Democratic Ticket List For Public Offices
The slate includes Woodrow Wilson for President and John C. Anderson for Chief Justice. It lists Lucien Gardner and Ormond Somerville as Associate Justices, John Pelham J B Brown and C R Bricken for Court of Appeals, S P Kennedy for Alabama Public Service Commission, E B Almon for Congress, R C Brickell O Kyle for FortGircuit Judges, J C Kumpe for Probate Judge, W R Jackson for Circuit Clerk, W C Hamilton for Tax Assessor, A W Walker for Tax Collector, A C Harris J QR Armstrong J M Byars and A T Murphree for Board of Revenue, and T F Almon KB Q Burch R E Coburn J M Houston F O Smith for War Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Public Service Commission
S. P. Kennedy
Congress
E. B. Almon
R. C. Brickell
O. Kyle
J. C. Kumpe
W. R. Jackson
W. C. Hamilton
A. W. Walker
Board of Revenue
A. C. Harris
J. QR. Armstrong
J. M. Byars
A. T. Murphree
War Board of Education
T. F. Almon
KB. Q. Burch
R. E. Coburn
J. M. Houston
F. O. Smith
Community fete glows as local papers ease rift
The Tuscumbia Reporter praises The Decatur Daily and Uncle Jour d White for settling their differences. The paper extols neighborly harmony and cites a biblical verse about unity. The notice lauds Decatur Daily as a fine purveyor of current events both abroad and at home.
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Decaturs Daily
Jourd White
Tuscumbia
David
John Wesley’s enduring legacy and pulpit life
John Wesley founded Methodism and traveled about 8000 miles yearly, preaching Jesus to dying men. His name, brighter with time, outshines generals in history, while statesmen celebrate fame with halls. Though a Baptist, lessons from Wesley and orthodox denominations remain valuable.
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John Wesley
Jesus
Outlawing the liquor business urged as Christian nation’s burden
The writer attacks liquor manufacturers claiming billions invested and vast annual tax payments, arguing the cost to society far exceeds revenue through crime, prisons, and care for orphans and widows. They condemn alcohol as a corrupting, immortal-soul destroying trade and foresee its ultimate abolition worldwide.
Death of Alabama printer Jack Field in wagon accident
We regret to learn that Jack Field, a skilled Alabama printer, was crushed to death when he was struck by a Standard Oil Wagon in Decatur. He was industrious, interesting, companionable and dependable, leaving a wife and nine children including Editor Fred O. Field of The Town Creek Booster.
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Jack Field
Alabama
Decatur
Fred O. Field
Town Creek
Political Gop Chicago Convention Scene with Few Black Delegates
A historical note criticizes the Republican Convention in Chicago for 25 Black delegates, contrasting with past progress for Black Americans. It recalls 50 years of changing fortunes, noting pledged gains not fully realized and a recurring pattern of Black delegates facing scrutiny and suppression.
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Chicago
Sambo
Washington
South
Lawrence County
Untimely death of Lord Kitchen yr secretary of war
A fractured report notes the untimely death of Lord Kitchen yr, secretary of war in England, reportedly while at sea with ships and fleets damaged by a German submarine or torpedo. The text implies ongoing war a pursuit of terms of peace as Russia and France seek an end to the conflict.
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Lord Kitchen
Engmid
Uls
Cos
Mna‘ory
Roscund
Russia
Kaiyv
Fragmentary War Resolve Narrates Near End of Conflict
A fragmentary wartime note reflects on heavy casualties and widespread destruction in the conflict, stating most have been killed or crippled and questioning what remains worth fighting for as the final laps approach.
The Moulton Advertiser Promises Fast Local Ads
This notice touts the paper as a rapid link between buyers and sellers in Lawrence County, claiming it reaches 7,000 readers weekly and delivers results as promptly as the parcel post system, urging readers to use the paper for buying and selling.
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Lawrence Comery
Moulton
Perhaps woman loves a man for permitting her to make a fool of him
A reflective line notes that affection may stem from a partner allowing mockery or folly rather than deep admiration, suggesting love linked to permissive humor and social dynamics rather than classic romance.
Famous Weatherwax Brother Delights Moulton Audience
A Weatherwax singer wowed an audience in Moulton with a Sunday visit and a talk on Paul and the world,ministry. His voice stirred many and offered a plea for the better life and enduring soul. The performance featured "Silver Threads among the Gold" and other classics. A Weatherwax family reunion near New Decatur tied the visit to kin and tradition.
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Weatherwax Brothers
Moulton
Paul
Iowa
Weatherwax
Grandma Weatherwax
Tennessee River
New Decatur
Weatherwax Brothers Bring Chautauqua Entertainment to Decatur
The Weatherwax four from Iowa entertained at a Decatur venue with readings and music. A luncheon at a local hotel included 14 Weatherwax relatives led by H E and F Weatherwax of Moulton, and Mrs Charlotte Weatherwax, 83, widow of John Weatherwax, accompanied by their kin. The program featured Riley’s verse and a crowd-pleasing performance of Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Calling, delivered with earnestness noted from Philadelphia last year.
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Weatherwax
Iowa
F. Weatherwax
Moulton
Charlotte Weatherwax
Ste
John Weatherwax
Riley
Lester Weatherwax
James Whitcomb Riley
Jesus
Weatherwax Brothers
Philadephia
Quadrenial Convention Divides Republicans Split Over Hughes and Roosevelt
The quadrennial conventions in Chicago show Republicans divided among progressives and stand-patters with Hughes of New York named as presidential candidate and Roosevelt wavering. Roosevelt reportedly declines to run and may back Hughes, signaling a major party clash through the campaign with Wilson opposition from Whiskers the Baptist. Time and reconciliation are seen as eventual healers of party rifts.
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Chicago
Hughes
New York
US Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Whiskers
Wilson
Tatt’s Political Leanings Spark Public Debate
The text notes ex-President Tatt engaged in constant discussion, praising William toward Tatt and suggesting he would have fit a Baptist calling after a great man. It mentions Tatt’s Unitarian leanings as a contrast to Baptist paths.
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Tatt
William
Woodmen Decoration Memorial Service Set at Moulton Cemetery
The Woodmen of the World announce memorial services for deceased members at the cemetery east of Moulton on Sunday, June 18, at 2 PM. Graves will be decorated after the service. All are invited to attend.
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Moulton
Sunday School Convention Program at Chalybeate Spring
District Sunday School convention schedule includes a morning devotional by Rev R L Coffey and lessons by M M Crow and Hagood with The Banner and Home Department topics. Afternoon session covers class organization, attendance plans, teacher training, home duties, and a final time/place for next convention. Music by local choir. all district Sunday Schools urged to attend before July County Convention.
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Chalybeate
R. L. Coffey
M. M. Crow
Hagood
C. C. Gillespie
S. S
Windham Seeks New Voice and Teeth to Walk Again
Albert Windham has altered his voice and removed his molars to move unseen among friends. The piece notes a return toward youth, expresses hope for extended days beyond a century, and praises him as honorable, patriotic, and a beloved friend.
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Albert Windham
Ed Hogan Visits Hartselle on Tuesday
Ed Hogan of Hartselle traveled here Tuesday on business, adding to local activity and indicating ongoing ties between the city and individuals from Hartselle.
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Ed Hogan
Hartselle
Reported Better After Mule Mishap Warns Rural Folks
Our rural friend Jim Almon, recently dragged by a mule with a foot tangled, is reported better. The Moulton Advertiser warned weeks ago against accidents from riding animals, loose home strings, deep water, reckless driving, and unloaded guns and urges care to prevent harm from mules, horses, steers, bulls, dogs, guns, water, gasoline, oil, or autos.
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Jim Almon
Moulton
Handshake with Lynch in Fort Worth visit
A visitor from Fort Worth spent several days at the old home in this place. He appears well and believes time treats him kindly. Lynch still loves the old country and says the people here are doing as well as anywhere under the sun.
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Lynch Trwit
Fe Worth
Lynch
Look Good Feel Good Dr King's New Life Pills Ad
An old advertisement promises relief from constipation and fatigue with Dr King's New Life Pills. It urges buying a box, taking one or two pills at night and in the morning, claiming the dull tired feeling will vanish and you will feel better immediately.
For Sale Two Good Young Cows with Calves
For sale two good young cows with calves. Contact R. F. Sewell in Pitt, Alabama.
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R. F. Sewell
Pitt, Ala
Peace Story Delayed as War Extends Expected End
The conflict has stretched beyond many estimates, with no clear peace in sight. As the war continues, readers anticipate a future story celebrating the end and a hopeful, peaceful outlook.
Weevils Hurt Cotton. Prices Seen Rising Next Fall
Boll weevils are making havoc of the cotton in many localities. Financial experts predict staple prices at 25 cents per pound next fall. If the war ends prices may rise to 50 cents or more. Farmers urged to uproot grass but not neglect corn and other food crops.
Storm Tornado Toll Rises Across Arkansas Mississippi
As violent storms sweep Arkansas and Mississippi, authorities report about 180 deaths west of the region and property damage in the millions. Needing urgent relief, emergency crews assess wreckage and assist survivors amid ongoing weather, with communities rallying to respond.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Calomel and a Safer Substitute Promoted as Lemolac
A periodical warning notes calomel causes salivation and bone softening while praising a new medicine named Lemolac. It is advertised as a safer alternative available through Sandlin Drug Co with a positive guarantee, urging readers to ask their dealer to order it.
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Sandlin Drug Co
Church Directories and Pastor Listings in Local Congregations
A compact list of churches with preaching times, pastors, and Sunday School details. Baptist and Methodist services noted, along with Bible study and Sabbath School schedules. Visitors and strangers are invited to all services and events at Tabernacle and nearby churches.
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Baptist
Dunn
G. QC
Kerby
Stp
Methodist
Alsoan
Guy F. Ponds
Moses
Church of Christ
Velashaw
C. I. Baker
Rome Hickene
Presbyterian Church
Heras
Willie Thomas
the Tabernacle
K. Mt. Hope
Court Calendar and Educational Notes From County Superintendent
Chancery Court convenes on the fourth Mondays in February and August. Circuit Court holds days in June and December, two weeks. County Court meets on the third day of each month, July terms Mondays in January and July. Probate Court on the first Monday of each month. Board of Revenue on the first Monday in February, first Monday in April, second Monday in August, first Monday in November. Educational section notes teachers paid on the first Saturday of the month at Moulton, examinations on the first Mondays in December, April and July. DILL, County Superintendent.
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Chancery Court
Circuit Court
County Court
Probate Court
Board of Revenue
Moulton
Dill
Caddo Churches Harmonize Monthly Preaching Plan
In Caddo churches the Methodist and Congregational bodies announce a monthly preaching cycle. Rev. W. W. Aldric leads the Trinity area with 3rd Sunday services and Sunday School at 10. Inman Nepps supervises singing and Sunday School. Rev. J. E. Johnson heads Congregational preaching on all fourth Sundays alongside class meetings. SCOSIER Congregational follows first weekend preaching with 9 am Sunday School led by M L Thrasher.
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W. W. Aldric
Bro
Trin
Inman Nepps
J. E. Johnson
Tor
M. E.R Hames
Ladies’ Aid See
Scosier
M L. Thrasher
County Officers List Shows Local Government Roles
Probate Judge J. C. Kump Circuit Court Clerk W. R. Vatuten. Sheriff W. B. Lee Tax Assessor W. C. Hamilton Tax Collector J. E. Brown. Register to Chancery W. R. Jackson Treasurer J. M. Sandlin Supt. of Education W. B. Dil Board of Education J. I. French J. D. L Byars M. J. Taylor T. F. Alarm Board of Revenue J. B. Smith Frank Smith J. M. Byars A. C. Fier Surveyor O. Mast ran.
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J. C. Kump
W. R. Vatuten
Seiiester
J. M Irwin
W. B. Lee
W. C. Hamilton
J. E. Brown
Chancery
W.R. Jackson
J. M. Sandlin
Dil
Board of Education
J. 1. French
J. D.L Byars
M. J. Taylor
T. F. Alarm Board of Revenue
Lawrence County Officials and Officials List
A fragmented roster lists Lawrence County officials and district presidents, including names such as C. Smith vice president, P. Eggleston secretary treasurer, Miss Sabie Mo. elementary superintendent, Mrs. W. J. hwe secondary superintendent, C. C. Kerby adult superintendent, and W. A. Moses among others across Hillsboro Town Creek Moulton Trinity Mt. Hope and Mee regions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ske Moulton Advertiser
Supreme Court
Lucien D. Gardner
Ormond Somerville
Court of Appeals
John Pelham
J. B. Brown
C. R. Bricken
Mt. Hope High School
Frank S. White
Birmingham
R. L. Martin
R. M. Scruggs
W. A. Dukeminier
C.R. Whitman
R. C. Jackson
J. S. Smith
Calomel
Court Galendar
J. W. Nappa
Trinity
W. A. Moses
R. ©. Jackson
Mt. Hope
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