Classified Ad Compile With Home Fixtures and Goods
A mix of new and used home fixtures including a five foot cast tub, china lavatory, A grade closets and fittings priced around 124.95 and 79.95. Additional items include army sash, used screen doors, oak flooring, truck freight note, two Birmingham addresses with phone numbers, and various personal sale items such as a baby buggy, a boys bicycle, a mahogany runabout boat with trailer, a roll away bed, and linoleum finish products. Readers urged to contact listed individuals or numbers for pickup or viewing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vntreo
China
Mazer Lumber and Supply Co
8Th Ave
South 41St St
Birmingham
Ala
Political Announcements for May 30 Runoff Election
Paid political notices from candidates urging votes for the De ne Runoff Primary on May 30. Announcements emphasize endorsements and campaign themes to influence voters.
Decatur Alabama Sets Street Upgrade For 8th Avenue West
City of Decatur adopts Ordinance 565 to pave 8th Avenue West with double bituminous surface and concrete curbs from Moulton Street to Second Street South. Section details include cost estimates of 5 978 dollars and public hearing on June 5 1950. The ordinance is published in The Decatur Daily.
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City OF
Degatur
Alabama
8Th Avenue
Moulton Street
Second Street
State of
Decatur
Tur
Amy Obis
Modest Maidens Improvements Ordered by City Council
The city council directs improvements to be made under plans on file with the City Clerk and requires registered mail notices to assessors at their last known addresses not less than ten days before the next council meeting. The ordinance was adopted and approved on May 1, 1950, by H. R. Summer.
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City of
Decatur
Tax Sale Listing for Morgan County Alabama 1950
Public auction scheduled June 1 1950 in Morgan County Alabama to sell numerous parcels for 1949 taxes. Properties include residential lots in Decatur and Hartselle, large tracts in Sec 6 9 10 and nearby blocks, with detailed descriptions and total due per parcel. Tax and costs vary, with sums ranging from under 10 dollars to over 200 dollars.
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Morgan County
Alabama
Court House
Towit
Hattie L. Qloodhart
Ist Avenue
Wilson Avenue
City of Decatur
Louis C. Maner
Caddo Road
Jim E. Norwood
Hammett Street
Hartselle
Green
City of
Thurman Turney
Luke Walling
Lacey’s Spring
Valdermosa Spring
W. J. Walling
TVA
Vaughans
Clifton Draper & Less
Decatur
E. A. Brenner
Pearl Cross
D. Lb
Ls & F. Co
Joe Davis
Market Street
Skillington Street
G. C. Hamner
D. L. I. and
F. Co
J. C. Haynes
Kyle and
Blair
D. L. West
A. L. Haynes
A. A. Legg
Cedar Plains
Decatur-Cedar Plains
D. S. West
Notice to Contractors Maintenance Resurfacing Project Alabama
State Highway Department invites sealed bids for bituminous resurfacing on various roads including U S 31 between Hartselle and Athens. Proposals MS 52 003 03T 42 003 01T require deposits, bid bonds, and compliance with domestic material provisions. Plans available for $10. bid opening May 12 1950 at 10:00 A M. Director Ward W McFarland reserves right to reject bids.
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State Highway Department
Montgomery
Alabama
U. S. No
Hartselle
Athens
Alabama State Highway Department
State Highway
Panc Veen
Montgomery 4
Alea
Legislature of
Ward W. McFarland
Moyan
We Are Specialists in Loans On Automobiles
General Finance Co. promotes auto loans from Decatur's most prominent financial address. The ad lists phone 3016 and emphasizes specialist lending for cars.
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Decatur
Youth Killed in Alabama Motorcycle Crash
In Gadsden on May 11 a 16 year old motorcycle rider was killed and his 19 year old brother injured in a collision with a car. Frank Hutchins died in the crash and Travis Hutchins was seriously hurt and taken to Holy Name of Jesus hospital. A separate wreck near Guntersville killed Beeson Pendleton, a 40 year old carpenter, in a collision between his car and a trailer truck.
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Gadsden
Ala
Here
Frank Hutchins
Travis Hutchins
Holy Name of Jesus Hospital
Beeson Pendleton
Guntersville
Operation Offers Hope For Select Parkinsons Cases
A 1960 article discusses surgical options for Parkinsons disease, noting tremor as the main symptom and limited usefulness in advanced cases. In 48 patients, tremor reduced to negligible levels in half and arm function improved similarly, with better results as experience grows. Two-sided tremor may require two operations spaced months apart.
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King
Cerebrum
General to Inspect Harbor's Network
Maj. Gen. Lewis Pick, chief of U S Army engineers, will survey Alabama's harbor and river network from Mobile to Birmingham. He will visit Mobile May 20 to consider deepening the Mobile ship channel from 32 to 40 feet and inspect the Alabama Black Warrior and Tombigbee systems.
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Mobile
Ala
Lewis Pick
U. S. Army Engineers
Alabama
Birmingham
Pick
Gulf Gateway
Mobile Engineer District
Frank W. Boykin
D-Ala
Boykin
Black Warrior
Tombigbee
Gulf
Peach orchard climate puzzle in Southern California
In Riverside California researchers note Southern California peach trees struggle as Eastern varieties leaf late and bloom weakly while South China types thrive climate wise yet yield remains uncommercial.
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Riverside
Calif
California
United States
China
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Max Slate
Clifton W. Hurst
Grant St
Prospect Drive
Pickens, Willingham & Wright, Inc
Morgen County
Morgan Co
John F. McCutcheon
Somerville
Co. B
Bibb
Humphrey Decatur, Ala
Morgan Co. Board of Revenue and Control
Joe Dwain Curry
Sim L. Howell Hartselle
Joe Pettey
H. R. Summer
U.S
Patent Office
State OF Alabama
Limestone & Nn
General Finance Co
Retailers of Money
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
J. H
Anna
Nature Syndicom
Laa
Elmore
Legion Field
Fifi
Service
Decatur Service Station
Highway
Johnston ST
Cary Gary
MR ._ NAPOLEON
Curtis Millwork
Gobble-Fite Lumber Company
Johns Mane T
West Market Street
Rips
Norvale
Lee
America
Srerbaijs Pontes
UL Doull
Don Carlos
Ruggles
Second Ave
Icarmela
Roy Casey
Roy
T ‘Ave
Casey OU
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