Lawrence County High School Notes and Personalities
Lawrence County High School notes recap holidays, wall maps, teacher trips, globe purchase, and a new concrete walk to the school. James Mardin returns after three weeks away. A football trip to Cullman ended season with one win and two losses as Cullman won 30 to 6. Spelling contest drama saw Robert Pickens survive to the final rounds, outperforming six veterans before losing.
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Cullman
Cullman County High School
Caesar
Robert Pickens
Charlie Stockton
Will Shelton
Frank Neely
R. Y. Goodlett
S. R. Sanders
O. L. Judy
Owes Her Good Health to Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio credits Chamberlain's Tablets with recovering from serious stomach trouble two years ago. She says she has been in the best health since stocking three bottles. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
R. G. Neff
Crookston
Ohio
High School Jokes and Local Notes
Irene Smith knits wool socks as a Christmas gift, Nathaniel hopes they warm feet. Willis Moody’s cow mishap leads to a milk loss after a misstep and a near spill. A new animation is praised as safer than dum dums. Miss Neely misreads lyrics causing a mild public misspeak. Joseph Gardner now wears long breeches. Brooklyn seeks a new charter.
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Irene Smith
Nathaniel
Joseph Gardner
Card of Thanks and Almanac Promotion in 1916
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the people of Moulton and Dime and specifically Mr and Mrs Dye of Dime for kindness during the illness and death of Mr John H Farley. Also notes 1916 Irl R Hicks Almanac praise, price, and mailing details. Harvey Armor family plans trip to San Jon New Mexico for Miss Nell Armor’s health.
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Moulton and Dime
Dye
Dime
John H. Farley
Allen Farley
F. B. Stewart
Harvey Armor
Miss Nell Armor
J. M. Armor
Hope
San Jon
New Mexico
Nell
Warmer Inside: Plants Hold Heat in Winter
Plants, like animals, stay warmer inside than the surrounding air, a difference that grows more noticeable during winter.
Notice to the Public and Charity Claim for Hayes
The undersigned certify that Mr. W. B. Hayes resides at Mountain Home in Lawrence county and is an honorable law abiding citizen who is afflicted and not able to work. He is truly an object of charity and in great want. J. C. Kumpe Judge of Probate W. R. Jackson Circuit Court Clerk W. C. Hamilton Tax Assessor J. E. Brown Tax Collector W. D. Irwin & Co There are fewer turkeys in the world today than last week and the Allies are still carving them with shrapnel in Europe. 10 CENT CASCARETS IF BILIOUS OR COSTIVE For Sick Headache Sour Stomach Sluggish Liver and Bowels They work while you sleep. Furred Tongue Bad Taste Indigestion Sallow Skin Miserable Headaches come from a torpid liver and bowels which cause your h to become filled with undigested food which sours and ferments like garbage in a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold misery indigestion foul gases bad breath yellow skin mental fears everything that is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight will give your constipated bowels a thorough cleansing and frighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10 cent box from your druggist will keep you feeling good for months.
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W. B. Hayes
Mountain Home
Lawrence County
J. C. Kumpe
W. R. Jackson
W. C. Hamilton
Europe
Lawrence County Alabama appoints electors registration appointments
The Registrar of Lawrence County Alabama gives notice that appointments are set under the 1903 act to register qualified electors. The notice cites Section 6 and mentions elections regulation in Alabama. The text indicates official action to enroll voters under state law.
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Alabama
Lawrence
Weather Beat Chronology Through December 1915
Historic list records consecutive weather beat numbers by date and place from December 7 1915 to January 12 1916. Names include Mountain Springs Kenrick Mt Hope Landersville Hatton Red Bank Town Creek Courtland Wheeler Hillsboro Morris Chapel Lick School House Wolf Spring Loosier Mountain Home Moulton Pinhook Shiloh Center Hodges Store Oakville Kitchens Caddo and observer E B Harris.
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Mountain Springs
Kenrick
Mt. Hope
Landersville
Hatton
Red Bank
Town Creek
Courtland
Wheeler
Hillsboro
Morris Chapel
Lick School House
Wolf Spring
Loosier
Mountain Home
Moulton
Pinhook
Shiloh
Center
Hodges Store
Oakville
Kitchens
Caddo
Alabama Governor Proclaims Bond Amendment Election 1916
Governor Charles Henderson proclaims a January 18 1916 statewide vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to issue bonds for retiring the state's floating debt. The measure, authorized at one million five hundred thousand dollars, requires semiannual interest and staged repayment beginning 1920, with notices to be published weekly for eight weeks.
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Wiereas
Alabama
Panama
Pherepfore
Charles Henderson
State of
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High Scho
Henry Watson
Miss Neely
Crowell and
Millican
Tennessee Valley
Decatur
Miss Thomas
James Mardin
Willis Moody
Willis
Carraway
Brooklyn
Irl R. Hicks
Almanac
America
Irl RK
Hicks
Word and Works
Word and Works Publishing Company
Franklin Ave
St. Louis
J. E. Brown
W. D.irwin & CO
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
Bevin
Sud Kay
Southern Hide & Tallow Co
Church St
A. Bernstein, Maneger
Decatur, Alabama
Bly Mule
Moulton On Pike
Luther Sherrill
Piilichuke & Howell
Enbine
P. O
Parcel Evergreen Plant Co
Evergreen
Ala
Brower
J. L. Echols Decatur, Alabama
the Youths Companion
Boston
Mass
W. E Sapp
E. B. Harris
Seach
Court House
Montgomery
Joan Purifoy
Lea
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