Somerville News Incomplete Local Notes And Visit Reports
Somerville News reports a return home of a student from Alabama attending school. A crowd enjoyed a singing event by Misa Bhixa McCutley. Mr Bifeddey visits his sister Mrs J G Mastin at Vinemont as she improves from illness. Hattselle observed on Sunday. Gilchirigt lost a mule. Mr Chaney of Six Mile buried at Shoal Creek Cemetery with Rev W E Wright officiating.
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Chaney
Six Mile
Shoal Creek Cemetery
W. E. Wright
Pretty tired of men Dorothy vows freedom in love
A fragment from a melodrama centers on Dorothy, a stenographer, who hates men after a string of irritating suitors. She longingly contemplates independence, while a pushy clerk and a bright tied admirer tempt her with flirtation and teasing in a bustling office.
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Dorothy
Lister
Billig
Granddaughter Delivers Homecoming Message for Nancy Ryan
Mrs. O. W. Bailey reports that Nancy Ryan returned home this week after a stay here extended by several days, sharing news with her granddaughter during the visit.
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Nancy Ryan
0. W. Bailey
Miss Dancy Honored in Confederate Monument Effort
Miss Mary Lou Dancy contributed tirelessly to erect a Confederate veterans monument. Resolutions by the veterans organization omitted Miss Mitty Lou Dancy by inadvertent error and members seek recognition.
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Mary Lou Dancy
Confederadte
Veterash
Mitty Lou Dancy
Most Valuable Shakespeare Folger Book Worth $160000
New York May 20 The most valuable book in America is Henry C Folger's copy of Shakespeare first collection valued at 160000 dollars bought for 100000 earlier. The artifact, printed in London years after Shakespeare, is the sole known copy from that period.
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New York
America
William Shakespeare
Henry C. Folger
Shakespeare
Edward Gwyrin
London
Y M C A Plans and Cultural Events For Albany High
The Y M C A announces Dr. BF Austin will lecture for Albany Decatur high schools Monday at 2 30. A tennis court east of the Y building is nearly finished. The Theater Guild seeks Theodore Komisarjevsky for next Kedson's program. King George bids for a British Guiana stamp failed. Hind of Utica succeeds.
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BF. Austin
Albany
Decatur
Mariaget Randolph
The
Theater Guild
M. ‘Theodore Komisarjevsky
Kedson
Russia
America
King George
England
British Guiana
Paris
Arthur Hind
Utica
Lander
New York
Great Britain
British
Tesport
Political announcements list Morgan County candidates
The notice compiles several political candidate announcements for Morgan County Alabama including W B McCulloch for Board of Commissioners candidate Jack A Robinson for Revenue County Lat District, and others. It notes dates tied to Democratic primary on August 8, 1922 and includes paid political advertising by various sponsors.
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Eh Galan Tetet
W B. McCulloch
Meeeee County
Ala
Sedt
Ee Eden
Jack A. Robinson
Organ County
On Dama
Fo Ress
Election notices of judges and solicitor candidates
The notice declares candidacies for the Eighth Judicial Circuit and Morgan County Court. James K. Horton Jr, Almon, W H Long, and N Powell announce self as Democratic candidates subject to August 8 1922 primary, with paid political advertising authorized by each respective backer.
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W. M. Brothers
Mle
Sohoen
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Osceola Kyle
Roert’ G. Brick Ca
Robert C. Brickell
Morgan Alabattin
Democratic
Lovick
MES
Horton, Jr
James K. Horton, Jr
Thighth Judicial Circuit
Ames H Balfenton
Moresh
AL Mom
C. Atmon
Tefer
Mor
W. H. Longe
Morgan Oourty Court
Morgan County
Ala
Poole
Cion
C. B. Poole
James L
James
Morgan County Alabama Announces Democratic Primary Candidates
Authorized notices list candidates for Morgan County Alabama seeking Democratic party support in the August 8 primary. Included are sheriff and other county positions with endorsements and publication paid notices.
Cir cuit Clerk candidate announces for Morgan County primary
A garbled notice announces a candidacy for Circuit Clerk in Morgan County Alabama. The fragment mentions James L and W. McClusky as supporters or officials and references a primary election.
Port Experts Debunk Wire Material for Plieries
In England experts compare materials for plieries and find that plain wire in one strand far surpasses twisted brass wire while copper wire remains questionable for rust resistance. The Sciensitic mevican notes the Italy wire superiority.
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England
Mevican
Mrs W B Seton Edmundson Seeks Eighth District Congress Seat
A local notice supports Mrs W B Seton Edmundson as a candidate for Congress in the Eighth District. The release, attributed to a paid political advertisement, urges voters to consider her bid and outlines district outreach.
County Board Declares Meeting Date And Agenda
A county board announces a scheduled meeting with action items and items of business on the agenda. Details remain limited but indicate formal proceedings to address county matters and official decisions to be considered.
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Basrd
The
Uesbion
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