Democratic Ticket Lists Candidates for Office
The ticket names Woodrow Wilson for President and John C. Anderson for Chief Justice, with Lucien D. Gardner and Ormond Somerville as Associate Justices, John Pelham J B Brown and C i Bricken for Court of Appeals, J P Kennedy for Alabama Public Service Commission, E B Almon for Congress, R C Brickell and OQ Kyle for Circuit 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, and A C Harris J R Armstrong J M Byars A T Murphree on the Board of Revenue and War Board of Education members T F Almon É Q Bureh R E Coburn J M Houston and F O Smith.
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Woodrow Wilson
Supreme Court
John C. Anderson
War Board of Education
T. F. Almon
Q. Bureh
R. E. Coburn
J. M. Houston
F. O. Smith
Speech in Congress by Hon J T Hetlin on rural needs
Hon J T Hetlin, a prominent Alabama public figure, spoke in Congress to advocate for rural populations. The newspaper reprints his pleading words, highlighting concerns and proposed support for farmers and country communities.
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J. T. Hetlin
Alabama
Congress
Farm Credit System: Path to Home Ownership and Growth
Mr Heflin argues that without farming, factories and mines fail and banks fail. He stresses the farming sector’s billions in value and demands a banking system tailored to farmers needs. He says the farm credit bill opens home ownership and farm ownership, enabling many Americans to secure private farms and homes.
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Amercan
Look Happy and Be Cheerful, Readers Told
A lighthearted reminder urges readers to pull a smile and display cheerfulness. Officials and contributors emphasize positive attitudes in community events and everyday interactions to foster goodwill.
Miss Ola Kumpe Attends North Alabama Missionary Union
Miss Ola Kumpe attended the North Alabama Conference Missionary Union in Birmingham last week and returned inspired by her holy mission. She praised president Mrs Viola Hart Greet, a niece of the editor, and noted progress in blotting out sin and spreading the gospel. The next meeting will be held in Gadsden, the Union president’s home, with expectations of further accomplishments.
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Miss Ola Kumpe
North Alabama Conference Missionary Union
Birmingham
Jesus
Miss Ola
Union
Viola Hart
Gadsden
Lord’s Vineyard
Pickens Seeks Cadet Appointment to Naval Academy
After high school commencement, Robert Lee Pickens begins correspondence with Congressman Ed G B Almon to secure a Naval Academy cadet vacancy in Annapolis. Friends laud his character and aim, hoping for the appointment and a future as a naval officer who would defend the coast and uphold respect worldwide.
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Robert Lee Pickens
Ed Gb. Almon
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Robert
Congressman Almon
Out of Politics Led as Star Sinks in Public Grave
A political figure declares departure from politics as his star declines. Critics note he talked himself to death, leaving a ruined reputation buried under thorny public scrutiny and lasting controversy.
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Led
Bryan Celebrated as Greatest Man at Democratic National Convention
The text proclaims W. J. Bryan as a scholar and patriot whose tears followed the Peace Resolution at the National Democratic Convention in St. Louis. It lauds him as a heroic figure, noting no earthly figure has held the world’s esteem since biblical times.
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Bryan
National Democratic Covention
St. Louis
David
W. J. Bryan
Four C’s promise credit for character capacity and capital
A short note urging attention to the four C’s of credit character capacity and capital. It emphasizes the value of solid traits over mere appearance, and encourages developing financial credibility to avoid being just a knot on a blackjack tree.
Flag Day Observance Across Nation and Capital
Flag Day was observed nationwide with 60 000 patriots led by President Wilson in Washington. Governor Henderson braved the weather and marched with thousands in Montgomery, declining autos and other conveyances.
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Washington City
Wilson
Henderson
Montgomery
Blackberry pies near at hand from distant smiles
A playful notice notes blackberry pies seem to smile from afar and gradually draw nearer each day, hinting at a whimsical, evolving scene. The language evokes curiosity as the pies approach closer.
Kidnapped and Assassinated Judge Lawler in Huntsville
Hon. W. T. Lawler probate Judge of Madison County was kidnapped and shot near Whitesburg after attending a Chautauqua with his wife. Three men arrested, warrants out for others. state troops patrolling Huntsville as Attorney General Martin leads the investigation. Judge Krickell convened a special Grand Jury amid rising public shock and speculation.
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W. T. Lawler
Madison County
Huntsville
Lawler
Whitesburg
Birmingham
Martin
Krickell
Mack Chitwood Stricken by Slow Fever
Rush Stockton reports Mack Chitwood remains prostrated with slow fever. A progressive young farmer and industrious man, his friends hope for a complete recovery soon.
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Rush Stockton
Mack
Quote on U S policy toward Mexico
A historical snippet reflecting a harsh view of American actions toward Mexico, arguing subjugation through force and claiming civilization by bullets and swords as the only path. The remark underscores a strong imperial mindset and justification through military dominance.
Glad to See Jim Hill Home From Decatur
Jim Hill returns home after an operation in Decatur. Henry Sandlin, farmer, comes back from Chicago where he testified in Cardus suit. He reports safe return and truthful testimony, and faith in a female remedy remains strong. J W Crow announces Red Hill picnic on the Fourth of July with open invitation.
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Jim Hill
Decatur
Henry Sandlin
Chicago
Henry
J. W. Crow
Red Hill
Glorius
Taken Up Mule Near Moulton Salem Church
One day horse mule about 18 years old branded on left shoulder came to home Sunday June 11. Owner may reclaim by identifying mule and paying expenses. J Tom Borden 4 miles NW of Moulton 1 mile W of Salem Church. Local weather notes report heavy rain last Thursday noon hindering field work. General Green is in command on many farms. hard work needed to route him.
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J. Tom. Borden
Moulton
Salem Church
Green
Good Roads Days Declared August 14 and 15
The late Legislature passed a law creating Good Roads Days on August 14 and 15 each year. Gov Henderson urges the public to observe the designated days and focus on road improvements.
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Henderson
What The Farm Should Have A Home On The Farm Checklist
A humorous rural vent lists desired farm features. It calls for a sturdy house, a tasteful barn, shade trees, a productive cow and hens, a watchdog, a reliable well and horse, a forgiving grocer, a fertile garden, a bountiful mailbox, and an orchard. It envisions a cooperative family with a father aiding farm profits, a mother easing work, a daughter in the kitchen, and a growing son eager to help with farm tools and sensible rules.
Your Bowels Should Move Once A Day
An advertising notice promotes Dr Klug Ss New Liteais laxative with quick gentle effect. It claims to purify blood, ease constipation, and improve overall health. Available for 5 cents at druggists.
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Klug
Jackson County clubs win 160 dollars for last week’s work
Jackson County boys corn and girls canning clubs were awarded 160 dollars in recognition of their efforts last week. The funds support continued youth agriculture projects and club activities.
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Jackson County Boys Corn and Girls
War in Mexico deepens as U S readies troops
The article notes growing Mexican conflict with factions clashing near the border. Reports say U S soldiers are to remain on standby with possible movements along a proposed route. President Wilson asks states for 100000 troops, including Alabama’s quota.
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Mexico
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Alabama
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Advertisement directive offering a trial package from Foley & Co Chicago for bronchial coughs cold croup and stomach issues with Foley Honey Tar Compound Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets. Sandlin Barg Co endorses the offer through a mail-in slip requiring name and address and a 5¢ payment.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Sandlin Barg Co
S. B. Osteen Called to Tennessee Father's Bedside
S. B. Osteen was summoned by wire to his father's bedside in Tennessee where the father was reported seriously sick on Friday.
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S. B. Osteen
Friday
Tennessee
Ponder Preaches Sunday Evening to Colored People
Brother Ponder delivered a sermon to a gathered colored congregation Sunday evening and it was well enjoyed by those present.
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Bro
Ponder
Limestone County bids invited for new court house
The commissioners advertise for bids to build a court house in Limestone county. The Athens court house, built with the same plans and parties as the Moulton building, includes an annex, while the old Temple of Justice remains intact and seemingly undamaged after over sixty years.
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Limestone County
Athens
Moulton
Temple of Justice
Kansas Seeks Help to Harvest Wheat Crop
Kansas plans to call for harvest assistance as thousands of graduates near completing school prepare to re enter the workforce with hopeful spirits and ready hands amid food production needs.
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Kansas
County Institute Meeting Planned Saturday at Brown School
The County Institute announces a gathering Saturday July first at Brown School house near Moulton. Program includes devotional, welcomes by Tom Almon, Rufus Long response, rural school community service by J D L Byars, churches in developing community life by Robert Henderson, rural life preparation in county institutes, and making country homes attractive by Prof. J M Crowell. If possible, Mr McKee of Florence may attend with a talk.
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Institute
Brown School House
Moulton
Programe
Rufus Long
J. DL. Byars
Robert Henderson
J. M. Crowell
McKee
Florence
Indiana Man’s Experience With Foley Kidney Pills
Moore's Hill resident Frank Moseley reports relief from near constant side and back pains after a first dose. He says within 48 hours all pain disappeared and credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring kidney activity and stopping sleep-disturbing bladder ailments in the Sandlin Drag Co. advertisement.
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Indiana
Frank Moseley
Moore’s Hill
Ind
Sandlin Drag Co
Lynch McKelvy Promotes Awn Mower Hobby in Idle Times
In quieter moments Lynch McKelvy pursues a hobby with an old fashioned lawn mower. He spends time tinkering and pushing the machine around the yard, enjoying the simple mechanical task.
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Lynch McKelvy
Two Good Young Cows With Calves for Sale
A local listing offers two good young cows with calves for sale. Prospective buyers may contact the seller for prices and arrangements.
Church Directory Shows Local Congregations and Schedules
A local church directory lists Baptist and Methodist preaching times, Sunday School hours, and church officers. Details include Rev H C Dunn pastor and Rev Guy F Ponde, with other pastors and visiting speakers scheduled across Sundays and specific dates in 1915. Visitors and strangers are invited, with Sabbath schools held weekly at multiple locations.
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Baptist
H. C. Dunn
C. C. Kerby
Methodist
Guy F. Ponde
Moses
Church of Christ
C. T. Baker
Rome Wickens
J. E. Johnson
A. L. Thrasher
Educational notices and court term dates from county records
The document lists chancery, circuit, county, and probate court convening days by month and weekday, jury terms on certain Mondays, and board of revenue and teacher payment schedules. It notes examinations on select Mondays in December, April, and July and is signed by W. W. Dill, County Superintendent.
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Chancery Court
Circuit Court
Probate
Board of Revenue
Seegna
Moulton
Dill
Caddo Churches Read Sunday Services and Meetings
Caddo churches hold Methodist and Congregational services monthly with pastors Rev. W. W. Aldridge and Rev. J. E. Johnson. Sunday School each Sunday, varying start times. Additional events include Singing, Class leaders’ meetings, Ladies Aid, and superintendent roles noted for Inman Napps and E. R. Hames.
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Methodist
W. W. Aldridge
Bro
Neighbors
Trinity
J. ¥. Johnson
M. E.R Hames
Ladies’ Aid Society
County Officers Listing for Probate to Surveyor
Probate Judge J. C. Kumpe to Surveyor B. C. Masterson listed among county officials. Other posts include Circuit Court Clerk W. St. Jackson, Solicitor J. M Irwin, Sheriff W. B. Lee, Tax Assessor W. C. Hamilton, Tax Collector J. E. Brown, Register in Chancery W. R. Jackson, Treasurer J. M. Sandlin, Superintendent of Education W. S. Dit, Board of Education J. D. French J. D. L. Byars M. J. Taylor T. F. Almog, Board of Revenue J. ss. Minorth, Frank Smith, J. M. Byars, A. C. Harrig, Surveyor B. C. Masterson.
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J. C. Kumpe
W. St. Jackson
J. M Irwin
Sherif
W. B. Lee
W. C. Hamilton
J. E. Brown
M. J. Taylor
T. F. Almog
Board of Revenue
J. Ss. Minorth
Frank Smith
J. M. Byars
A.C. Harrig
B. C. Masterson
Lawrence County Education Officials Named
Lawrence Co 88 Association officials listed including President C Smith Mehama Vice President W J Lee Te Creek Secretary Treasurer P Eggleston Courtland Elementary Supt Miss Sallie McBride Secondary Supt Mrs W J Towncok Adult Supt C Kerby Mount President Districts 1 2 3 4 with a long executive slate J W Nappa W A Moses R C Jackson J C Regd and more names line the roster for the district education board.
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Moulton Advertiser
Jowrp Wartre
Lucien D. Gardner
Ormond Somerville
Court of Appeals
John Pelham
J. B. Brown
C. i Bricken
Alabama Public Service Commission
J. P. Kennedy
E. B. Almon
Circuit
R. C. Brickell
OQ. Kyle
W. R. Jackson
A. W. Walker
A. C. Harris
J. R. Armstrong
A. T. Murphree
Ily
Ior
LOE
Mt. Hope High School
Frank S. White
R. L. Martin
R. M. Scruggs
W. A. Dukeminier
C.R. Whitman
R. C. Jackson
J.S. Smith
County Institute
Tom Almon
R. F. Sewell
Pitt, Ala
Lawrences County
Ala
UR. la
A. Weill
Penein
Second Avenue
New Decatur
W. P. Chitwood
Vioulton
State of
Lawrence County
Jackson Windham
A. L. Windham
Ida Douglas
Miles
Texas
J.C. Kumpe
Red O. Smith Moulton
Decatur Pike
Church Directory
Willie Thomas
the Tabernacle
Mt. Hope
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