Moulton Advertiser Publishes Weeklies Large Circulation
The Moulton Advertiser issued weekly editions with a large and growing circulation. Terms of subscription list one year for $1.00 in advance, six months for 50 cents, and three months for 25 cents. Payment options include advance payments. The paper notes its association with J. Warre as publisher.
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Moulton Advertiser
Bevery
Jovrs
Pope
Paul Warre
Fublisher
Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Notice in Alabama
The Democratic Executive Committee of Lawrence County Alabama convenes at the Court House in Moulton on Tuesday the 26th to transact business. All members are urged to attend. J M Irwin, Chairman. Also, the sub committee of the State Democratic Executive Committee meets in Birmingham on the 12th.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Lawrence County
Alaaina
Court House
Moulton
Kaveh
Jd. M. Irwin
Ala
State
Birmingham
Montgomery Advertiser praises paper and offers club deal
A Moulton letter extols The Montgomery Advertiser as the best paper in Alabama and urges support. It notes the weekly edition mirrors the daily, with departments of local interest, and offers a one year plus 2 weeks club rate of 1.80 for The Moulton Advertiser.
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Montgomery Advertiser
R. F. Undson
Montgomery Daily Advertiser
Moulton
Ehad
Commonwealth
Alabama
Eood
Ahicher
Montgomery
Moulton Advertiser
For Sale 7-Column George Washington Press
Newspaper outfit for sale including double roller inking, extra cores, chases, sticks, cases, boards, galleys, stones, type and more. Press is 30 years old but in fair condition with potential lifelong use. Price 100 dollars with half cash and balance in 17 months. Address jourd White.
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George Washington
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Moulton
Jourd White
Local Paper Offer for New Subscribers
From this date The Moulton Advertiser and The Memphis Commercial Appeal will be sent to new subscribers. One full year or 52 weeks costs $1.25. This arrangement is presented as the best possible deal.
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Moulton Advertiser
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Probate Court May Term 1853 Summons for General Election
Lawrence County Alabama probate record lists returning officers and inspectors for multiple precincts for the August general election. Names include Hartewood Town Creek. precincts New Brickville Leighton Moulton Pin Hook Oakville and others with officers such as Theophil D. Austin Thomas Hazelwood and Jace Burress. Returns and witnesses instructed to report as required by law.
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Frank Wallis
Gwint Stephenson
J. W. Gailey
Ju. M. McGaughey
Moulton
C. A. Gewin
WM. McKelvey
N.H. White
Pin Hook
Alex Karp
Das. Alexander, Esq
Thos. W. Warren
R. F. Gibson
Oakville
Mack Stover
Darius Lynch
Horatio Lynch
Pad. McDaniel, Sr
H.A. McGhee
Old Landmarks in Mexia Photo Show Capt Roberts
The Mexia area shows an old photograph of Capt. and Mrs. N. Roberts, long associated with Limestone County Texas. Capt. Roberts born in 1822 in Lawrence County Alabama, married Therabe Smith, moved to Texas in 1891, served as Sheriff, Confederate veteran, County Surveyor, postmaster and Justice of the Peace. They marked their golden wedding October 1905 and had two children, J. G. Roberts of Oak Cliff and Mrs. J. H. Reddin of Mexia.
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Huntsville Editor Praises Jourd White and The Moulton Advertiser
Editor Charles P. Lane of The Huntsville Evening Tribune applauds Jourd White and his paper The Moulton Advertiser for flourishing status. He notes White purchased a power press and new outfitting, praising decades of loyal work for country and civilization and White’s prosperity and esteem.
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Charles P. Lane
Huntsville Evening Tribune
the Tribune
Jourd White
Moulton Advertiser
Advertiser
Unprecedented Gffer for Alabama Times club deal
An Alabama Times offer promotes a cheap twelve month club for subscribers of the Moulton Advertiser and Alabama Times. It touts low 15 cent price for Alabama Times, optional three month stoppage, and a bundled 50 week deal for $1.00. The note defends journalism quality and urges civic reading while warning about tainted meat from packing houses.
Cement houses a new building idea and political drift
The New Bedford Standard reports on cement houses via Thoras A Edison who claims a seven room house can be cast in cement using a run in mold process. The cement dries in a day, eliminating plaster, with carpentry still needed for interiors, metal windows, and fire risk reduction. Cement houses grow as lumber costs rise, while political notes mention Bryan as next Democratic nominee and a double homicide in Lauderdale County where Jim Brooks killed Dave with a brick bat.
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New Bedford Standard
Montgomery Advertiser
Thoras A. Edison
Ile
Edison
Rate legislation debate and Alabama politics support for Chief Justice Weakley
A Southern View from Alabama features W L P Wilson opposing broad rate fixing by a central commission and warning of sectional costs. The piece lauds Gov Jelks appointee J. H. Weakley as chief justice, urging voters to retain him and a strong court in the August primary to sustain capable governance.
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Washington
Wilson
Commercial Club of Mobile
Commercial and Industrial Association of Alabama
Hepburn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Theta Commission
Othermore
South
New England
Congress
Commission
Weakley
Ore
Jelks
McClellan
Alabama
Supreme Court
Chief Justice Weakley Advocates State’s Good Overreach
Chief Justice Weakley, known as a conservative vaper, signals support that the state’s welfare justifies broader judicial leeway, framing the move as beneficial for governance and public interest.
Honor Roll Remembrance in Moulton Advertiser Listing
The Moulton Advertiser publishes a continuing Honor Roll of Honest Men and Women who have supported the paper with subscriptions and gifts. Names and dates appear from Leighton to Landersville, with several subscribers noted by town and amount. a plea for readable signatures and civil tone ends with reflection on public virtue and a 130th birthday remark for the republic.
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