Local planter Angela Delony visits on Monday
Angela Delony of Colbert County near Leighton, a prominent planter, was in town Monday on business.
07 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1918
Page
1
Angela Delony of Colbert County near Leighton, a prominent planter, was in town Monday on business.
Rose Murphree, formerly of Lawrence County, now a leading planter in Morgan County, was in town last Saturday.
Anderson Mc Bride, in service with Uncle Sam at Camp Pike, visits family near Hillsboro. An advertisement announces Paul White’s new grocery stock in the old W. D. Irwin stand on the south side of the public square, with hardware to follow.
C. N. Roberson of Hillsboro and James J. Harris of Courtland were in town last Friday on business.
Miss Bettie Irwin and Mrs John C Forney with the Misses Forney went to Caddo last Saturday to organize a Chapter of the American Red Cross. 666 contains no poison and cures by removing the cause. Prof J T McKee of Florence spoke at the Court House Friday night on the three mill tax and literacy work in Alabama. L M Bell returned from Nashville after a business trip.
B L Owen of Columbus Mage owner of a leading Lawrence County farm spent part of last week here attending to his interests. He previously lived in Moulton. A large crowd from across the county gathered Monday at Probate Court.
Voters are urged to elect an all new Democratic State Executive Committee at the coming election. Five of ten candidates in the Eighth District are pro prohibitionists and readers are asked to vote for five: Virgil Bouldin, J. K. Koonce, A. G. Patterson, John P. White, Inter B. Wyatt.
Fragmentary advertisement copy shows a dubious claim about a cure for a disease with a Toledo address and a call to purchase “Catarrh Medicine.” The readable text is garbled but suggests a product pitch and contact details.
Lawrence County urges voters to back W H Smith of Town Creek for state senate in the Second District. He supports prohibition and constructive legislation while opponent Mr Skeggs of Decatur opposes ratification of the Federal Prohibition Amendment.
The protracted meeting at Town Creek Baptist church began last Sunday with Rev. J. W. Jones of Moulton and Mt Hope Baptist churches preaching. Much interest is shown and the meeting will run into next week.
A Birmingham political advertisement questions wealth as a barrier to Alabama’s governorship. It argues Judge Brandon offers access to the office for all, rejects buying the governorship, and contrasts with critics who cite campaign spending laws. The piece ends urging support for Brandon in August.
At a mass meeting of Birmingham lawyers Judge Richard V. Evans was unanimously endorsed for Judge of the Court of Appeals. The resolution commended him to voters as one who has served on the Appellate Court with esteem. Paid political advertisement by Richard W. Evans, Birmingham, Ala.
Albany orator Hon. A G Patterson urged voters in Lawrence County to back Governor candidate Thos E Kilby and Prohibitionists for legislature and state senate. He spoke at Oakville Wren Moulton Mt Hope Courtland and emphasized electing a Prohibition state executive committee.
Prohibition candidates run for spots on the state committee, seeking party support and ballot placement. The article notes contest expectations, highlighting key figures and potential organizational backing in the race.
Hon. S. A. Lynne of Decatur will speak Saturday at 2 30 p m in Mr Hope in support of Hon W W Callahan candidate for Congress. Lynne is described as a fine speaker and expected to draw a good crowd.
A. &. Crow, formerly of Moulton and now residing in Birmingham, is visiting his daughter Mrs. J. A. Berryhill. Jim has been ill for some time and friends express concern to see him recover and out among people on the streets.
Congressman FE B. Almon addressed a large audience in the court house last Tuesday morning. He defended his congressional record and rebutted charges raised during the campaign.
Rev. W. M. Wilson of Hubbard Texas will start a revival at Bellview Baptist Church on the Moulton pike about ten miles west of Decatur Friday night before the Third Sunday in August. Everyone invited to attend.
An Alabama Justice of the Peace records sworn testimony from Stuart a rural carrier in Jackson County about receiving and delivering antiwar speeches from Judge Almon and Senator La Follette during 1917. The documents note stamps reading Compliments of Ed B Almon M C Eighth Alabama District and that the material accompanied ordinary mail on the Hollywood beat. Paid political advertising authorized by the Gallahan Campaign Committee.
William E. Skeggs declares he cannot campaign in person due to family commitments and a week in New York. He pledges Democratic fidelity, opposes liquor liberalization and federal control, and urges voters to reject a constitutional amendment transferring liquor regulation to Washington. He promises taxation reform, better schools, roads, voter registration, juror selection, mine reform, and state sovereignty. Paid political advertisement authorized by Wm. E. Skeggs.
Eugene Hamilton, a Lawrence County boy in the National Army, spent a few days at home last week. Mrs. Lizzie Greenhaw and her children from Cordova Alabama, guests of W B Greenhaw for two weeks, left Tuesday for home. Harvey Free, now employed in Nashville, spent several days here during the post week.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Lawrence County Court of Revenue will be held next Monday in the Commissioner's office at the Court House. Judge Sherrod urged all parties to present claims in proper legal form so the court can act on them.
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