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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
5
Bank of New Orleans declares the mortgage due and payable in full. The property will be sold at public auction between legal hours on June 9, 1934, in front of the Morgan County courthouse in Decatur. CHAS. HR. WYSTER is the attorney for the mortgagee. May 11 18 26.
Mrs. E. M. Young of Florence is in the city at the bedside of her brother J. T. Whyte who is very ill.
CONTINUES ILL John Bryant remains at home as officials report he is somewhat improved today, continuing to recover from illness with family at his side.
Fort Green Florida resident Archie W Brown reports relief after using Black-Draught. He says the tonic helps when feeling dull from overindulgence and credits the remedy for improving his condition.
The Life of Samuel Insull details his rise from a $1.26 a week clerk to a billionaire power broker in Chicago. It notes his political spending, including $125,000 to Smith and $15,000 to Brennan, his management of utilities, and his lavish lifestyle with the wife who attempted a Broadway return costing about $200,000.
A fragment hints at a special offer on a Colt firearm priced at showy $79.34. The terse line signals a limited stock event and promotional pricing, with no additional buyer details visible.
The sub-committee Check the official return east 1 the democratic primary will complete work Monday in ham. The committee met Thursday night in Montgomery to convene again next week. Al mon of Decatur is a member of the sub-committee. Tomorrow: Samuel Insull's fall from power.
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