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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
2
William Richardson appears as subject to Democratic party action in the Seventh District matter, with congressional process indicated and party procedures implied.
The paper lauds Maj J G Harris for a memorial address on Civil War privations and service. It urges wide distribution, notes Harris as a candidate for associate railroad commissioner, and urges Lawrence County readers to support him for fair justice to individuals and railroads alike.
Chief Justice Weakley faces a corporate backed plan to nominate candidates for the Supreme Bench. The State Executive Committee previously steered the effort, but voters now see the tactic and will resist at the polls.
Gov. Jelks ignored nine of ten lawyer endorsements and appointed Judge Weakley as Chief Justice. The move is hailed as wise and courageous, honoring Weakley as one of the best men in the state.
A man was shot near this place last Friday. authorities say the wound is not believed to be life threatening. The report notes details are limited and the coast will assess the situation. John Reynolds is not confirmed as involved.
Eer ee eee nts ee fee eee ed ail ate.
Seamless ribbed hose offered in sizes 5 to 6 and 7 to 8 at reduced prices. Regular prices were higher, now replaced by a room-making sale with all sizes colors and makes discounted.
Room-making sale features ladies three point slippers plain toe gaiters lace and suede bluchers with prices slashed from regulars to reduced amounts. Handkerchiefs and gift items offered at half or lower prices with pastel gift boxes for six cents.
A store promotes a nine day sale from June 14 to June 23 offering savings from one third to one half. Purchases are guaranteed satisfactory with funded money if misrepresented. Everything is marked in plain figures. The store closes June 13 for preparation. H Judd Smith, sales manager urges bringing the advertisement.
Willliam Richardson writes from Washington to Jourd White of Moulton Alabama about petitions to reestablish Pool Post Office and create a Star route to Leola. He discusses the railroad rate bill's anti pass provision, opposing free transportation for railroad employees and families, and notes Congress may adjourn before July with warm weather ahead. He invites more frequent correspondence.
The letter notes fine weather aiding crops and grass growth, with neighbors visiting and greetings shared. Local happenings include Jim Lannon visiting Hatton, Charlie Wilson's Birmingham trip, Nelson mistaking goobers for coffee weeds, M A Burch unable to work, and neighbors to help with planting Saturday. Sickness is common but not serious, pie cravings cited, and Eva Norwood returns from Nashville. An all day singing at Cave Springs is planned and Moses preached well at Emmerson’s appointment.
In Loosier's Mill on June 7 1906 readers are invited to attend an all day singing at Black Ground church on the rd Sunday in the month. Aunt Francis Norton 84 visits granddaughter Mrs M A Crisler. The note mentions local farming, ball practice, and neighbor inquiries about new houses and Sunday singing.
Mr Oscar McKinny awaits reply to his Hillsboro letter as Irven Sheets observes the cheerful gathering. Union Hill Dots, Mr White and Son, and Miss Emly Beams share smiles on the May Sunday.
A brief note from Jourd White and Son of Moulton Alabama dated May 4 1906 encloses $1.00 to credit J C Berryman for one year of The Moulton Advertiser This was the first subscriber sent and the latest issue references the Advertiser backlog.
Briley writes about limiting subscribers to avoid expense and suggests each subscriber recruit two more. He mentions three elderly Bethel church members, A J Kerby 78 J M Kerby 76 and Rev Isaac Bradford 76, who have belonged to Bethel church for over 50 years.
The Senate saw the resignation of Burton of Kansas to serve a jail sentence and the death of Gorman of Maryland. The note reflects on the notable departures, contrasting the fates of public figures as both “good and bad men” exit.
General Miles states that 3009 soldiers died due to tainted meat in the Cu Ban War, reporting a large death toll tied to rations and battlefield supply failures.
A Union Pic Nic announces a July Fourth gathering two miles south of Wren in Aldridge Grove. Candidates are expected to attend and a Farmer's Union speaker will share remarks. Ground free for lemonade stands. no intoxicating liquor will be sold or given away. All invited to spend the day.
Each Singing class expected to be represented at the North Als singing association which convenes with Pleasant Grove Class at Wren Als July 2122 next will please send Leaders and Delegates as early as practicable to Rev. E A Perry chairman of Intertainment committee at Wren Als We earnestly hope and expect each class to attend to this matter and thus assist us in making the coming association a success Respectfully A D Roberts
J W Crow invites all to Redhill for the twelfth annual picnic on July 4 1906 with music speaking and all day refreshments. The event aims to entertain provide comfort and welcomes candidates and baskets and promises Redhill remains a faithful old haunt.
The Democratic party announces candidates for state offices including Alternate U S Senator Jos F Johnston of Birmingham and John B Knox of Anniston for the pair. Governor contenders include R M Cunningham of Jefferson and B B Comer of Jefferson. Lieutenant Governor candidates include A B Gray of Jefferson and Emmet O Neal of Florence. Additional posts listed are State Auditor Horace Hood of Montgomery Railroad Commissioner H A Skeggs of Decatur and J G Harris of Montgomery for secretary of state Frank N Julian of Celbert and J A B Lovett of Calmar for Commissioner of Agriculture.
Authorized notices name Montgomery Groenendyke, S A Lynne, W T Lowy as State Senate candidates from Lawrence and Morgan counties and Decatur, with party approval. Also declares candidate Joseph Robert Martin for the House from Lawrence County and nominee B M SaeRgxop for Representative, all contingent on Democratic party action.
Public notices announce several candidates for Sheriff of Lawrence County for the next election. Names include James T Masterson Geo W Jacobs disery Waldrop Job H Brewer Jas AL Cannon W R Cleere, all subject to party actions and election rules.
A Birmingham Age Herald dispatch reports surveying to begin soon for rail lines from Decatur to Moulton with branches to Sheffield and Clear Creek Falls toward Mobile. News from Russellville and Jasper echoes the plan amid growing expectations of construction within two years. Train movements prompt warnings of dangerous head end collisions if warned whistle blows go unheeded.
Dr J A B Lovett candidate for commissioner of agriculture and industries opened his campaign in St Jair county at the Ashe ville courthouse with an enthusiastic crowd. Judge J W Nez introduced him in complimentary remarks. His speech covered important issues connected with Alabama agriculture and was well received, promising strong local support.
Affidavit shows Mollie Burnett’s residence is unknown and she is believed to be at least 21. Judge orders publication in Moulton Advertiser for four weeks demanding answer or demurrer to the bill by July 11, 1906, risk of decree pro confesso. © June 9, 1906, at Moulton office.
China Hall in Decatur Alabama advertises croquet sets in three price tiers priced at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 in local currency and pounds for the higher tier indicating a sale or stock offering.
Mildred Roberson announces a clearance sale of millinery items to close out extensive stock. The sale runs fifteen days or until sold, featuring ribbons trimmings and captivating hats. Call and view the collection at her location. Date notation June 5 1906.
The Board of Pension Examiners for Lawrence County will open an office in the Court House at Moulton on the First Monday in July 1906 for examinations of Ex Confederate Soldiers and widows seeking state pensions. Office hours are 9 am to 4 pm on weekdays for ten days, then as needed to review applications to forward to Montgomery before the Second Monday in August 1906. DD Goodlett J H Irwin B P KE LC.
Strayed from New Decatur a yellow and white spotted cow with crooked horns has been missing since May 20. It bears a split in the right ear and a crop and underbit in the left ear. Please notify T J Wear at 906 East Sherman St New Decatur Alabama for a liberal reward.
The Book of Assessments for Lawrence County Alabama for 1906 is ready for inspection by taxpayers. The Board of Revenue will convene at J. C. Kumpe’s office in Moulton on July 9, 1906, to review the assessor’s returns and correct any errors found.
In chancery at Moulton within the Fourth District Northern Chancery Division a case titled A Parker and others versus (25-41) a proceeds as a non resident notice filed under civil action. The document alerts parties and interested persons of proceedings affecting property and potential future court action.
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