Remains of Pvt Clyde W. Smith Returned for Burial
The body of Private Clyde W. Smith of Mt Hope is brought home for interment and expected in New York about July 15. He served in the 166 U S Infantry and was killed in action in France on September 12, 1518, with funeral services to be announced by his father Geo W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde W. Smith
Mt. Hope
United States
New York
Clyde
St Michell Vive
Geo. W. Smith
County Farmers Urged to Attend Landsden Speaking Tour
County leaders urge all residents to attend a one day series of meetings featuring Landsden, a Kansas cooperation authority, to learn how to organize and cooperatively sell crops. Stops include Courtland July 21 at 10 am, Moulton July 21 at 2 pm, Prairie Grove north of Landersville at 8 pm. Officials C M Dinsmore, W A Morris, and B F Chambers urge wide attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landsden
Kansas
West
Courtland
Moulton
Prarie Grove
Landersville
C. M. Dinsmore
W.A. Morris
B. F. Chambers
Picnic and Education Rally at Town Creek July 22
A large educational rally and picnic are planned at Town Creek on July 22 with the State Superintendent addressing the crowd and H J Willingham of Florence Normal. Evening programs include a reading titled Old Days in Dixie and basket social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twn Creek
Wll
H J. Willingham
Florence
Quick Relief for Disabled World War Soldiers
National Legislative Headquarters of the Disabled American Veterans will be established in Washington. Judge Robert S. Marx, new national commander, accuses the Public Health Service of lacking a definite hospitalization plan for World War veterans. He urges amendments to the Sweet bill to preserve training pay, avoid forfeiture of compensation as discipline, and ensure due process before reducing awards. A Chicago patient at Marion hospital describes rough treatment with a broomstick used as a persuader and forced labor for favors by patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Service
Washington
Mde
Robert S. Marx
Cincinnat Circuit Court
Marx
Public Health Service
Senate
Marion
Indiana
Wm. A. Baugh
Chicago
The President Faces Foreign Questions on Capitol Hill
Senate members await White House moves on war endings and Germany with debates over troop withdrawal, possible treaty submissions, and the Versailles issue. State Department supports a formal peace proclamation while Rhine garrison remains legal if directed by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National News Service
Capitol Hill
Congress
White House
Germany
Senate
France
Versailles
Hughes
State Department
Rhine
United States
Destruction Tips for House Ants by Mina Willis
Auburn on July 6 Special Miss Mina A Willis advises locating and destroying ant nests to beat intrusion. If nests are found, pour boiling water kerosene or gasoline into them. if not, spread a slow acting poison in a sugar syrup mixing arsenate of soda to lure workers back to the queen. Use caution to avoid human or animal poisoning and follow container directions for powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Mina A. Willis
Four Questions On Congress And The Next Year
A historical commentary asks if Congress has loafed or shown uncertainty and if a Republican majority awaits next year. It notes three progress areas rail taxation transportation, acknowledges opposing views as natural, and suggests veterans may influence pace if given control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ice Cream Supper at Montgomery Farm Near Moulton
An ice cream supper will be held Saturday night July 16 at H. L. Montgomery's place two miles west of Moulton starting at 6 o'clock. Music will be provided by a good string band. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Montgomery
Moulton
L B Jones to Lead July Church Meetings in Moulton
L B Jones of Paint Rock Alabama will lead a series of church of Christ meetings at the Moulton church starting on the third Sunday in July 17 inviting the public to attend all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Jones
Paint Rock
Alabama
Church of Christ
Moulton
Cleaning and Pressing by Owen Brothers Pressing Club
Owen Brothers Pressing Club offers cleaning and pressing services completed with care at reasonable rates. Local customers can expect reliable garment care and prompt turnaround.
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Owen Brothers Pressing Club
Local Notables Attend Albany Civil Service Exam
Local residents and visitors are listed who traveled to Albany for a civil service examination to fill the Pots Master vacancy after W. R. Harries term ends. Also notes on Scouts meeting, exits and arrivals of various townsfolk, and oil interest developments in Lawrence County with Craig No. 1 showing promising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
W. A. Moses
J. H. Day
J. H. Free
L. F. Howell
E. B. Downing
W. P. Wade
Lucy Downing
W. R. Harries
Picnics and Barbecues Are Recommended in Alabama
Auburn, Ala July. One of the best ways to forestall low prices and other unsatisfactory conditions is for farmers to hold community picnics or barbecues, says L. N. Duncan of the Alabama Extension Service. The season is here and every community should plan an outing between harvests. Include women and children and invite county agents, editors, the superintendent of education, and others to discuss mutual problems in an informal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
L. N. Duncan
Alabama Extension Service
Picnic Invitation and Foreclosure Notice Overview
A Nesmith School House picnic is announced for Wednesday August 8 with cold drinks, refreshments, games, speeches, and various amusements to benefit the school. Separate foreclosure notice from John W. Johnson as executor outlines sale of land in Lawrence County Alabama on August 8 1921 due to default on a 1905 mortgage.
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Nesmith
T. D. W. Kidd
G.T. Wylie
Sallie C. Wylie
Kate M. Johnson
Lawrence County
Alabama
Hillsboro
Southwest
Town Hip
Range
John W. Johnson
Clopper Almon Graduates Law At Georgetown
Clopper Almon son of Mrs Ed B Almon graduates with high honors from Georgetown Law as fifth in a class of 211. He also earned a B A from Vanderbilt and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He served as a first lieutenant in World War I, passed the Alabama bar exam in 1920, and plans to practice in Tuscumbia Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Er Almon
Ed B Almon
Georgetown Law
Almon
Derbilt University
Phil‘wata Kappa
Rmaade
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tuscumbia
Als
Young Perry Wins First Case After College Finish
In Moulton a county court session presided by Judge Mumpe heard a trespass case where J Emmett Perry fresh from the 1921 State University law class, aided by County Solicitor C M Sherrod for the State, won for his client. Perry, who grew up in the area and worked as waiter, newspaper reporter and editor at the Crimson White, will move to Birmingham to join a law firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Mumpe
J. Emmett Perry
State University
C. M. Sherrod
Perry
The
Crimson- White
Young Perry
Birmingham
Birmingham Age Herald
Soldiers Poll Tax Exemption In Special Call
Governor Thomas E. Kilby said a possible extra legislative session would include the soldiers and sailors poll tax exemption amendment in the call if held. He stated the exemption should be validated and included, with broad public support, in any such session and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Guv Kilby
Notice to convene at Court House in Moulton
By order of the Board of Revenue the Board of Registrars will convene at the Court House in Moulton on Wednesday July 20 for the purpose of registering those eligible. 666 relieves constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches due to torpid liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revenue
Board of Regestrors
Court House
Moulton
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J. R. Watkins Co
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John M. Carr
Etna Life Insurance Co
G. K. McGregor
Hartsille
H. W. Wieschan
Floresce Bishop
Dallas
Texas
Noah Reeves
Miss Bishop
Booneville
Lone Star State
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D. W. Day
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R. A. Phillipps
Mr. Owens
Tennessee
Mr. Phillips
Tennessee Cedar Co
Emmett Perry
B. L Woverton
Clark Weatherwax
Trinity
Mrs. Emmett Bailey
Route One
J. H. Martin
Moulton B. Y. P. A
Ed Montgomery
Here
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