Alabama Boosters Song Emerges From Kiwanis Leader
Florence Kiwanis secretary James Lewis unveils a new song titled Alabama Boosters during an international Kiwanis convention. The piece extols Alabama’s climate, wealth, timber, and industry, inviting visitors to the state and praising southern progress voiced in a 1927 copyright.
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Florence
Kiwanis
Alabama Boosters
Memphis
Kiwanis Clubs
United
Canada
James Lewis
Florence Club
Tennessee
Mobile
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Roni
Harkness Sees Positive View of Decatur Leader
Harkness expresses a favorable opinion of Decatur and notes J. J. Markness, a local farmer living near Decatur who operates in Cullman and nearby counties, as a well-regarded figure in the area.
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Harkness
Decatur
J. J. Markness
Cullman Counties
Trespassing charge heard in Johnston street court
Two defendants were fined $13.60 each in the Johnston street police court for a trespassing charge. The prosecution noted the case was processed under standard municipal docketing.
Paul Dunn Held On A and B Charges
Paul Dunn was arrested by Officers Moore and Hendrix on Johnston Street and handed over to county authorities. Deputy Willoughby booked Dunn on assault and battery charges.
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Paul Rene
Dunn
Officere Moore
Hendrix
Johnston Street
Willoughby
Papenburg Returns to Benevolent Hospital After Accident
Herman Papenburg, injured weeks ago in an auto crash, is readmitted to Benevolent hospital. He was moved from his Sherman street home on Sunday and remains treated for a broken left leg.
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Herman Papenburg
Benevolent Hospital
Young Papenburg
Sherman Street
Butler Reduces Cotton Acreage This Year
Ben Butler, a farmer in the eastern section of the county, is reducing his cotton acreage to 25 acres this year from 30 acres last year.
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Ben Butler
Mr. Butler
Cleaning Grounds For Exercises At Benevolent Hospital
Grounds for upcoming exercises at the Benevolent Hospital were being prepared today for a graduation ceremony set for Thursday at 2 30 PM. Hospital officials and staff awaited the event with interest as training days near completion.
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Benevolent Hospital
Usl
Theorie
Chaplin Testifies In Fiery Federal Suit
Charlie Chaplin testified in federal court in New York as Leo Loeb seeks about 50 000 against the comedian over the film Shoulder Arms. The case centers on claims tied to Chaplin's conduct and shooting arrangements for the production.
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Chaplin
York
Charlie Chaplin
Leo Loeb
Mrs Walton Leads Izaak Walton League In Kansas
Mrs Walton of White Cloud Kansas serves as the only woman president of the Izaak Walton League. Besides fishing she is a hunter horsewoman and tennis player. For rent sale or trade inquiries call Albany ad in The 1000 classified columns offering short term wants.
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James D. Kelly
Izaak Walton League
White Cloud
Kan
Albany Ad
Scots urged to donate to Cairn of Remembrance memorial
Erskine Ramsay appeals Scots in America to fund a memorial for Scots who served in World War I. Gifts under $5 encouraged, checks payable to Scottish Memorial Association. Send contributions to Ramsay in Birmingham or to the association in Philadelphia. Alabama noted as lacking donations.
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America
Scottish Memorial Association
Ramsay
American Trust Building
Bingham
Association
Liberty Building
Philadelphia
Edinburgh
Scotland
R. R Tait. McKenziey
London
Ellis P. Oberholtzer
Alabama
Colonel Walton Talks of Spirit in a Town
Colonel A. W. Wetton praises pro active townsfolk who work together to build a thriving community. He argues success comes from collective effort, not fear of others advancing, urging residents to contribute and invest in their town to revive it.
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A. W. Wetton
Benevolent Hospital
Shriners
The
Four Defendants Fined in Johnston Street Police Court
Four defendants faced drunkenness charges in Johnston street Police court. Two were fined 13.60 dollars and two more 18.60 dollars.
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Johnston Street
Memorial donation plea with gratitude expressed
The note states any sum up to the stated amount will be gratefully received as a token of interest in the memorial, inviting support. It emphasizes gratitude for contributions and mentions a specific upper limit for donations.
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Cook Bros
Disorderly conduct fined in Johnston Street court
A defendant charged with disorderly conduct was fined 18.60 dollars today before Mayor Nelson at the Johnston Street city courts.
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Nelson
Johnston Street
Repair Crew Fixes First Avenue Railway Crossing
Crew of workmen repaired the First avenue crossing today. Spaces between the tracks were filled with cinders to ensure a smooth crossing.
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First Avenue
Tomato Plants Grow Rapidly for Decatur Canning Plant
Tomato plants being grown by the Decatur Canning Plant for planters with acreage contracts are growing rapidly and may be ready for transplants by the latter part of the week. Some of the mer…
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Decatur
Mers
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Paul Dunn
Erskine Ramsay
University of Pennsylvania
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Andross
Hartselle
Theatr
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Follies
Airdome
Sterchi Bros. & Shumake Inc
Decatur, Ala
Morrow
Sterchi Bros. & Shumake, Inc
Second Ave
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