Party Contest Hearing Slated in Alabama District
In Montgomery a hearing is set for tomorrow at 10 AM before Circuit Judge Bowen Simmons to review contests accusing four loyalists of fraud in the May 2 primary. Richard T. Rives represents national party loyalists challenging the state committee subcommittee’s election actions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Nation Party
Bowen Simmons
Richard T. Rives
National Party
State Democratic Executive Committee
State Committee
States Righters
Russell
Lee
Coffee
State Supreme Court
Simmons
Early smallpox epidemic among Canadian Indians in the East
As early as 1635 smallpox introduced by Europeans spread widely among Canadian Indigenous peoples in the eastern regions, creating a severe health crisis and high fatality.
Mr Link Robinson praises HADACOL for health boost in Newport
A Newport man claims HADACOL corrected a stomach illness and gas, allowing him to eat normally and work without nerves or bloating. He notes doctors recommending HADACOL and touts its vitamins B1 B2 iron and niacin. The ad promises money back if no improvement and sells a trial size for $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link Robinson
Lindsey
Newport
Mr. Robinson
Hadacol
New Tennessee Valley Dairy firm forms in Moulton
Moulton readers learn of the formation of Tennessee Valley Dairy Products Inc with W. G. Burch as president and J Aaron Templeton, Danville dairyman, as vice president. Directors include James P. Miller, H A Alexander, and J K Ayers. The plant aims to process milk, butter milk, ice cream, and grade A milk locally, with expansion possible to cheese and other products. The organization aligns with the Moulton Business Men's Organization efforts to create markets for local farmers in Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Dairy Products, Incorporated
W. G. Burch
Moulton
Burch
J. Aaron Templeton
Danville Dairyman
James P. Miller
H. A. Alexander
Moulton Business Men's Organization
J. K. Ayers
Leo Roberson
Tennessee Valley Dairy Products, Inc
Moulton Business Men’s
Lawrence County
Fau
City Court Busy With Assault and Public Drunkenness
Two negro women jailed for fighting and assault with a weapon, fined 16.50 each after guilty verdicts. A 15 year old white boy pleaded guilty to public drunkenness, fined 10 and costs, placed on three months probation. Four arrests and four public drunkenness cases involved three white men.
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J. L. Weatherwax
Claim Too Much Cotton
Registered letters were mailed this week to about 300 counties regarding excess cotton claims. Officials warn growers to verify forms and deadlines to avoid delays, with counterclaims possible.
Tons of Weevil Poison Carried to Cotton Areas
The report notes large-scale movement of weevil poison from Moulton at week start to county cotton fields as weather allows application. Estimates show up to 500 tons sold in past three weeks with county agent Sam McClendon predicting as much as 3,000 tons may be needed for a normal cotton crop. Agricultural leaders welcome purchases and expect a strong crop if rain relaxes and dry spells persist.
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Moulton
Sam McClendon
Local couples take vacations across Florida Smokies and Texas
Mr and Mrs Farrel McKelvey and Mr and Mrs Herchel Boyles returned from a week long trip largely in Florida. Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson and sons Bobby and Bryan left for a Smoky Mountains vacation and other East destinations. Rev Will Wear spoke at Central Baptist Decatur. Rev G M Bynum and Mrs Bynum with Miss Mildred Bynum are visiting relatives in San Antonio and Houston Texas. Mr and Mrs Howard Burch were also mentioned.
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Sonny Royer
Maurice Dutton
Lyndon Simms
Yalon Terry
Moulton
Camp Westmoreland
Jack Burch
Thomas Warren
Max Gordon
Annie Terry
Tennis Sanderson
Dee Terry
Birdis Terry
Paul Montgomery
Arthur Bays
Ardmore
Okla
L. D. Harris
Michael
Valley View
Texas
Elmer Bays
Lee Hardin
Charlotte
N. C
John Hardin
J. E. Wallace
Decatur
H. E. Weather
Farrel McKelvey
Herchel (Pinkey) Boyles
Florida
Robert B. Henderson
Bobby An Bryan
Smoky Mountains
Will Wear
Central Baptist Church
G. M. Bynum
Bynum
Mildred Bynum
San Antonio
Houston
Howard Burch
Ill and recovering local residents noted in brief
Wax Moulton ill but reported better yesterday. Mrs James Borden had tonsillectomy at Craig clinic Monday. Eastern Star to install Lavonia Porter July 20 at Masonic Hall. Ora Jackson guest of sister Mrs W R Legg in Florence. Mrs O D Sewell and infant moved from Craig clinic to Houston home. Louie Aldridge hosted by Etheredge family in Decatur. Church of Christ members heard Tom Corum Earl Aldridge. Rev Ellingham away at revival. Dr K L Rudolph spoke at Methodist service in pastor Bynum’s absence. Mrs Charles Wright and Baton Rouge family left after visiting Hamiltons.
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Moulton
James Borden
Craig’s Clinic
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lavonia Foss Porter
Ora Jackson
State Teachers College
Florence
W. R. Legg
O. D. Sewell
Craig
Houston
Louie Aldridge
G. W. Etheredge
Decatur
Church of Christ
Tom Corum
Earl Aldridge
Fitzhugh Ellingham
K. L. Rudolph
Athens College
G. M. Bynum
Pecan Tree Requires Less Care After Establishment
A pecan tree is described as needing less ongoing care than other fruit trees once established, suggesting lower maintenance costs and simpler upkeep for growers.
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L. C. Fisher CO
Decatur, Ala
U. S
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Henley
Henley-on-Thames
England
Moulton. News
Floyd Campbell
Campbell
Hospital
Irwin and
Dyar
Emmett Owens
Thomas Burks
Trinity
Rodney Aldridge
Harvey Anderson
Hillsboro
John Martin
Grayson
Wheeler Owens
Martha G. Hood
Hulme Dotson
Wheeler
Harold Jones
Bill Horton
J. T. Clemmons
Robert Posey
W. H. Riner
Town Creek
A. L. Smith
Courtland
Percy Little
On Hope
Robert Glenn
Oulton
Iq Star Gazer
Clay B Pollan
ARIES
Taurus
Amini
LisRa
Sagittarius
Biciz
Capricorn
Charles Wright
Baton Rouge
David Hamilton
Neal Stephenson
Rt 1
Austinville
Cora
Cala
Dodge
Operatin Independenti
Tifa
McNelly Motors
Second Avenue
Coca-Cola Company
Decatur Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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