County Officials and Board Members Listed in Moulton
County names and titles include Chancellor W H Simpson Circuit Judge D W Speake Judge of Probate J Kuma Solicitor Dr Almon Circuit Clerk R M Byars Register in Chancery D C Goollett Sheriffs John Stephenson Tax Collector D J Bracken Tax Assessor W C Amilton Tax Commissioner Ww N Almon Treasurer Joan P Henderson Superintendent of Education Henry G Almon County Surveyor MG Delashaw Crow Moulton Ala County Court Jutice Kumpe County Solicitor J M Irwin Members of Board of Avenue W V Prenitt J N Shests A J Wirclesp F M Carrath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Simpson
D. W. Speake
Dr. Almon
R. M. Byars
D. C. Goollett
John Stephenson
D. J. Bracken
W C. A.milton
Ww. N. Almon
Joan P. Henderson
Sup
Henry G. Almon
Mg Delashaw
Moulton
Ala
D. Lester Crow
Jautige—Ji
Kumpe
J. M. Irwin
Board of
Aevenue
W. V Prenitt
J. N. Shests
A. J. Wirclesp
F. M. Carrath
Court Calendar and Beat Assignments Listed
Court schedule notes for Chantery County outline convening dates for court types and beat level judge and constable assignments. Includes probate county boards and revenue dates plus multiple beat pairs with J P clerks and constables across towns Hillsboro Coastland Town Creek Oakville Pool Hillsboro and Moulton with names such as A W Bailey W R Aycock J A Gilchrist M Sherrod W C Stewart T R Glenn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bailey
W. R. Aycock
T. Terry
Hillsboro
J. A. Gilchrist
M. Sherrod
J.P. H.W. Wright
C—Coastland
J. L. Lyndon
W. J. Mustin
C—Town Creex
Notice Another Chance at Moulton Court House
We will spend the last ten days of December 1905 at the Court House in Moulton to wait on those Providentially Prevented from meeting us at the above appointments. Remember the penalty dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Poll Tax Notice for Ages 11 to 45 in 1905
Payment of poll tax not compulsory but required to qualify as voters under the New Constitution. Taxes must be paid on or before February 1, 1906. Ajick polls must also be paid. W. C. Hambrick, Tax Assessor. D. H. Bracken, Tax Collector. August 21, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajick
Interior Department Land Office Notice of Contest in Alabama
Augustus F. White files a contest against Henry H Price for Entry No 25733 in Huntsville Alabama. The contest cites abandonment of land for over six months and nonresidence, with due diligence showing service impossible. Hearing set before Judge Kumpe in Manston and final hearing before the U.S. Land Office in Montgomery. Registered by Robert Barber and Nathan H. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Montgomery Ala
Augustus F. White
Henry H Price
Huntsville
Ala
Henry A. Price
Henry H. Price
Henry Hi, Price
Alabama
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
U.S
J. Cc. Kumpe
Lawrence County
Manston
U- 5
Montgomery
Ann
Robert Barber
Nathan H. Alexander
Religious services and pastors listed in local notices
Baptist preaching on the fourth Sunday with Eid rites led by Pastor R L Quinn. Sunday School at 9 AM. Methodist services on the second and third Sundays with Rev Edd Driskes, pastor, and Sunday School at 9 AM. Christian church preaches evening on the first Sunday with Rev J W Hin, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Eid
R. L. Quinn
Edd Driskes
J. HW. Hin
Masonic Lodge Meeting Schedules and Officers
Regular communications for Moulton Lodge No 6 A F and A M on the third Saturday at 2 pm with Delashaw as W and Vaughan as Secy Mt Hope Lodge No 168 meets on the Saturday before the third Sunday monthly with Martin as WM and Kirby as Secy Courtland Lodge No 37 A F and A M meets on the second Monday of each month J Kaen as WM H Pippen as Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope Lodge
J. R. Martin
W. M. E R. Kirby
Courtland Lodge No
A. F
A.M
J. Kaeen
M. H. Pippen
Courtland
Royal Arch Masons
N. G. Delashaw
W. T. Simmons
See’ Y
Kor P. Arria Lodge
K. of P
Castle Hall
Moulton
F. D. Gibson
C. C. R. M. Byars
K. of R
Town Creek Lodge
W.O.W
Hagland
C.c
WJ. Lee
Witnesses to Prove Residence and Cultivation in Alabama
The document lists John R Waters John M Pitman Alen J Young Benjamin F Wairs and William M Hale of Pool Als and Huntsville Meridian with witnesses Alva W Payne Malison B Graham William Reed and Philip H Hawkins all from Mountain Home Alabama for proof of continuous residence and cultivation of land under a case led by Robert Barber, 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Montgomery Ala
Moulton Ala
John A McDogie
H KB
Huntsville
Huntville
Joan L. Millwood
Samuel E
Kirby James H. Tucker
George B. Legyz
Leola Ala
Department of the Interior Land of Fice
Montgomery
Ala
Siven
Moatton
John W
H BE
West
Huntaville
Jane
John S Beek
William J Barden
Hatton, Ala
Robert A. Senoggina
Emmit Kent
Town Creek
Klobert Ba Kbe
John R Waters
John M Pitman
Alen J. Young
Benjamin F. Wairs
Pool Als
William M. Hale
Hantaville
Nj SE
Weas
Huntsville Meridian
Hames
Isi
Alva W. Payne
Malison B Graham
William Reed
Philip H. Hawkins
Mountain Home
Alabama
Robert Barber
Gister
How the South Grows and its Prosperity
A Columbus Enquirer Sun excerpt notes the South’s farm products rising from 660 million to 1.70009 billion in value, projecting 2.099 billion in five years with mineral, lumber and other industries expanding. Railroads aided development by improving facilities and equitable rates, boosting cotton and iron exports. The Panana Canal opening is seen as a further uplift, while voices warn against federal rate regulation and secret rebates, urging strict enforcement of existing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Maine
California
Lakes
Mexico
New York
Seattle
San Francisco
Savannah
Pensacola
Panama Canal
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Savings Spotlight at the Bank of Moulton
An advertisement urges readers to open an account at the Bank of Moulton highlighting security and temptation defense for savers and stressing the safety of deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Moulton
Home Sickness A Confession From The City To The Trees
A speaker confesses preference for home grown trees and stars over city lights and bustle. He recalls a city concert but finds himself homesick, valuing simple natural sounds and home comfort above urban splendor. The reference evokes a Washington Star voice and sentiment.
A Quiet Summer in a Piney Up-Country Town
A series of letters from Cathie and Nellie describe a peaceful country summer. Cathie longs for nature and hammock life, while gossiping neighbors in a small town reveal social tensions and romantic entanglements. The notes recount flirtations, engagements, and eventual plans to marry Jack, amid village chatter and summer idleness.
Mother and Child Hymn of Morning Grace
A lyrical fragment exalts motherhood and divine presence. It describes morning and night as realms where worship occurs, portraying love and loveliness as transformative and holy. The piece speaks of sin banished by grace and a longing for a renewed gospel in timeless imagery.
War Talk and Warnings Reported by Chica Record Herald
A fragmentary note quotes the Chica Record-Herald proclaiming war talk and a warning sentiment toward Japan. The piece discusses uncertainty about victory and hints at contested outcomes on both sides while noting the paper’s cautious stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterzhir
Japan
Chica
Record-Herald
Railroads and Prosperity in Florence Alabama
Florence readers see railroads shaping industry as Alabama firms expand Fertilizer Works output. The Tennessee Fertilizer Works plant grows with cotton seed meal from a local mill and phosphate from Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee. Rail connections enable shipments to Kentucky and East Tennessee, prompting debate on per mile freight rates versus commodity pricing to protect local trade and prevent paralysis of local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Alan
Ofennessee
Alabama
Mt. Pleasant
Tenn
Germany
Pensacola
Mobile
Louisville
Nashville
Kentucky
East Tennessee
The South's Stowth Marvel of the World
The piece extols the South as a marvel and foresees a future where the region becomes icchest and happiest under the sun. The language celebrates regional pride and progress.
Moulton Advertiser Discusses Sheriff Nominations and Rates
The notice outlines bidding and communication rules for sheriff nominations and other candidates. It states two cents per word, cash in advance, applies to all state district and county candidates, and calls for fair, businesslike conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Coun
Farmers to Meet Dates Set for Association Meetings
Hon Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Growers Association lists meeting dates for officer elections and organization to improve prices. First Saturday in December county meetings follow, state meetings on the third day of January, and a general meeting on the third Tuesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Growery Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. M. Sherrod
Henry D. Jones Moulton
Shickrod & Jones
Lawrence
Ata
G. O. Chenault
Bank of Moulton
Offlce
J.m.irwin
G. O. Cusnaver
M. Suxtrop
Courtland, Ala
Ala Calis
Windham & Co
Arova
Christian Church
John Fh.irwin
Moulton _ Ala
Wixpnam
Cal
Til Irwin M
Marion Lovett
Decatur
Bank Street
Mattie Masierson
Bismark Hotel
Discatur
Fie
R.E Saunders
Bell 'Tavern
Jonn
Howell
Chamberlain
Chantery Court
County Court
Probate Court
Board of Revenue
N. J. Lemay
Gilbert Troop
Jas. N. Collier
C—Step
W. C. Stewart
T. R. Glenn
J P
constable—Wheeler
J. H. Butler
M. Wallace
J. P
R. T. Hatton
C—Frossy
Avecy
Ferguson
W. Howell
Mr. Hope
E. Gardner
J. H. Brewer
Landersville and
R. Y. Goodlett
Constable— Jacobs
F. A. Cowan
P. Waterson
McNutt
Oakville
A.J. McCulloen
W. T. Hill
J. G. Whrasher
C—Caddo
T. B. Hearland
Wm. Hawkins
constable—Pool
Home
J. B. Barbee
Notary Pube
Tvaure of
Busihuss
W. C. Hambrx
D. H. Bracken
Church Directory
A. PF. SA
Houston
M. H.G
Fee
Manxs
Eee
Pano Sona
Ng Palerta
Mann & Co
Scienmerican
Solid Munn & Co
F St
Robert Barcer
Moviton
James J Jenkins
Nwin Wi
The
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Washington Star
Sivalia Truitt Bishop
Daily Story Pub. Ga
Nell
Ferrand
Willougby
Cathie
John Grosvenor
Catherine Traynor
Nellie
Mrs. Ford
Jennings
Mr. Grosvenor
Cc. L. Traynor
Nellia
Mrs. Harrison
Hersel
Miss Lawson
May
Grosevenor
John
Byron
Katie
Jack
Jack Cathie
Southern Mills
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