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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
3
A testimonial states Mays Wonderful Remedy eased chronic bloating and colic after eight years of problem. The ad claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, noting it may aid stomach liver and appendix issues with a money back guarantee.
County Tax Assessor files valuation report for Morgan County property. The tax adjuster will review assessments starting first Monday in June 1920 at the County Tax Assessor's office. Individuals will be notified of their case date.
The Cullman City Council invites bids for erecting a school building with materials on hand. Bids will be opened Monday night May 31 at 7:80 pm. Plans and specs are on file with the City Clerk. For information contact or write Councilman W A Schlosser or Mayor M L Robertson.
Society items describe Miss Mildred Carter’s visit, hostesses Susie Mainard and Lillian Aycock entertaining guests, B Y P U activities at Central Baptist, and local readers noting Miss Elizabeth Royer’s return from Meridian College for vacation. The column includes program details and guest lists.
Local note requests readers to ask neighbors if they tried the Certified brand. Mentions ham and bacon as examples and records a 25-5t line as a casual aside.
Miss Ruth Rogers hosted 26 friends at her Sthave home in compliment to Pa obise Transue of Corning visiting grandmother Mrs J L Transue. Many locals travel, hostesses host events in Greensboro Athens Birmingham and Selma with funerals and society meetings noted.
Birmingham’s Causey spent the weekend with Albany friends. Arthur Nesbitt returns from Auburn tomorrow. Orrick Davis is expected home from Auburn. Chattanooga’s L M Russell visits his parents. Birmingham’s James A Barnett is a week end guest. Walter Nesbitt tours St. Louis on business. Dr H R Thompson, ex Y secretary, mingles with friends. Y M C A secretary Nollan returns and shows health improvement. Nashville’s L J Kuhn visits local Kuhn stores.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Mrs John Tatum who died Saturday night at the Benevolent hospital. Rev L E Hall of the Sixth Avenue Church of God conducted the services. Interment was made here.
Allen stock and fixtures were sold today at the building by P. G. Kimbrough trustee to W. W. Garnett. The consideration was $1,150.
A Chicago Daily News writer recalls the robin as a beloved child’s star and a dandelion as the world’s common flower. An anecdote from Michigan rail yards describes robins nesting in a freight car and crew sidetracking to protect the hatchlings.
The article notes Ecuador's small population with a majority Indigenous and Afro descendant populace, a limited number of schools, and sparse reach of education. It contrasts the nation’s few mountain towns and a single seaport with a constrained educational system and limited prospects for professional careers.
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