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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1934
Page
7
Impounded one hog about 50 pounds black and white spotted to be sold at the City Pound Johnston Street City Hall on May 10 1934 to pay impounding and selling costs. Chief of Police C M RIGGSBEE signs the notice dated May 9 to 11.
Plans for a revival campaign led by Rev. Burson move forward as efforts accelerate to start services in the Southside Baptist area. The campaign focuses on attracting congregants and spreading the message through local outreach and events.
The mercury rose to 90 degrees with a low of 55 for the 24 hour period ending at 7 am today.
The article discusses published bridge problems as real deals and traces the history of card play challenges. It notes grands coups endplay squeezes and tenaces, cites Deschappellés White Bergholt Foster Bruck and Lenz, and previews a problem where North must win three tricks with spades as trumps on the final hand to reach game against strong defense.
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