Authorized agents receive subscriptions for Decatur News
Secretary of the Farmers Insurance Association of Iorgan County and Mrs. E M Isley of Flint are named as authorized agents for the Decatur News and will receive and receipt for subscriptions.
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Newspaper
Decatur Weekly News
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
Secretary of the Farmers Insurance Association of Iorgan County and Mrs. E M Isley of Flint are named as authorized agents for the Decatur News and will receive and receipt for subscriptions.
A rich New York woman reports her fifth husband is missing prompting sharp quips about her carelessness with spouses. The note comes amid chorus of social satire from Atlanta and Memphis papers.
The Boston man uses King's New Life Pills to restore health of his wife, claiming relief from jaundice biliousness malaria fever and liver and stomach troubles. A June boat excursion to Lock A draws a large Huntsville crowd led by the Juniors annual outing.
A local advertisement promotes Clifton flour packed with a gnist toweling sacks. It notes grocers, multiple retailers and distributors, and urges customers to buy Clifton in the towel sack. It also mentions an upcoming Jr. O. U. A. M. excursion to Walling Springs and a river outing on the steamer American.
Special agents Morrow & Conyngvon and P C Gaston report daily commingling by Carter Pearson of the Southern Produce Co Huntsville with local merchants. W W Mewman of Huntsville visited here briefly returning from Athens after a business trip.
Decatur greets a steady stream of visitors and residents from Huntsville and Birmingham. The column lists numerous individuals including attorneys, doctors, merchants, and students visiting for business, medical society meetings, excursions, and family matters, with several returning home or planning summer trips.
The department is described as flawless and costly equipment is highlighted including a Commercial Graphophon bought for over a hundred dollars. It notes selective admission, daily instruction by Mr. Chafin, and superior facilities with Monte Sano views, cooling breezes, electric fan study hall, and a refrigerator water supply. The school touts unmatched advantages and urges prompt enrollment despite warm weather.
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