Candidates seek reelection as judges in Eighth Judicial Circuit
Public notice lists Robert C. Brickell O Kyle James E Horton Jr and J H Ballentine as candidates for reelection to one of the Judges positions in the Eighth Judicial Circuit in the Democratic Primary on August 8 1922. Paid political advertisement authorized by James E Horton Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Robert C. Brickell
O. Kyle
James E. Horton, Jr
J. H. Ballentine
Lawrence County Probate Judge Primary Candidates 1922
J E Kumpe,W R Jackson and Claude M Sivley run for Probate Judge of Lawrence County in the Democratic Primary set for Tuesday August 8 1922. Each asks voters for support and influence.
Re-Election Bid For Alabama’s Eighth District Congress
Ed B Almon seeks another term in the Democratic primary on August 8 1922 in the Eighth Alabama district. The ad urges voters to back Almon from Tuscumbia with a paid notice. A second political notice promotes Mrs W B Edmundson in the same district primary and requests support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth District
Congress
Eighth
Alabama
B. Almon
Wade and Almon Seek Lawrence County Clerk Posts
A. J. Wade runs in the Democratic primary for Circuit Clerk of Lawrence County and asks for votes and influence. Thomas F. Almon also seeks Circuit Court Clerk in the same county, urging support ahead of the August 8 1922 primary.
Lawrence County Circuit Clerk Candidates Named
An advertisement announces candidates for Circuit Clerk in Lawrence County. F O Smith L F Howell and Jerry Holland are presented as contenders, subject to the Democratic Primary on August 8 1922, with appeals for votes and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nounce
Charles E. Bragg
Lawrence County
F. O.smith
L. F. Howell
Jerry Holland
Local Sheriff hopefuls seek votes in 1922 primary
J R Bates and several named candidates announce they are running in the Democratic Primary on August 8, 1922 in Lawrence County. Appeals urge voters to support and influence turnout.
W. B. Lee Candidate for Tuesday August 8 1922
W B Lee appears as a candidate for the upcoming Tuesday election set for August 8 1922. The notice highlights his candidacy and the voting date.
Campaign card endorsing D C Almon and John R Sample
An August 8 1922 Democratic primary campaign card urges votes for re election of Solicitor D C Almon for the Eighth Judicial Circuit and for John R Sample as Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, calling for support and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sample
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Local residents noted in Hillsboro and nearby towns
Judge Kumpe visited Hillsboro last Saturday while Sawyer Lowe traveled to the lower valley. Several residents including Messrs Remington Shoe maker McKelvy Robinson and C P Almon spent time fishing and hunting on Flint last week. Notable visits include Notary Public Sandlin in Concord and Sheriff Robinson recovering from illness.
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Sawyer Lowe
Lower Valley
Remington
McKelvy and Robinson
Flint
John H. Day Runs for Lawrence County House Seat in Primary
John H. Day filed as a candidate for Member of the House of Representatives representing Lawrence County in the sub ic Primary held on August 8, 1922. Day seeks election in the contested party primary with the aim of advancing to the general race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kumpe
Lawrence County
House of Representative
J. D. L. Byars
John H. Day
Fire Destroys Dwelling Near School House
The dwelling of Mr. L. A. McKelvy near the school house burned last Tuesday night. Origin was likely a box of ashes on the back porch. The absence of Mr. and Mrs. McKelvy allowed flames to spread before discovery, endangering nearby outbuildings. Insurance covered $2,000 of the home's value.
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L. A. McKelvy
Growing Cotton Under Boll Weevil Conditions
The boll weevils are numerous across Lawrence County and may cause serious losses this year under favorable weather. Farmers should follow proven practices from longtime boll weevil districts, as outlined in a new Department of Agriculture bulletin. County Agent Cole Savage in Moulton, Alabama urges farmers to obtain a copy via their county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Department of Agriculture
Cole Savage
Mouton
Ala
Kumpe Boy Undergoes Appendectomy At Albany Hospital
Undergoes Operation Little Carlos Kumpe, son of Mr and Mrs J E Kumpe, was operated on last Tuesday night for appendicitis at the Benevolent Hospital in Albany. Carlos had been on a fishing trip Tuesday and on return complained of a pain in his side. Dr Irwin was called and an operation was deemed best. He is reported as doing nicely now.
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Carlos Kumpe
J. E Kumpe
the Benevolent Hospital
Albany
Carlos
Irwin
Notice to School Officials in Moulton July 19 1922
The State Superintendent of Education asks all school trustees county board members and census takers to attend a meeting in Moulton July 19 1922 at 10 30 A M at the Court House to meet a State Education representative and receive instructions on enumerating the county school population and other school matters. Earl M Hodson County Supt. Also advertisement for Owens Brothers Pressing Club offering cleaning and pressing at reasonable rates.
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State Superintendent of Education
County Board of Education
Moulton
State Department of Education
Cours House
Earl M. Hodson
Eye Specialist Dr Samuel Nevelson to Speak in Moulton
Dr Samuel Nevelson, prominent Birmingham eye specialist, will deliver an address on Optometry at the Court House in Moulton Wednesday evening. A treatment is promised to attendees at this meeting.
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Samuel Nevelson
Birmingham
Court House
Moulton
Nevelson
For Sale 1000 Bushels Irish Seed Potatoes
Cullman Produce Co of Cullman Alabama advertises 1000 bushels of good stock Lookout Mountain seed Irish potatoes at 1.80 dollars per bushel for cash with order. Suitable for summer and fall planting. Place orders now for prompt shipment. Any quality accepted.
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Cullman Produce CO
Cullman, Ala
Mrs Edmundson Speaks At Courtland In Alabama
Mrs W B Edmundson candidate for Congress from the 8th Alabama district spoke at Courtland to over 300 people. Many rushed to pledge support and influence. Voters favored sending her to Congress and praised her campaign speeches as truthful and focused on suffering humanity and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Edmundson
Congress
Alabama
Courtland
Edmudson
Congress of the
United States
Dear Lawrence County Teachers Letter from Ora Devers
A 1922 keepsake letter from Ora Devers at Peabody College to Lawrence County Teachers at Nashville. She offers ongoing support, invites replies about next term work and preferred method books, and wishes them a pleasant summer.
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Lawrence County
Peabody College
Ora Devers
Local notices and visitors in Moulton and area
Miss Lucile Woodall of Hillsboro visits Miss Louise Almon in Moulton while Dee Almon and Byron Stephenson travel to Decatur. Several clients and professionals, including E B Williams, W V Wright, W A Moses, Charlie Walker, Charles Orr, J & Orr, J E Freeman, C C Walker, and attorney Jack Sampte, are listed as visiting or traveling between Moulton, Albany Decatur and nearby towns. Other figures such as Paul Duncan, Dolan Jones, Bettie Irwin, Evelyn White, Paul Horton, Glenn E Riddell, Lowe Harris, Will Sandlin, and Frank Pearson are noted in movement or visits within the Higgs area.
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Bettie Irwin
Knoxville
Enn
Evelyn White
Paul Horton
Hillsboro
Moulton
Local Notices From Moulton Area
Merchant travels to cities on business Tuesday. Miss E, a charming young resident, left Tuesday. Florence student to enter State No School. Jim Howell of Florence visiting relatives in Moulton. J J Burk of Albany in Moulton for business. Miss Louise Corum returned home near Hillsboro after attending Bessemer High School.
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Florence
Jim Howell
Moulton
J. J. Burk
Albany
Louise Corum
Bessemer High School
Hillsboro
Nip The Bull Weevil In The Bud Public guidance on early weevil control for cotton
The article urges farmers to find and kill weevils on small cotton plants, as they lay eggs in squares that hatch into new generations. Inspect during hoeing and on wet days, pick up and burn fallen squares, and conduct two field checks about five days apart to prevent a costly outbreak. Procrastination leads to damaged crops and economic loss.
Noted Woman to Speak in Counties of North Alabama
Mrs G H Mathis a noted woman farmer will tour North Alabama in late June stressing radio connections for rural schools and communities new agricultural plans and marketing methods economic conditions affecting farmers and women as voters in politics She is acclaimed nationally and worldwide for farm problem expertise Watch the papers for announcements and hear her.
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G. H. Mathis
Alabama
Mathis
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.R. Jackson
Claude M. Sivley
Ed. B. Almos
Tuscumbia, Alabama
W. B
Lelia Seton) Edmundson
A. J. Wade
Thomas F. Almon
J. R. Bates
J. O. Perry
S. D. McCulloch
B. F. Glass
H. Jasper Terry
T. G. Greene
W. B.lee
Jack Carruth
D. C. Almon
Moulton Advertiser
Judge Kumpe
C. P. Almon
F. D. Gibson
Celia McGeegor
Decatur
Vera Shoemaker
Danville
Seamans
Big City
G. C. Almon
Russellville
Sol Martin
John Green
Bud Whitman
Mt. Hope
Sheriff Robinson
Messrs
George Jackson
Mt Hope
A. H. Blackwell
Landersville
Jack Jamison
Mt. Hope Vicinity
Eaton Lynch
Notary Public
Sandlin
Concord
Lucas E. Moore Stave Company
Columbus, Miss
A. F. Redman
Owen Brothers Pressing Club
Mrs. Edmundson
Capers Ave
Nashville, Tenn
Owens Fruit & Produce Co
Tampa
Florida
Lucile Woodall
Louise Almon
Dee Almon
Byron Stephenson
E. B. Williams
Chattanooga Tenn
W V. Wright
Town Creek
W. A. Moses
Charlie Walker
Charles Orr
J. E Freeman
Hartselle
Addie Masterson
Ophelia Sherrille
Garth Cark
Albany-Decatur
C. C. Walker
Morristown
Tenn
Jack Sampte
Harisele
E. B. Downing
Paul Duncan
Hollywood
C. Walker
R. L Almon
Stockton
Will Montgomery
Albany- Decatur
Mr. Dolan Jones
South Carolina
Glenn E. Riddell
Lowe Harris
A. W. Walker
Will Sandlin
Pennsylvania
Frank Pearson
North
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