Hobson’s Passing Reverberates Through Public Life
The piece questions Hobson’s legacy from his Merrimac act to his later politics and lectures. It criticizes his frivolous public behavior and misconceived probe into prohibition, arguing Alabama voters deserve leaders with sound judgment and national perspective.
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Community Co operation A plea for supporting local stores
The piece argues that small towns near cities should cooperate to patronize local merchants. It notes residents often shop in nearby cities but asserts loyal local buying strengthens community growth, stabilizes stocks of high quality goods, and benefits the town economically and socially. It cites examples of brand availability and the need for progressive local merchants to stock well known items.
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The Princess Presents Two Three‑Reel Dramas
Manager Merrett offers a three reel drama The False Bride for tonight to please the Princess' friends and patrons. On Friday The Mad Hermit a three reel western drama produced by the Bison company will be shown.
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