Government Nitrate Plant Move Centered in Muscle Shoals Choice
The United States may spend 20 million dollars to build a nitrate plant with location to be chosen by the President. The Muscle Shoals area in the Central South is urged as ideal, offering high horsepower, raw materials, rail and river access, and broad regional benefits. The South must unite and push Congress and the President to secure the plant here.
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United States
South
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Central South
Niagara
West
Northwest
Central
Congress
Girard Liquor Men Defy Limits in Court Fight
The liquor men of Girard have the devil's permission to carry their cases to the courts and fight until the bitter end. Martin remains steadfast and unflinching. A truck farmer near Marion cultivates 11 acres of tomatoes and grows his bank balance. Congressman Almon spent last week with constituents in the lower valley, but with the national convention underway there was little for him to do in Washington.
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Girard
Martin
Marion
Almon
Lower Valley
Washington
Miss Evelyn Scott In An niston Gathers $200000 Heir
Miss Evelyn Scott of An niston aged twenty has been notified she is heir to $200000. The item notes a worthy suitor, who may marry for money, and critiques his looks. Also reported: J S M Adams resigns as probate judge candidate in Chilton county. A boat sinks with two executed deck hands drowned and 200 tons of merchandise lost en route from Birmingham to Tuscaloosa. Will Lemons and two mules killed by lightning near Geneva. Andrew Morton sentenced to die by hanging July 21 for stabbing a white man near Montgomery. Church affiliations do not affect party loyalties. Miss Mary Moore resigns Athens Female College presidency with no reason given. Cotton blooms are now on market in South Alabama with vigorous weed reports.
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Evelyn Scott
Anniston
A. H. Dykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Tenn
Blacko Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertise Quick Relief
A vintage ad from Moulton Drug Co promotes Blacko Stomach and Liver Tablets to drive away lazy feeling. The brief notice highlights the product and the retailer without additional details.
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Moulton Drug Co
Excerpt Urges Subscribers to Remit or Lose Papers
An appeals note warns about dropping about 200 subscribers after the week if payments are not received. The publisher urges readers to return mail with remittance, promising no further copies, and hints at promising cotton profits next fall to signal financial pressures.
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Sam
Congressman Almon Eyes Mussel Shoals Nitrate Plant Site
In an interview Congressman Almon expresses hope that Mussel Shoals will be chosen for a $20,000,000 nitrate plant. The report notes German losses of 780,000 at Verdun since the siege began, with the fighting ongoing. French casualties are also heavy, potentially exceeding a million in the last three months.
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Almon
Mussel
Verdon
Program Schedule for Sunday School Convention Sessions
An old conference agenda lists five daily sessions with devotional services, workshops on teen and adult life, class organization, and district topics. Key speakers include J. M. Best, R. T. Wear, Wade Smith, Irene Armor, and state workers.
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J. M. Best
R. T. Wear
G. F. Ponder
Wade Smith
C. R. Whitman
T. J. Wear
Ernestine Roberson
J. C. Abanathy
W. A. Pickens
Irene Armor
J. O. Ashburn
War toll figures cited on modern conflict impact
A European observer notes Germany has suffered vast losses and predicts opponents share similar casualties. The remark states war reduces population and opens room for others, illustrating the grim global consequence of modern warfare.
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Germany
Community Shameover a 1300 Dollar Liquor Pourout
A Huntsville incident saw $1300 worth of liquor poured into the gutter with more such acts elsewhere. In Mt Hope on the Fourth of July supporters praise the nation as a grand old country entering a new lease on life.
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Huntsville
Mt. Hope
Wilson urged to appoint Taft justice over party lines
The piece argues public interest over party, praising W H Taft and calling for a Taft supreme court appointment by Wilson. It notes Hughe’s church affiliation is not objected to, but party alignment is, and praises Taft’s merit and patriotism. Texas cotton prices are also mentioned as improving.
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Wilson
W. H. Taft
Supreme Court
Taft
Heavy Rain Halts Courtland Races Amid Picnic Hospitality
A Courtland rainstorm halted the races after one heat last Thursday. A basket dinner for picnickers was served superbly by local women. The ten inning ball game between Moulton and Courtland ended 6 to 4 with Ardis homering for Moulton in the tenth, Roberts on the mound.
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Courtland
Moulton
Roberts
Wikle
Crow
Ardis
Almon
Stomach Troubles and Constipation Endorsed by Wellsburg Druggist
I will cheerfully say that Chamberlain's Tablets are the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation that I have sold in thirty four years drug store service says S H Murphy druggist Wellsburg N Obtainable everywhere
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S. H. Murphy
Wellsburg
Misses Crow and Massey Visit Mrs Rush Stockton
Miss Fannie Crow of Argo and Miss Bessie Massey of Trinity visit Mrs Rush Stockton in this place and spend time with friends and relatives at Wren.
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Fannie Crow
Argo
Bessie Massey
Trinity
Rush Stockton
Wren
The Moulton Advertiser Offers Wide Reach for Ads
Sell or buy quickly with our ink that speaks to 7,000 Lawrence County readers weekly. Reach customers without chasing them by advertising in The Moulton Advertiser for prompt results.
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Lawrence County
Moulton
Sloan's Liniment Claims Quick Pain Relief
A reader testimonial from James S Ferguson of Philo Pa touts Sloan's Liniment for knee pain with rapid relief after one application. The ad urges sufferers to try the remedy, noting it penetrates without rubbing and is sold at drug stores for 2 cents.
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James
Ferguson
Philo
Sloan
British Losses Rise to 130 Ships and 10000 Soldiers Buried
The report states Britain has lost 130 ships since the war began and estimates around 10,000 soldiers buried at sea, highlighting the heavy toll of naval and land combat.
The Moulton Advertiser Seeks Readers For Advertising Reach
The Moulton Advertiser reaches 10 000 readers weekly at low cost per line. Personal visits to each reader would be impractical. using our ink offers drawing power and quicker results to boost sales.
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Moulton
Hughes and Wilson diverge on tariff issue amid party switch speculation
The statement notes Hughes agrees with Wilson on major political questions except tariffs, suggesting the tariff stance could push many Bull Moose voters to align with Democrats. The remark frames a potential realignment in a pivotal party question.
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Hughes
Wilson
Archer Farley’s Drowning At Birmingham Club Lake
Archer Leigh Farley 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. H L Farley, drowned at Birmingham Motor and County Club Lake. He stayed behind while friends left, cramps caused disappearance. body recovered after about twenty minutes of diving. Survived by parents and sisters Louise and Evelyn. Funeral Friday at 10:30 a.m. South Tenth Avenue residence. Boy Scouts in charge. Elmwood burial.
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Archer Farley
Moulton
Birmingham Ledger
Lad
Motor Club Lake
Birmingham Motor and County Club
Archer Leigh Farley
H. L. Farley
Young Farley
Boy Scouts
Archer
Jake Gordon Robertson
Jung
Lue
H L. Farley
Louise
Evelyn Farley
Farley
South Tenth Avenue
Elmwood
How To Get Rid Of A Cold Read in Summers Holdredge Neb Ad
A southeastern Nebraska reader describes restoring health from a severe cough using Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad claims the cough vanished and praises the remedy as soothing and effective for speedy recovery. Children are noted as fans of the product. Sandlin Drug Co promotes the cure.
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Summers
Holdredge
Foley
Sandlin Drug Co
Glorious Fourth at Mt Hope Home Coming Celebration
A warm welcome awaits thousands at Mt Hope for a Glorious Fourth Home Coming. Eminent speakers will urge on Independence Day progress over 140 years, with Old Glory flying and music filling the air. Elaborate preparations aim to entertain guests and invite families to enjoy a day of real pleasure.
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Mt. Hope
Urate
Wille
Remedial Boon for Bowel Ailments In India T
A Des Moines Iowa lecture recounts a missionary who fell ill in inland Lodhi and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. The speaker claims the remedy is effective against various bowel complaints and cholera in India and can be obtained locally.
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Des Mois Lowa
Lati
Lodi
Chamberlain
Reverend Sykes Praises Tanlac After Wife’s Recovery
Reverend A H Sykes of Watkins Park Presbyterian Church Nashville testifies to Tanlac’s power after his wife Mrs Sykes endured months of illness. He details dramatic improvement within days including pain relief appetite return and better sleep. He notes Tanlac is sold exclusively by Sanditu Drug Co Court and S Pippin.
Ice Cream Supper Planned at S Hill Residence
A community note announces an ice cream supper at S Hill's house this Saturday June 24 with additional refreshments provided. A LU-Toot balloon will be sent up at 4 o clock to mark the event.
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S. C. Hill
Churches of Courtland Plan Union Picnic at Bynum Grove
The churches of Courtland will hold a Union Picnic in Bynum Grove on Shurs day June 22. Everyone is invited to bring baskets. Refreshments will be provided by the Courtland Boy Scouts.
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Churches of
Courtland
Bynum Grove
Boy Scouts
July Census Aims to Show Population Jump
The school plans a census in July expecting a significant rise in student population. Officials say current counts may understate enrollment leading to funding and resource planning adjustments.
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Chilton County
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Will Lemons
Geneva
Andrew Morton
Montgomery
Mary Moore
Athens Female College
Alabama
Lawrence
L. A. Ware
A. W. Walker
W. G. Houston
J. T. Howel
J. M. Crowell
C. C. Smith
O. P. Eggleston
C. C. Kerby
Sunday School Association
Lawrence County S. S. Association
Hughe
Texas
India
A. H. Sykes
Lapine
Lapluc
Moulin
Sanditu Drug Co
Courtaud
S. Pippin
Foley Kidpey
Reiel
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