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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1944
Page
3
Governor Chauncey Sparks issues a proclamation for the November 7 1944 general election in Alabama. The notice covers proposed constitutional amendments on officer salaries and county government provisions, voter exemptions for veterans, and sheriff term adjustments with publishing requirements in each county newspaper.
The 1943 Alabama Legislature ordered an election by qualified electors at the November 1944 General Election to ratify a proposed amendment relating to the Alabama of 1901. The record notes the order and timing but does not include final outcome or specifics of the amendment.
In a tense scene Dan claims Anne for himself provoking Russell to a blow on Dan’s jaw. Afterward Russell fears for his relationship with Anne and drives away to think, while Dan lies unconscious and humiliated. The chapter ends with unresolved conflict and a plan to discuss tomorrow.
A mother asks for prayers for her son Lt Roy F Smith returning home from overseas service. The Decatur Daily discusses Farm Bureau membership dues and cotton varieties, grain quality, and the need for better seed and farmer cooperation.
Legal notice describes holding an election on the first Tuesday after the first day in November 1944 and four successive weeks of prior notices as required by an act submitting an amendment. It specifies the election date and procedural timeline for the statewide measure.
Alabama Attorney General William McQueen ruled that Montgomery County Engineer may negotiate transportation contracts for the Chamber of Commerce but such action must be opened by the county governing body. The advisory note was issued in response to a request from County Clerk J. W. Heustess. There are, actually, white black berries.
Montgomery Alabama Atty Gen Queen states that a minor of insane persons who redeem property within one year after removal may be entitled. owner has three years to redeem properties sold. Opinion issued in Cullman County in response to Judge H H Kinney.
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