Political announcements for Morgan County candidates 1922
Multiple candidates in Morgan County Alabama declare for offices including Board of Revenue Probate Judge Sheriff and Legislature. Announcements list W B McCulloch J A Robinson Lovick P Troup Charles M Dinsmore F M Hamilton J C Huckaby C E Poole Milton C West David C Jones R E Stewart T M Jones T B Brindley John Patterson James A Forman and others subject to Democratic primary August 8 1922 with paid ads authorized by each candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McCulloch
Board of Revenue
Morgan Aeaky
Alasane
W.B . McCulloch
Jack A. Robinson
Board of Revenue of
1St District
Morgan County
Ala
A. A. Robinson
M. Brothers
W. M. Brothers
Charles M. Dinsmore
Labama
Lovick P. Troup
Eee
Moraes County
William E. Skeggs
Milton C. West
David C. Jones
R. E
Bob” Stewart
Ene County
R. E. Stewart
The
Daily
T. M. Jones
John Patterson
Alabama
James A. Forman
Eighth Judicial Circuit Judge Candidate Declarations
Osceola Kyle Robert C Brickell James E Horton Jr announce candidacies for the Eighth Judicial Circuit judgeships. They object to the Democratic primary set for August 8 1922 and seek re election or initial election in the public notice style typical of political adverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Siea
RT C. Brickell
Robert. C. Cell
Campaign notices announce to-be-held August 8 1922 primary
Democratic primary action set for August 8 1922 with candidates James H Ballentine D C Almon and John R Sample seeking election as Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit. Each notice states advertising authorization and candidacy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Judicial Circuit
James H. Ballentine
James H. Ballentina
D.C
John R. Sample
Democratic primary candidates for Morgan County Solicitor
Several candidates announce for Morgan County Court Solicitor in Alabama. T. C. Almon and W. H. Long file pledges authorized as paid political advertising. N. Powell and Cliff Almon also publicize runs subject to the Democratic primary on August 8, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Ala
C. L. Price
Morgan County Court
R Mm
T. C
Cliff
W. H. Long
N. Powell
J. N. Powell
James L. Draper Runs in Morgan County Circuit Clerk Race
R McClusky announces candidacy for Circuit Clerk of Morgan County Alabama in the Democratic sub primary held August 8 1922. The notice lists James L Draper as the authorizing official for the campaign.
Candidate announces re election bid in Alabama Eighth District
The Daily presents a candidacy notice for Ed B Almon seeking re election to Congress from Alabama's Eighth District in a Democratic primary on August 8 1922. The notice requests votes and influence and is authorized by Mrs W B Edmundson.
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Congress
Ap Arin
Lelia Seton) Tancodson
Sunes
Eighth
W. B. Edmundson
Alabama
B. Almon
County Board of Education Candidate Faces Democratic Primary
A candidate seeking membership on the County Board of Education faces the Democratic primary election. Details are sparse due to the fragmented OCR text. The outcome hinges on the Angsty 19 BE Dayi Cai pia veri phrasing in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
BE. Dayi Cai Pia Veri
Amateurs Sinners Menacing London Says Official
Sir Leonard Dunning, B M Inspector of Constabulary, calls amateur women sinners a menace to London life. Mrs. E F Smith of Brighton links housing shortages after the war to rising immorality among young women and low lodging conditions. She warns crowded housing fosters early virtue erosion and increased temptations for unemployed girls aged 16 to 20.
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Idea News Service
Apnon
Sir Leonard Dunning
Sir Leonard
London
E. F. Smith
Brighton
England
Great Britain
Albany post office to get illuminated sign
A new sign for the Albany post office is being erected today by Alabama Power Company employees. The sign will be lit each night using 144 incandescent lights to form the letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Alabama Power Company
Nid regi Attends All Day Meeting at Cedar Pla
Nid regi with friends traveled to McKendree chapel for an all day meeting. Citizens from every section of the community joined in large numbers for the event in the afternoon.
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Cedar Pla
McKendree Chapel
Cotton Market Opens Steady Then Declines Across Belt
New York June 5 cotton opened fairly steady to day with a decline of 15 to 22 points influenced by fair weather and a forecast for continued steady conditions through the week. Losses appeared aided by selling pressure from New Orleans and liquidation by commission houses. some replacing of lines by sold out bulls and fair demand from the trade kept activity alive.
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New York
Hee
New Orleans
Home Making Helps With Dinner Service By WXNDA SAATOn
A guide on using a single maid for formal dinners stresses practice at home, proper dress, and neat grooming. It advises a simple, well organized service plan with a ready to serve menu and double boiler sauces to avoid last minute pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WXNDA
Saaton
Soatans Saat
IMA Fab Beit Leo Agencig
Big Cotton Sale Noted In County Market
A large sale of cotton occurred in the county at Hartselea about two years ago with roughly 500 bales marketed. One buyer, described as a river country man, paid around $11,000 and plans to market cotton again this year. He owns substantial land and rents extensive acreage for profitable subletting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsellea
Eugie
Four Plead Guilty in Morgan County Court
Four men pled guilty before Judge Lowe on Friday. Two black defendants received 170 and 166 days in jail, with Love Cooper for petit larceny and Porter Mack for violating prohibition. Two white men admitted to Sunday gaming and were fined 31.50 each. The black defendants were sent to Belle Elien coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Morgan County
Love Cooper
Porter Mack
Belle Elien
Albany Office Building Renamed From Johnson Structure
The landmark Johnson building at Grant Street and Second Avenue will be known as the Albany Office Building. Dr. F. P. Pettey announced the purchase years ago and says the interior is being renovated for office tenants only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Johnson Building
Grant Street
Second Avenue
F. P. Pettey
Younden Bidg
Insurance
RSS Ehry
Albany Bank Cashier Attends Shrine Convention
Thomas A Bowles cashier of the Central National Bank of Albany and a prominent Shrine member attended the Shriners convention in session at San Francisco California. He was accompanied by his son Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Bowles
Central National Bank of Albany
Shrine
Shriners Convention
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas
Visiting Minister Morris Tours Twin Cities Today
Rev. Moses N. Morris of Trinity visits the Twin Cities today as a pioneer North Alabama conference minister. During his active ministry he served churches at Athens Albany and other places within the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses N. Morris
Trinity
Twin Cities
Morris
North Alabama
Athens
Albany
The
Morgan County Boy Fills Pulpit Here
Rev T H Johnson a former Morgan County boy now stationed at Lincoln Ta stopped over in Decatur on route to Athens to preach in Epworth League conference deliberations. He occupied the pulpit at the First Methodist church Decatur at the 11 o'clock service Sunday morning. Johnson is a brother of Rev Wilson Johnson pastor of a leading church in Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Johnson
Morgan County
Lincoln
Panhandler’s Quip Sparks Ethical Debate in Public
A controversial remark comparing a panhandler’s success to a husband’s failure circulates in public discourse. The statement raises questions about charity, personal responsibility, and social attitudes toward poverty.
Will Answer Any Woman Who Writes
Cumberland Md reports a letter from Mrs Joan Heier of 58 Dilley Street describing using a vegetable compound in her youth for health and schooling. The note says she and others respond to inquiries and publish recommendations, with Heier noting ongoing letters requesting guidance.
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Cumberland, Md
Pinkham
Ing
Ironiq
Slduetto
Joan Heir
Dilley St
Cumberland
Conight
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George Wallace
Twin City Transfer Co
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J. A. Thornhill
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Will
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Bobby Smoot
Bobby
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F. M. Hamilton
Ada
J. C. Huckaby
C. E. Poole
Dr.t. B. Brindley
Br. T. B. Brindley
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James E. Horton, Jr
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W. R. McClusky
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