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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
1
In a dim late afternoon, Jerry and Sally, sidelined by whooping cough, long for a snowy party and a snowman. They linger by the fire when a faint rustle near the clock hints at something white entering, turning a cozy room into a tense moment of mystery.
A Snow Fairy appears to Sally and Jerry as they rest by the mantel and entertains with a magical dance unseen by adults. The children awaken to find themselves asleep, join a motherly party, and keep the holiday cheer without reporting the magical visitor.
A collection of handwritten notes from Tama Hillsboro and nearby households where children ask Santa Claus for gifts. Requests include toys, candy, fruit, colors, dolls, a dog, dishes, and stationery, with mentions of ages from four to ten and family names Harold Stockton Carl Stockton Mary Clinon Tineagee Ruby Werren.
Lawyer McGreggor, Almon and Lowe traveled to the lower valley last week for a routine review of case files and to meet with local associates. No disputes or filings were reported, with aims to document regional legal matters and maintain professional ties.
Miss Mary Deratienried is convalescing after a late fall incident. She is receiving care and is expected to recover, with friends and family offering support during her convalescence.
Mrs Frank Gibson of Decatur is on a visit to old neighbors near town, stopping to chat with familiar faces and renew memories from years past.
Dr John Irwin, who has attended a social course of lectures at the Medical College in Birmingham, is at home during the hot days.
Capt. A. A. McGregor of Town Creek was in the city on Saturday on business. He is noted for his friendly smile and pleasant greetings, leaving a positive impression on everyone he meets.
Medical student Tom Irwin of Vanderbilt College reached home on Tuesday to spend the holidays, signaling a quiet end to term travel and reunion plans with family.
Lynch Irwin undertook a notable fly in trip to Memphis during the previous week, detailing travel by air and the planned activities upon arrival.
Judge Kumpe traveled to Hillsboro yesterday to meet his daughter Miss Sue and Miss Lassie Roberts who arrived from Athens to spend Christmas. A marriage occurred at Miss Nancy Wasson’s home on December 5 officiated by J H Wear Esq. The pairing of Mr S D McCary to Miss Pennie Hall is noted.
A charming assortment of gift boxed stationery is available and makes a thoughtful present. Sandlin-Cowan Drug Co offers these decorative sets likely to be appreciated by anyone seeking a small, refined gift.
Alabama lawmakers in 1921 amended section 6907 to stiffen penalties for willful fires in woods, grasses, and fences on land not in one's possession. Wardens, deputies, and constables are empowered to arrest violators. fires harm timber, grazing, and wildlife. Commissioner I T Quinn urges strict enforcement to protect forests. Cleaning and pressing offered by Owen Brothers Pressing Club.
Mr. Jim Berryhill was summoned to Albany due to his father’s illness. Miller Montgomery returned to Decatur after flu, while J M Jeffreys of Town Creek attends court in Moulton. Ford touring car for sale. Farm Demonstrator Deal from Florence visited. Murray DeGraffenried recovering from wagon accident. A W Walker Tax Collector attended the Grand Lodge in Montgomery with his wife. J M Delker of Vermilion Ohio visiting Mrs A L Windham in Moulton. House and lot for sale in Moulton plus building lot near Court Square. Fred Ashford of Courtland and J W Smith of Mt Hope in town. Montgomery recovering from flu. A E Jackson of Hartselle in Moulton. Lost heavy army overcoat with distinctive buttons. reward offered. Gift suggestions at Sandlin Cowan Drug Co.
Herman Hughes charged with murder in County jail fell from an upper bunk landing on his head, causing a large gash and unconsciousness. He is in serious condition awaiting trial, which was set for Wednesday but postponed.
A brief community note from Lawrence County reflects on enduring ties and faithful affection, framing a sentiment of unity and devotion in local life. The line captures a shared cultural value celebrating family, friendship, and communal bonds.
In Town Creek Lawrence County last Friday night Vivian Key allegedly stabbed a Black man named Sanders twice in the breast while a man named Chunk Brown restrained the victim. Sanders died soon after. Key fled and Brown was captured and jailed in the county, while Vivian Key remained at large until Tuesday evening.
In Lawrence County Alabama the circuit court in equity orders Pat Bowen to plead answer or demur to the bill of complaint by December 27 1922 or a decree pro confesso will be entered. Notice published four consecutive weeks. W R Jackson Register.
Emmett Collier was convicted in the Circuit Court last week and sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Wash Tylr near ChalYbeate Springs in this county. Collier's attorney gave notice for an appeal.
The Lawrence County High School suspended operations on Tuesday due to widespread sickness. The flu epidemic is worsening around Moulton with several families affected. readers are advised to consult a doctor and seek medicine to combat the illness.
In Lawrence County Alabama a circuit court in equity orders publication in the Moulton Advertiser for Tifton Jackson, non resident, to plead to the bill by December 20 1922 or a decree Pro Confesso may be entered. the notice is dated November 29 1922 and signed by W R Jackson.
In the matter of Jno S Minor deceased, administrator R M Busis files accounts and sworn statements for final settlement. The court orders January 8, 1923 as the day to finalize and allow interested parties to appear and contest as proper. Witness December 4, 1922. Toys for the children advertised by Sandlin-Cowan.
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