lawyers. Critics warn that letting lawyers choose judges would sever accountability to the public, creating a judiciary detached from popular sentiment.
The fragment argues against surrendering a valuable right to appease a few vain figures, warning that citizens should resist being transformed from servant to master and avoid yielding to a parapered few.
George C Hise writes from Los Angeles describing 80 acres in Redlands district near mountains and orange groves. He plans to lease land to a drilling company within a year and foresees oil wells, gold mines, and fertile crops on the property. He notes proximity to rail lines, a gold mine, oil activity, and rising land values while describing local scenery and a desire to share regards with Albany friends.
We thank friends for kind acts after the death of our father and husband. Grateful for car use and flowers. Signed by Mrs. T. C. Dunnavent GC A. Dunnavent W. E. Dunnavent F. Dunnavent and Mrs. Otto Carter.
A data entry shows a figure of 5 248 724 88 in a comparative state record with dates February 26, 1918 February 21, 1919 and February 27, 1920.
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