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Newspaper

Moulton Advertiser

Location

Moulton, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1914

Page

2

Bane of Civilization: Henderson Declares War on Whiskey

Hon Charles Henderson declares the organized liquor trade the bane of civilization and a global trust corrupting governments and debauching citizens. He attacks the whiskey industry as deadly, yet he was elected on a local option platform and faces pressure from liquor forces and allied figures as he weighs loyalty to his backers.

Charles Henderson United States America Henderson Dr. Crompton Troy Charles Lewis Gov. O'Neal Capt. Kolb Montgomery Advertiser

Don’t fall down on and knock your own town

A brief civic plea urges residents to support and defend their community, discouraging actions that harm local pride or stability and highlighting the importance of unity and constructive efforts.

Mot of beggars energetic and know how to make hay

A compact observation notes beggars display energy and skill in seizing opportunities. The piece contrasts hunger with industrious street activity and highlights resourcefulness in tough conditions. It uses vivid imagery to portray daily life and street commerce dynamics.

Rye Nominated for Governor of Tennessee Against Hooper

Thomas C. Rye of Paris is nominated to oppose incumbent Republican Ben Hooper, seeking a third term. The Paris Eye is urged to avoid ties with Old Red Eye and hopes Rye will become a capable chief executive.

Thomas C. Rye Paris Tennessee Ben Hooper Volunter Star

Religious bias sparks fear over Catholics in Protestant view

A Presbyterian General Assembly critique mocks anti Catholic agitation by Baptists and condemns insinuations of a war on Catholics. The piece argues for religious freedom and universal Christian fellowship amid frenzied rhetoric from the Southern Baptist and anti Catholic factions.

Southern Baptist Convention Presbyterian General Assembly U.S. Supreme Court Wilson

Thomas Windham Dies After Prolonged Illness

Thomas Jackson Windham, born February 26, 1885 in Lawrence County Alabama near Moulton, died Friday morning after a decade of disability from a gun accident and years of suffering. He professed faith last year but was not baptized. in his final moments he spoke gratefully of prayer and died with a calm smile.

Thomas Windham Tom Stallwart Bouyant Windham Battlements Heaven Bro. Burns Methodist Church Thomas Jackon Windham Jackson Maggie Windham Lawrence County Moulton Ala Christ Bro. Bowen Burns

No Court Adjourns as Smallpox Fears Pause Circuit Session

Judge J H Ballentine of Huntsville adjourned Circuit Court to the first Monday in September due to smallpox fears. The town drew a large crowd, jurors expected to be reused, and local gratitude was voiced for the judge and solicitor. Advertisers were turned away, Prohibitionist Crompton drew criticism for urging Henderson support. Henderson faces strong Lawrence county backing in the general election.

J. H. Ballentine Huntsville Ballentine Lawrence County Moulton

Destructive Fire Destroys Hill sboro Tenant�s Barn

Major Joseph P. Gibson visited Hillsboro and spoke of a Sunday morning fire at the old Elliott place near Hillsboro. Leander Terry lost his barn, 6 mules, 2 mares, 500 bushels of corn, 150 bales of hay, a buggy, harness and tools in about 3500 dollars loss with 1500 dollars insurance on the barn.

Joseph P. Gibson Hillsboro North Alabama Tennessee Gibson Elliott Place Leander Terry Leander

Another Sea Disaster Near Quebec Sinks Empress of Ireland

The Saint Lawrence collision in dense fog ended the Empress of Ireland within minutes, leaving 700 to 1000 passengers lost. The incident follows the Titanic tragedy and underscores the ocean's ongoing peril.

Saint Lawrence Bay Quebec Annals of History

Major Hall Appointed Courtland Postmaster

Gen Wheeler Smith is commissioned to lick stamps for the public at Mt Hope. Both are good men and will make fine postmasters.

Major Hall Courtland Gen Wheeler Smith Mt. Hope Pm’s

Land of alfalfa prospects praised in Lawrence county

Weeks ago Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury visited Alabama and invested about $100000 in black lands to seed alfalfa. He praised undeveloped resources and western home seekers may be drawn to Lawrence County where climate is hospitable and lands are cheap. The article urges farmers to come, promising prosperity and monthly yields from May to frost.

Leslie M. Shaw the Treasury Alabama Alfalva Lawrence County

Canal Toll Promise Sealed In Peace Pact With Nations

The piece recalls the early pledge that the Panama Canal would be open to all nations on equal terms, condemns wind and demagoguery in Washington, and calls for faithful contracts and national resolve amid graft accusations, urging divine guidance and perseverance in public affairs.

United States Panama Canal Uncle Sam England Washington

Brief miscredit prompts statewide stir in Alabama

The Huntsville Times credited Underwood to The Montgomery Advertiser by mistake instead of The Moulton Advertiser. The error could provoke a public reaction, though no one was seriously harmed and officials say it is being corrected.

Huntsville Times Underwood Montgomery Moulton Grandma

Promotion of C J Hildreth to Alabama Press Association President

An editor is promoted to the presidency of the Alabama Press Association. The piece lauds C J Hildreth as an Americanized Englishman with brains talent energy and character and predicts a new era in Alabama journalism under his leadership. A local note mentions J P Gibson offering bargains P J Edwards sworn in as Mayor of Decatur Henry Skaggs taking a larger post and Rufus Long returning from the State University with Bob Almon expected back soon.

C. J. Hildreth Alabama Press Association Hildreth Alabama J. P. Gibson Adv P. J. Edwards Decatur Henry Skaggs Rufus Long State University Bob Almon

Andalusia Town Marshal Shot By Blind Tiger

A town marshal in Andalusia was killed by a blind tiger negro who also wounded another man. The incident sent shock through the town as authorities investigate the fatal shooting and search for suspects.

Andalusia

Independence Day Celebration at Mount Hope Primes Faithful

The piece recalls July Fourth as the Declaration’s anniversary and invites attendance at a Mount Hope celebration. It notes New York Episcopalians parading with gold crosses to draw worshippers, arguing helps souls over showy displays amid widespread hunger and hardship in the city.

Mount Hope New York City Jesus

Okalona Baptist Church Morning Service Program

Program for the 4th Sunday morning includes devotional at 9 18 Sunday school at 9 50 Young People's class organized by Prof C C Nerby 10 15 God's love paper by Guy Young 10 45 How to pray paper by W J Hagood 11 10 A message to the young people sermon by the pastor J M Fitt invites all to attend and contribute to a helpful service.

Okalona Baptist Church Prof C. C. Nerby Guy Young W. J. Hagood J. M. Fitt

Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Tus cumbia reader

In Fussurgia report from a Tus cumbia resident Mr FF M Fackson a well known Tus cumbia merchant and minister recounts a year or two of backache and kidney issues. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with complete recovery and urges others to buy the 50 cent remedy at dealers.

Tuscumbia Moulton FF. M. Fackson Ala Doan FL M. Jackson Hinds Oster” Alburn M. W. Savage Minneapolis Minn Dan Fabbs Jersey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moulton Libertiser Jeard Oscar W. Underwood Thomas E. Nilby William L. Martin W. L. Lancaster John Puritfoy State Auditor M. C. Allgood EW. F. Feagin R. R. Commisioners Ss. P. Gaillard B. H. Cooper John C. Anderson J. J. Mayfield W. H. Thomas Court of Appeals J. B. Brown Ta Wade Strate -at-Large Cs Abercrombie Almon C. Almon 1. F. Green Feely Tampico Bro. Crompton Prohibitionis Dr. Crumpton Mr. Henderson Lawrence Coun Allen Farley Edison New York State Selma Birmingham Ron Fussurgia Scott Atlood Utah Gertrude Wood Richard X) Clack W. Horton Mark John A. Gilchrist Department of the Interior S. Land Office Allice Burnett Allice Asherbranner Danville Tuntsville John W. Iburvett John A. Freeman Meeder EK. Collins Illiam H. Asherbranner Cato D. Glover Register di Snaww & Howell Avents Moulton, Ala Arak LW A Adde
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