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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1929
Page
3
John Peebles recalls a ghastly confrontation with two silent icy figures near the Ogden mine. Furie claims a rich vein and denies murder while hints of Bull and Nap surface as Deacon and Peebles navigate a heat drenched town. Jerry surrenders as pea ceful appearances loom.
In a fevered exchange Furie admits nothing but whispers of a poker game that cracked a town. The narrator deduces Dillon hunted him while Henry explains the missing children fled the mine and questions why John staged the boy’s absence to give him a chance.
Tries to repeat AP photo Louis Meyer, winner of last year's Memorial Day race at Indianapolis, will attempt another victory this year.
Champion spark plugs open the European racing season with a string of victories, with the Grand Prix of Monaco highlighted. Williams won driving a Bugatti, Bouriano second, Caracciola third in a Mercedes, all using Champion plugs. A second cable confirms further wins in Cham tests of 1929.
Professor Floyd Field mathematics teacher and dean of men at Georgia Tech buys a Model A Ford after an extended run with his old Model T. He has driven 150000 miles in the six car and reported burning 10000 gallons of gasoline and wearing out 17 tires.
Morandi finished second in an Om Alfa Romeo driven car with Varzi third in a Mercedes. All cars were champion equipped and the winner carried an Alfa Romeo.
Decature lies along the state's largest stream, placing the town on a notable watercourse that shapes its geography and regional connections.
Dodge Brothers truck division reports a 77 percent jump in March shipments over February as demand surges domestically and abroad. A new seven month shipment record was set on March 30 with 331 trucks, the best daily total since August 22, 1928, while exports reached 1 735 units, an all time March record.
Mackmelons and other vine crops have blossoms of both genders. A large number of male blossoms appear in advance of the female.
Rapids Motor company, Ford dealers of Rapid City, South Dakota, own and operate a government licensed airplane landing field equipped with the latest power night landing lights to stimulate aviation interest.
Low est Colt F. H. Merritt of San Pedro California made several trips to Boston this year driving a Model A Ford Tudor Sedan. The round trip totaled 9 104 miles with a single punctured tire. His daily average was 3 25 miles.
The passage notes that pollination by bees or other insects is needed for vines to set fruit. Without effective transfer of pollen from male to female blossoms, fruit formation fails.
The advertisement asserts time and cost savings while ensuring every department at One-Four-O is handled by a skilled specialist, promising reliable attention for your car.
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