14 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
1
One year in advance costs 100 dollars. Six months in advance 60 dollars. Three months in advance 25 dollars. Subscriptions are billed in advance by Pav Warr Publishers.
The department invites the Farmers Union to fill the open position weekly and urges the County Union to elect an Editor and commence publication immediately.
Delegated meeting with Elam Creek Local, five miles east of Maniton, on Feb 28 and March 12, 1907. State officers attend. First half day free. afternoon business with closed doors. N D Sandlin secretary treasurer Lawrence County invites editor and public.
Dear Mr White I write to you and ask you to print this Union letter from end to end Our Union at Loosier is lively and we attend to our own business and we let the other fellow operate without interference This brief communication conveys union solidarity and ongoing industrial focus.
A dated letter describes multiple orders totaling 109.70 for sugar and coffee, another nearly 100, and about 900 for guano. The writer mentions a County Speaker, John French, who spoke at a gathering, encourages continuing efforts, and asks for publication of the letter. It reflects shared community fundraising and morale.
An 1907 appeal to White residents of Lawrence County Alabama reports $800 raised for a church project. The letter thanks donors, vows continued prayer, and invites further gifts while noting the community will welcome future support from White and Colored people as seasons change.
The writer reflects on teaching young people to lead respectable lives as citizens of the county. He notes prior aid from White People and urges older residents to set a good example for the youth, signing off with Christian wishes for all.
In Vinemont Alabama on February 2 1907 F P Fonner writes gratitude for a note in the Advertiser and requests help buying a horse saddle and funds to support a religious work. He praises the Advertiser for opposing vice while noting local saloons and a corn miller. He asks Jourd White to repeat the note and assist financially.
The document portrays C. M. Sherrod as the chief figure behind a proposed prohibition licensing bill. It outlines two main aims: to publish a list of state and federal license holders and to push the measure through the legislature before adjournment. The piece asserts confidence the bill will become law.
Grand Jury for the Circuit Court of Lawrence County to meet on First Monday in March 1907. A bill to prohibit shipment, transportation or delivery of intoxicating liquors from Alabama outside prohibition districts to areas within Alabama where sale is prohibited by law. Sections establish unlawful shipment and delivery, penalties, and repeal conflicting laws. Letter from Hillsboro discusses cotton farming, land preparation, and local movings with weather notes and local names.
A humorous meditation on male behavior and social labels. It muses on love, reputation, politics, religion, money, and aging, noting the double standards men face and the paradoxes of modern romance and ambition. The piece winks at readers with comical generalizations and wary optimism about the male life journey.
The Farmers News Scimitar promotes its Memphis Tennessee paper as essential for farmers with a weekly circulation exceeding 100000. It offers liberal commissions to agents and monthly cash prizes plus a gold watch for top club raiser, plus a missing word contest. Readers are urged to send name and address for full particulars.
A fragment from this paper notes the paradox of a lynching mob seeking forgiveness for its intended victim. The text also mentions several letters rejected by the publication and reports a disaster where fire, wind, and water caused ten million dollars in damage in ten days. A meteor and a fast moving train wreck out west is briefly noted with fearful implications.
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