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Decatur to vote on municipal electric light plan
A special election will be held in Decatur Alabama on October 31 1933 from 8am to 6pm to decide if the city should acquire and operate a municipal electric light and power system. Voting places and election officers are designated at six locations with a returning officer assigned to each. The notice lists box locations at the county courthouse city hall Malone Park and several stores with managers clerks and returning officers named. Mayor A Nelson signs the notice.
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Ernest C. Price
B. L. Malone
Morgan County
Decatur
Alabama
County Court House
Arthur A Jones
W. BE. Crawford
W. B. Nelson
J. G. Martin
Guy Blackwell
Aaron Walton
City Hall
Vine
Railroad
James Mitche
W. H. Ritter
J. T. Nelson
Russell Speake
H. A. Nungester
L. L. Frazier
City
Johnston Street
Phil Dinsmore
Preutt Stinson
Frank H. Duffey
J. E. Morrow
James Rankin
R. A. Worley
Malone Park
West Moulton Street
R. W. Mullins
Lillian Weaver
J. R. Gibson
East Grant Street
B. Bonnette
W. V. Davidson
E. Dutton
Edward Norwood
A. B.hod
D. McCormack
Puckett’s
Fairview
C. Murphree
Chas. McCutchen
C. R. Neill
W. A. Cramer
Arthur Lockwell
Tom R. Britnell