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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
2
Eatered as Second-class Matter February 26, 1912 at New Decatur post office. Alexander Act of March 3 1876. Subscription rates by carrier per week and by mail monthly and yearly. If paper is late, call 46 New Decatur to report and ensure prompt delivery.
The piece notes William Jennings Bryan acted as a scarecrow in Alabama's slate of delegate candidates for the state at large. He polled a single vote, cast in the New Decatur city hall ballot box, showing Wilson's continued Alabama popularity despite Bryan's opposition.
Nashville city commissioners enacted a law banning chickens from running at large in specified city sections. The measure aims to control poultry nuisance and safety concerns in urban areas.
A fragmented passage references silat torpanions and an elusive Dr Waite amid vaudeville era imagery. It claims 90,000,000 Carrangistas sighted near the American border over seven divisions, yielding an unclear, sensational tone.
A figure identified as Anambeins received recognition from the end government for his work. The report notes his confidence in speaking on domestic issues and mentions his involvement with air craft technology at home.
Press reports claim Italy must raise Aips to deter Austrian advances, marking a pivotal moment in wartime strategy. The move targets delaying enemy forces rather than boosting wages.
The Southern league race has de veloped into a spectacular contest for cellar position. That's working both ends against the middle.
A contemporary quip on stockings provoked little response as it circulated with irony. The remark likely landed with a humorous thud amid indifferent reception and muted reactions from readers.
In the presidential campaign, Roosevelt is sure to be present at both ends of the political spectrum as the race unfolds. The remark suggests his central role in shaping contrasting positions and drawing lines in the contest.
The remark notes eleven billion pounds spent by England in the war, framed as a sharp argument for peace at any price. It reflects wartime cost concerns and the push for negotiated settlement.
Readers note Coca Cola faces renewed legal action. A suggestion proposes requesting a sample package to test product claims and quality amid ongoing proceedings. The idea appears as a practical informal step in the public discourse surrounding the case.
Alex states that only alarming reports may be expected from the Big Ben section. The remark signals heightened concern about forthcoming updates and attention to potential risks.
A concise report notes a debate over simplified spelling in which Wilson takes a stand against Hughes. The mention highlights two named figures and their opposing positions on spelling reform in the movement.
Verdun maintains control as Armageddon’s backing steps back from the boards, altering the game dynamics and leaving Verdun with clear possession and momentum.
The Nashville Banner notes a Tennessee audience heard no firm belief in the Mecklenberg declaration’s authenticity in a Charlotte speech. It cites historians Lyman Draper and J C Welling, 1819 Raleigh Register publication, John McNitt Alexander, and the claim that Mecklenburg residents of Ulster stock helped shape early patriotism amid calendar date disputes and public memory.
Decatur chapter No 38 Royal Arch Masons elected officers for the coming year at a meeting last night. J D Bush was named high priest with Dr H T Bracken as king and John H Kitchens Jr scribe. R H Wolcott treasurer A B Harvey recorder W J Garnett captain of host W Braun principal sojourner D C Adams royal arch captain B E B Preuit master of third rail acene in a tern savor second.
State of Alabama Morgan County Probate Court announces final settlement of the estate of John D Muller deceased. George V Muller executor has filed accounts for final settlement and a hearing is set for June 8 1916 at which interested parties may appear and contest the settlement. Judge WM E Skeggs presiding.
A Decatur daily columnist commends the City cemetery association for timely improvements and urges professional caretaking year round. The letter notes arrears on lot payments, collection issues, and delays in deed issuance due to unsettled platting and slow processing.
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