Decatur News 1902 notice by Walter M. Grubbs
Federal era struggle continues as editor Walter M. Grubbs delivers a Friday June 20 1902 issue from Decatur. Grubbs comments on local affairs and public interest topics of the period.
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Newspaper
Decatur Weekly News
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
2
Federal era struggle continues as editor Walter M. Grubbs delivers a Friday June 20 1902 issue from Decatur. Grubbs comments on local affairs and public interest topics of the period.
The Decatur News announces Henry B. Grubbs will be its assistant editor. The staff expansion comes as the paper grows while the existing business management remains. The weekly Friday publication will be mailed promptly to subscribers.
It is said a new trust to be formed is a banking one and we express distrust. The report notes Morgan county crops are in gratifying condition for farmers, signaling good yields and market prospects.
A recent rain further improves crop conditions. The Huntsville Business College earns deserved praise with Prof. Chatin noted for his merit and leadership.
DeSoto attendees recall ex Gov Robert L Taylor as he spoke in Montgomery last Saturday night for the Jeff Falkner Soldier's Home benefit. The event raised about three thousand dollars and honored Taylor's effort on behalf of veterans.
Montgomery resident Chappell Cory is touted as a scholarly candidate for Alabama State Superintendent of Education. The writer praises his polish and qualifications and believes he would render honorable service and credit to the state government.
Limestone county will be represented in the next session by Mr HL Thach of Athens who has just been nominated in a Democratic primary. He is described as a young man of fine mental endowment and culture, a gentle man of proper ambition and genuine worth who will make our sister county an acceptable legislator. Congratulations are extended to both the county and Mr Thach.
In a cryptic Nacht letter the Falkville Chronicle laments Jelks Higdon and Governor amid talk of an investigation that reveals no real inquiry. The piece hints at military indifference and asserts justice will prevail, noting Sligdon and Kyle as examples while inviting the Chronicle to decode the closing line.
Auburn Alabama announces Prof Charles C Thatch, formerly of Athens, as the new president of its AP I. The selection is praised as wise and well fitting for the institution. The paper forecasts continued influence of the school in regional education under his leadership.
The Montgomery Advertiser notes gossip that Colonel W W Quarles of Selma might enter Alabama's governor race but questions timing and motives. It suggests Quarles suspects being used as a paw in political games linked to ex Governor Johnston and local rivalries, and leans toward Jelks' reelection.
The board recognizes Decatur area taxpayers bear about 90 percent of county taxes and has contracted for a substantial iron bridge two miles west of Decatur. They also aim to keep the Courtland road passable year round, earning public gratitude for road improvements.
Mr and Mrs B W Williams and family thank the public for kindness and aid during the sickness and death of their son and brother Whitfield. No better specimen of brotherly love was shown than on this sad occasion, a sweet consolation to the bereaved family.
A Boston man who recently wed a ill young heiress uses Dr Pierce remedies for health. Various ads promote pills tonics and cures. a Brookside minister case ends in acquittal. market notes mention gold mines and ore losses. a July moonlight river excursion is announced. real estate and shoe ads fill space.
Marvin A Dinsmore returned Tuesday from visits in Decatur and other places. Miss Lizarte Neill went to Decatur Tuesday night to see her brother and his wife Dr and Mrs L A Neill. Mrs H M Thompson was called to the bedside of her daughter Mrs Spain of South Decatur Monday night. Both Mr and Mrs Spain are sick. Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally for the blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Seld by druggists. June Alabama Honquirer notes Mrs Willie Williamson visited her brother in Decatur Sunday. Chas Roger and family of New Decatur visited here this week. A S Lynne of Decatur spent a few days with home folks at Somerville. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Rev M Briscoe of Danville was here Saturday returning from New Decatur where he aided in a protracted meeting.
In Morgan County Alabama Probate Court for Edith C Johnson a minor guardian Jas H Wiggins filed to sell Lots 3 and 4 in Block 6 of Decatur Land Improvement and Furnace Co Add No 3 to Decatur to fund maintenance and education. Hearing set July 14 1902 at which Edith C Johnson Elida A Livermore and other interested parties may appear to oppose.
Local reports indicate a campaign in New Decatur to seek legislative action to rename the town. Opinions vary but the strongest path appears for the two towns to consolidate for practical benefit.
Antis move to mobilize against Quarles as reports circulate he will refuse a gubernatorial bid. Allies weigh strategy while opponents plan coordinated campaigns to seize the opportunity.
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