Locals and Personal News
Sergeant Harry Rowe recently discharged from the army visited with his wife Mrs. Rowe a local high school teacher during the past week then returned home to Tallavale Eva Farley left Tucs for Memphis to buy spring millinery. The Moulton Public School plans an entertainment in the High School Auditorium next Friday night Reverend Thornton Crews of Lawrenceburg Tenn will preach at the Church of Christ in Moulton next Sunday February 23 Leonard McMillan who served in France with Uncle Saw's boys has returned home east of Moulton Miss Addie Masterson also mentioned.
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Harry Rowe
Mrs. Rowe
Talla
Moulton Public School
Thornton Crews
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Church of Christ
Moulton
Leonard McMillan
France
Uncle Saw
Frank P. Pickens
Mr. Pickens
Local notes and business chatter from Moulton
Monday visits and home notices fill this item: Arnie Cowan travels to Nashville to purchase spring millinery, Buich and Yarbrough seek Route Three business, Rev J W Jones attends Albany preacher meeting, Bryan Greenhaw discharged from army returns near Wren, Lee Warren mourns son Willie in New York influenza death to be buried locally, Woodtin Sandlin on furlough from Camp Sevier, pledge to keep war bonds, community call for home advertising, hospital staff member at base seeks family news, Dr A S Byars to Memphis for a Soda Fountain, and local subscription generosity noted.
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Woodtin Sandlin
Apostle of Sunshine
Camp Sevier
S. C
Wood
Literary talk shifts to Carlyle as an Indian visitor speaks
In a desultory chat the literary commisseur asks if Carlyle has been read. The literary pevenn replies no yet says he has visited this Indian went, hinting at unfamiliar topics.
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Carlyle
Pevenn
Late Food Discoveries and Odd Diet Proposals
A scientist proposes lichens as new staples with Iceland moss for bread and reindeer moss as animal fodder. A quirky, unsafe note follows about a political run for congress and a mischief tale of a boy earlier in life.
Uncle Pennywise Sage Remembers Hard Work Ethic
A bygone voice recalls a time when long hours defined labor with steady poses and discipline. The speaker contrasts past endurance with present demands, implying a shift in work culture and personal expectations.
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Pennywise Sage
Character and Choices Shape the Self, Says Ruot
A brief reflection on how repeated acts of good or evil steadily forge character. George Ruot emphasizes that character is not fixed but built through daily decisions, shaping fate and virtue.
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George Ruot
Reciprocity to Fair Union Bond Stated
A statement emphasizes reciprocity as essential to any union, arguing that without mutual concessions or fair treatment there can be no lasting partnership or alliance.
Department of Labour urges advertising to revive business
The United States Department of Labour urges merchants and manufacturers to advertise broadly in newspapers and magazines to combat consumer apathy and restore pre war activity. The director general of the information and education service says ads are the surest, quickest way to stimulate business and asks advertising agencies to cooperate immediately. The Age Herald reports.
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United States Department of Labor
Information and Education Service
Age Herald
J. M. Houston & Co Trade Announcement
J M Houston announces the formation of J M Houston & Co a general furnishing business in Town Creek Joe Houston long served as senior partner of Houston Armstrong Company until dissolution on January 1 He will be joined by his sons and continues as a leading county merchant farmer and hog raiser.
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J. M. Houwston & Co
Town Creek
Joe Houston
Houston-Armstrong Company
Houston
J. M. Houston & Co
Lawrance County Quarantine Ends After Tick Eradication Effort
The Court of Revenue met in special session to oversee tick eradication as Alabama passes a cattle dipping law under federal inspectors. Inspector Cameron urged public cooperation to finish by October 1 and lift the quarantine. A February 27 meeting was scheduled to finalize plans. Riley Simmons moved from Kenlock to the Brewer place on Route One. A petition circulated for Ed Terry’s pardon from a second degree murder conviction.
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Court of Revenue
Alabama
Cameron
Riley Simmons
Kenlock
Brewer Place
Route One
Ed Terry
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Eva Farley
Tucson
Memphis
Addie Masterson
Arnie Cowan
Nashville
Bank of Moulton
J. W. Jones
Albany
Bryan Greenhaw
Wren
Lee Warren
Willie Warren
New York
Walter Stephenson
Caesar ‘Cuthbertson
Pound Son
B. J. Jeffreys
W. T. NeSmith
Hatton
D. Hubbard Bracken
Sam
Mrs. A. M. Moats
Route Four
A. S. Byars
Moulton Drug Company
Toewo
Bileum
Congress
Department of Labour
Lawrence County
Scott & Bowan
Moulton Advertiser
Memphis Appeal
D. W. McNeill
Hartselle
Main Street
Hartselle, Ala