Pratt City Notices and School Expansions Highlight City News
Pratt City life is highlighted with church events and school openings. Rev M H Hosmer preaches at M E Church South, while public schools plan six new rooms and larger attendance as Obregon plans growth. Local businesses update stores and services as labor Day observations pass and new residents join.
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3. M. Hosmer
The
Southern University, of
Greensboro
M.&. Church
South
Pratt City
Alabama
Bratt City Praises President Tie of United Mine Workers
The piece lauds President Tie as a popular, highly esteemed labor leader in Bratt City. It highlights his generosity integrity and loyal service to the United Mine Workers acting as local president. It notes his prominence in joint conventions with employers and the high regard he earns from company officials for firmness.
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Flynn
Bratt City
Tie
United Mine Workers
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