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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
2
The Moulton Advertiser marks seven decades of operation under the White family leadership, highlighting archival issues, community coverage, and ongoing local journalism tradition. The milestone reflects long service to the town and its residents through reporting, ads, and public notices.
A wartime column argues gold from Europe funds war supplies and warns Republicans flip their stance on gold standards. It notes gold flows flood the U S, paper currency would fail in conquered economies, and financiers fear a panic if banks become burdened. The piece contrasts past Bryan coalitions and current GOP strategy to regain power while supporting Woodrow Wilson.
The article highlights the everyday workers who raise corn and are mobilizing to combat the cattle tick menace. It emphasizes practical efforts by farmers and laborers to protect crops and livestock, reflecting a community driven response to a widespread agricultural problem.
A 1915 testimonial extols Sloan's Liniment as the ultimate pain killer that works without rubbing. Mervin H. Leister of Berkeley California says after wet Panama Exposition feet his neck stiffness softened after two applications, with rapid improvement by morning. Druggists carry it at 23 cents.
On October 26 the death angel took Mrs Grady Moody, 22 years 2 months 27 days, wife of Grady Moody four miles east of Moulton. She leaves two children, a girl and a boy. A Church of Christ member, she faced death in faith. Funeral by Brother Hill.
A brief item from the Chattanooga News notes two laboring individuals on a farm who insist they never intended harm. They voice a belief in rising together or facing all consequences, reflecting a rural moral stance.
Charleston moves toward becoming an export coal port as plans advance for new facilities and rail links. Officials say the development could boost regional trade, create jobs, and position the city as a key unloading and shipping hub for coal exports.
The governor proclaims a state wide vote on an amendment to allow Birmingham to levy taxes up to one and one half percent of property value with annual cap at one percent unless elector approved higher rates. The proclamation follows a 1915 act and notes the cost of publication has been paid into the State treasury.
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