Alabama Moves to End Prohibition After 22 Years
Alabama lawmakers passed a state liquor control bill over Gov. Graves veto, ending 22 years of prohibition. The measure creates state stores for wet counties with repeal taking effect after the March 10 elections and gubernatorial proclamation, with whisky flow expected around April in counties voting for repeal.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bible Graves
Kansas
Ten- Heesee
Mississippi
Georgia
Okla Homa
Graves
Weeping preacher Lee Krupnick tours midwest sermons
Tulsa photographer and Sunday lay preacher, Lee Krupnick travels hundreds of miles to deliver emotional sermons across Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. A Jewish convert to Christianity he speaks to thousands without accepting money for his sermons.
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Tulsa
Okla
Lee Krupnick
Krupnick
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Community Notes From Bells Chapel Zone Rally and Visits
A Sunday zone rally drew a large crowd at Bells Chapel. Local residents and visitors include Fay Tate and daughter from Willisville, Mrs. M. J. Ritchie visiting the Ritchie family in Strong, Annie Lee Bailey staying with her aunt in Sweet Home, and many guest visits among area families such as the Suttons, the Walls, and the Pusloms. Jan 27 marks Werren’s 33rd birthday with activities noted in the community.
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Fay Tate
Willisville
H. F.y Tate
M. J. Ritchie
Bryan Ritchie
Strong
Annie Lee Bailey
Clifford Hiuskey
Sweet Home
R. C. Taylor
Nashville
Joel Chamlee
Grover Sutton
Beards Chapel
Lester White
Walter White
Cuney
W. J. Werren
E. A. Wood
Phoenix
Ariz
Monroes Return Home Brighten Holly Grove
The community of Holly Grove welcomes Mr and Mrs Monroe Willis back among neighbors. Eddie Suttog and Mrs Beatrice Hembree visit friends. Beatrice and Jerry Pool accompany her home for Sunday. Ben Wilson Kennie Atkins visited last Thursday. Mrs M E Atkins returns from extended stay. Norma and Muzelle Clark are noted locals.
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Monroe Willis
Mes
Eddie Suttog
Letha Bain
Marie
OmaLee Owens
R. L. Elliott
Nelson
The
League
Nhu
Rheeter
Beatrice Hembree
Jerry Pool
Beatrice
Ben Wilson
Kennie Atkins
M. E. Atkins
Ter
Norma and
Muzelle Clark
Handy Black-Draught Dose Guidance and Sales Pitch
The notice promotes Black-Draught laxative with adjustable doses for different ages. It explains dry powder form allows sizing to individual needs and claims it aids regular digestion without harsh purging. Sold in 25 cent packages and urged for use.
Funeral for David Hunter Seeks Family Sympathy
Monday services were held for David Hunter age 36 who died of pneumonia in Little Rock. He leaves a widow three children his father and several sisters and brothers. The community extends sympathy to the family as Bro Leroy Samuells conducted the funeral.
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Dewey Worthy
Ralph Roberts
Poole
Jack Hartsfield
Bro
Leroy Samuells
David Hunter
Little Rock
Politician Keeps Pledge At Dinner In Cottonwood Falls
Dan Hehl, elected county commissioner, promised friends a dinner after winning office. Hehl kept his word and hosted a gathering in Cottonwood Falls to honor supporters and celebrate the election victory.
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Cottonwood Falls
Kas
Dan Hehl
Hehl
Transplanting Rat Limbs Details by Loyola Student
AP report from Chicago describes Justin V. Sehwind a Loyola University medical student performing rat limb transplants. He binds donor and recipient, partially severs the limb, joins exposed muscles nerves and skin, then completes the connection after healing. He believes blood keeps the transplanted leg alive during transfer and hopes future replacements may aid organs.
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Aurelius Kinsey
Chicago
Dia
Justin V. Sehwind
Loyola University
Sehwind
Medi
Perrysbutrg
Ohio
Local Victory Celebrated At Barbeque Event
A celebratory gathering honored a regional victor who hosted a barbecue for between 300 and 400 guests at the office rally. Attendees praised the winner as colleagues shared remarks and meals, marking a successful campaign and community support.
Tailor's slogan and salt sales mix in New York
A fragmented New York note mentions a slogan for a tailor and diverse salt varieties. It notes stores advising on springs, colors, and the popularity of daisies, with unclear phrasing but references to retail prompts and seasonal themes.
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Air Commerce Bureau
North Beach
New York
York
Telephone Lines Repaired After Ice Storm Disaster
Telephone workers continue repairs after a $1,600,000 ice storm battered the town border to the Gulf in January. 26,000 poles and 18,004 miles of wire were damaged, yet improved poles, underground long distance cables, and a strengthened Bell System backbone helped limit losses and restore service quickly. The Southwestern Belt Telephone Company thanks customers for their patience during the hardship.
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Gulf
Bell System
Southwestern Belt Telephone Company
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