21 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
1
Robert M. Byars seeks exact issues of The Moulton Advertiser dated December 14 and December 28, 1909. He asks local parties who possess copies to deliver or mail them to him at his address for the Circuit Clerk’s year-end file.
A historical account detailing Elder Musgrove and other early Baptist preachers in Muscle Shoals territory. It covers their births, movements from Tennessee and North Carolina, missionary work from 1840s, church founding, pastoral roles across Blount Marshall Walker Cullman and surrounding counties, their hardships, war impacts, and legacies in Lauderdale and surrounding associations.
Died at Mount Hope Alabama on May 22 1910 at age one Thomas Floid son of A L and Viola P Young. The brief notice portrays a cherished infant who slept away peacefully, with mournful verse about a cradle and grave, and the refrain that death is eternal life.
The Logg notes the death of Neema Martin nee Green born May 22 1877 died May 28 1910 aged 33 6 days married to Ed R Martin July 27 1893 and united with Mt Hope Christian Church in August 1904 She leaves husband and three sons and a baby to mourn her loss with faith in the Lord and hope for the future as a devoted member and mother.
Dr. Cooper Curtice of the USDA warns burning forests does not eradicate cattle ticks and harms land. Repeated fires damage roots and favor tougher grasses, while leaf burning fails to remove ticks. The piece, sourced from the Starkville Progressive Farmer and Gazette, critiques farming with fire and mocks reformers.
Machinery displays at the Appalachian Expo in Knoxville Tenn will run Sept 12 to Oct 12. The main building housing 36 machinery spaces will showcase farm mining quarrying and delicate equipment in adjoining structures. Visitors can see full mill outfits tested on a solid earth foundation and watch live demonstrations in weighty power machinery.
The Appalachian region spanning Tennessee West Virginia Virginia Kentucky North and South Carolina Georgia and Alabama is in early development. The Appalachian Exposition at Knoxville runs September 12 to October 12 and aims to showcase regional resources and products to an expected audience of about 350,000, highlighting coal iron gold silver lead zinc copper barytes marble timber and hardwoods with a scale of promotion larger than any southern event.
The Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee hosts a four day bench show September 21 to 24 under American Kennel Club rules. Expect about one thousand dogs of breeds from tiny black-and-tan Pomeranians to large Great Danes and Airedales. R P Gettys, superintendent, heads a Knoxville kennel club organizing the event.
Officials in Washington assure large and creditable displays by the army and navy at the Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee from September 12 to October 12 this year. The exhibits will include infantry artillery and cavalry weapons models of naval vessels Indian war relics and army uniforms among other items to interest militant spirits of the Appalachian region.
A man died at the city hospital on Thursday morning, a drug addict and criminal with a hidden story. He was a college graduate and veteran who drifted into crime, yet at the end he showed a humane heart. His death, in Potter’s field, serves as a warning that crime brings ruin, while honesty remains the only path to redemption.
A prose fragment laments women’s supposed musical claim over motherhood and mocks male patriotism as self credit. It jokes that women cannot tally years for proposals they never had, while men boast credit for George Washington.
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