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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
6
Architect Herbert Struppmann showcases model J-98 a three bedroom ranch using a 14 by 17 foot breezeway as an affordable extended living area. The design yields a 1,200 square foot house plus 240 square foot breezeway and 473 square foot two car garage, with a 667 square foot basement recreation room and built in features that maximize space and value.
Enclosed 50 cents for a baby blueprint on design 1 98 NAME STREET. The fragment indicates a small inquiry or payment related to a baby blueprint request tied to a street address.
Kelton Whaley of Vinemont was re elected to the state board of directors of the Alabama Committee For Better Schools Inc at the annual meeting in Birmingham. New and continuing officers and directors from several cities were announced as part of the organization’s updates on junior and community colleges in Alabama.
TVA reported $268.7 million in power sold to 157 municipal and cooperative electric systems in the period, with total department revenue of about $2.772 million for the year ending June 30. Decatur residents averaged 15,200 KWH and 6.76 mills per KWH, while Valley residents averaged 10,406 KWH at 9.4 mills, yielding about $97.43 annually. TVA profits reached $55.1 million, and $48.9 million was paid back to the U.S. treasury. TVA assets are valued around $2 billion.
Athens ABC agents Carlos Nelson and Bobby Rayburn with Limestone County Sheriff M. W. Buddy Evans destroyed two 400 gallon wildcat stills nine miles west of here on Monday afternoon. The stills were loaded with live mash officials said.
The company reported a 4.34 percent return on investments for last year, marking a 30 percent record.
Editors examine how teenage fashion and consumer choices channel billions of dollars into the economy. The piece analyzes spending patterns, brands, and impact on markets, noting shifts in demand and youth influence on trends and prices.
Seven teen year old Donald Moyer spends ten dollars weekly from his parents as part of a larger pattern among nine million youths aged 14 to 17. The cohort buys clothing records hot rod books and meals with bills totaling sixteen billion dollars annually, leaders often setting fashion trends for peers.
The report details teen spending across categories including records, greeting cards, apparel, and cosmetics, with figures for girls and boys. It notes high school seniors owning cars, cameras, rifles, and other items, and concludes with a stat about national apple production supplying 80 apples per person.
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