Local notes and ads from Hartselle community
Local briefs show residents visiting here and there while Blair's Cash Store runs sales on hats overalls and sheeting. Births, visits, and travel mix with church events and a call to vote for the one mill tax in the First Christian Church revival plan.
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P. W. Williams
Blair
Sarah
Aleen Blair
Montgromery
J. C. Ford
Oklahoma
Pattillo’s
Myrtle Stover
B. S. Stover
Benevolent Hospital
J. H. Rountree
Birmingham
Sartselle
J. L
Christian Endeavor
Wood
Timely Rains Help The Growing Crops
Local rains revived crops across the county with southeast Falkville hit by a heavy Sunday downpour and Hartselle receiving lighter showers. Farmers report some old corn injured on thin soil or under-fertilized plots, while young corn and cotton look promising. weevil damage remains limited but could rise with more rain. Pickings are expected to start early next month.
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Falkville
Hartselle
Hartselle Defeats Falkville In Quick Baseball Game
The First Christian Church Sunday School baseball team from Hartselle beat Falkville 5 to 2 on Falkville’s grounds Tuesday afternoon. Harland pitched for Hartselle, allowing only three hits, with Nelson catching and Luker delivering notable hits for Hartselle.
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Falkville
Harland
Hartselle
Nelson
Luker
Laundry and tire deals promise quality and savings
The notice promises competent laundry work on waists dresses shirts and linens with even care. It also advertises Mederal Tires offering savings on upkeep and initial cost, claiming Federal Tires are stronger with fewer stone bruises blowouts and rim cuts across various sizes and prices.
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Mederal
Federal
FATE OF SCHOOLS DEPEND ON VOTING ONE MILL TAX
Morgan county voters—excluding Albany and Decatur—will decide on renewing a one mill school tax next Saturday July 11. The attorney general ruled Albany and Decatur cannot vote, despite desire to, due to constitutional provision allowing three additional mills for city schools. The tax funds county schools and maintains education parity as city schools have more funding from higher valuations. Supporters argue the small ten cent per hundred dollars, about one dollar per thousand, extends schooling by a month, funded largely by railroads, utilities, and non resident landowners. Endorsers say the tax does not raise overall county taxes and preserves equitable education for country children.
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Morgan County
Albany
Decatur
Payne Brothers Gin to Build Patron Shed
Payne Brothers & Co plan a 62 by 70 foot galvanized iron shed east of the railroad to shelter 32 wagons. The covered area will aid farmers bringing cotton, reducing delays and weather damage during peak season and improve comfort for patrons at the gin.
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Payne Bros. & Co
Payne Gin
Lareve Barn Destroyed By Lightning Stroke
A heavy rain storm Monday afternoon struck the barn of W. F. Fricke, five miles south of Ifartselle, igniting a blaze that consumed the structure and hay. Loss estimated over 1000 dollars. An Enterprise Want Ad.
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Lareve
W. F. Fricke
Ifartselle
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