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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
7
Athens Alabama waits on delayed start for a new 90000 dollar federal post office. Site condemnation must occur in district court before the government accepts title. Construction likely won t begin before spring due to drawing plans and contract letting pending title approval.
Somerville report says Mrs R C Miller who has been ill at home for ten days is now definitely on the road to recovery. Her many friends will be pleased to learn of her improvement.
Mr and Mrs NeSmith return to Falkville route two after living in Decatur. They plan to make their future home in the Falkville area.
Governor J B M Miller proclaims that on January 6 1932 voters statewide will elect on the proposed constitutional amendment allowing Mobile to levy taxes for city government expenses up to a limit of 1.1 percent of property value. Notice to be published weekly for eight weeks in each county newspaper. The proclamation bears the state seal and is dated October 1931.
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