Circuit Judge seeks re election in eighth circuit
Democratic primary set for August 8 1928 to decide reelection of Circuit Judge ROBERT C BRICKELL. He announces his candidacy and asks party voters to support him in the upcoming contest.
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
1
Democratic primary set for August 8 1928 to decide reelection of Circuit Judge ROBERT C BRICKELL. He announces his candidacy and asks party voters to support him in the upcoming contest.
O Kyle seeks reelection as judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit subject to Democratic Primary on August eight 1922. James E Horton Jr also runs for judge in the same circuit under the primary rules. J H Ballentine enters as candidate for judge in the Eighth Judicial Circuit under the August 8 1922 Democratic Primary.
Probate Judge J E Kumpe seeks re election in Lawrence County as Democratic Primary nears August 8 1922. W R Jackson and Claude M Sivley also run for Probate Judge in the same primary with calls for vote and influence.
A paid political ad from Ed B Almon of Tuscumbia Alabama urges voters in the Eighth District to support his re election in the Democratic primary on August 8 1922. The notice also references Mrs W B Edmundson candidate for Congress in the same district subject to the primary action on August 8 1982 and urges votes and influence.
A. J. Wade and Thomas F. Almon announce candidacies for Circuit Clerk of Lawrence County. They urge votes and influence in the Democratic Primary, set for August 8, 1922, noting the importance of the forthcoming election.
An ad announces candidates for Circuit Clerk of Lawrence County for the Democratic Primary on August 8 1922. Names include Charles E Bragg F O Smith L F Howell Jerry Holland, urging voters’ support and influence.
J R Bates runs as Democratic candidate for Sheriff of Lawrence County subject to the August 8 1922 primary. Voters are urged to support him and to use their influence in the election.
J. O. Perry and S. D. McCulloch appear as Democratic primary candidates for the August 8, 1922 election solicitations. B. F. Glass also seeks nomination, subject to party actions. The notice requests votes and influence for the August primary.
H. Jasper Terry competes in the ic Primary election alongside T. G. Greene and W. B. Lee. The primary is set for Tuesday August 8 1922, with each candidate seeking a party nomination.
A political notice urging support for D C Almon in the Democratic primary for Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit and for John R Sample as candidate in the same race, noting the August 8 1922 election and requesting voters to cast their ballots and influence.
Looking Backward Our friend T C Master son of Avoca was in the city Saturday. Col W T Lowe and Capt James Robinson left Tuesday for the Nashville Centennial. Prof C G Lynch of Russellville on visit with his two children. Judge Kumpe and W D Irwin left for Nashville last Monday. Eugene Downing fell from his stable last Friday injuring himself. Bill Greene near Mt Hope paid to send The Moulton Advertiser to his son in Texas.
W R Crow visited last Friday with a patent fluid claimed to preserve meats and fruits indefinitely. The note expresses hope the invention will be a blessing to the people.
The Editor and his wife came back to their home last Friday after spending ten days in the Magic City. W. J. Grady arrived from Hillsboro last Friday and added his name to our subscription list.
For sale Nancy Hall sweet potato slips at $1.00 per thousand. Try them. A. W. Hill, Moulton Route 4.
John H. Day stands as a candidate for Member of the House of Representatives for Lawrence County in the sub ic Primary held on August 8 1908.
Dr Samuel Nevelson lectures on the anatomy and parts of the human eye at the Lawrence County Court House in Moulton. He explains the sclera cornea iris pupil choroid retina crystalline lens and humors. He details eye muscles nerves and the optic nerve noting the yellow spot and cataract treatment.
November or December lecture announced by Dr Nevelson Optometry of Newport R I on Astigmatism and Headaches. He lists education at Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology and Otology Chicago diploma Doctor of Optics and Bachelor of Ophthalmology and state board exams Rhode Island 1911 Birmingham 1920. He is Mason Eastern Star Odd Fellows Knight of Pythias and Modern Woodman.
Motion adopted at a Fourth District meeting of Cullman Lawrence and Morgan counties Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association after discussion of nominees recommends Clyde Hendrix of Decatur Alabama as representative on the Alabama Cotton Association Board of Directors.
Congress shows reluctance to strip federal judges of power by moving certain classes of cases to state courts. State rights arguments are treated as relics in Washington.
To the farmers of Lawrence and Morgan Counties money to loan. We are loaning money for the Federal Land Bank of New Orleans La for 54% interest. We are making a special drive for loans this year and invite any farmer to come in and apply at our office over Central National Bank Albany Ala. P R Hutson Secy Treas Decatur NFLA.
The Muscle Shoals Sunday School Convention will meet with Harmony Baptist Church on the first Sunday in July. All schools are urged to send delegates as we hope to find activities for every Sunday School during the summer. It is especially important that the superintendent attend. R. B. Henderson presides with A. W. Walker vice president and Will Harris secretary.
The Lawrence County Singing Convention will convene with the Wren class three miles south of Moulton on the first weekend in July. Banner singing starts at 2 p.m. on Saturday. An annual singing will be held at the Court House in Moulton on the fourth Sunday in July. C. G. Stockton.
Wanted we want a substantial well and favorably known man to represent us in Lauderdale Colbert Lawrence Limestone and Jackson counties. This is a financial proposition operating under the Banking Department. Address P O Box 52 Sheffield Ala.
Mrs W C Bragg entertained many young people at her home last Friday night in honor of Miss Maggie Matson who is visiting Mrs Bragg.
Mr and Mrs Dolan Jones and their young daughter departed for their South Carolina home last Saturday following a visit with Mrs Jones parents Mr and Mrs T R Alexander in this city.
L. E. Jeffrey and family of Hartselle visited Moulton during the past week. Rev. James Jenkins, Lawrence County High School graduate and pastor of the Methodist Church at Collinsville, spent a day or so in Moulton and was greeted by friends. Ross Person, a Moulton area resident and LC H S graduate, left last week for Decatur to take a job in an abstract office.
Mr. D. L. Duncan, after months with his children in Birmingham, has returned to Moulton to reside with his daughter, Mrs. S. R. Sanders.
Judge J C Forney spent part of the past week in Jasper on official business Solicitor D C Almon of Albany was in Moulton on legal business Mr J C Cannon a prominent farmer from the eastern part of the county was in town Saturday Messrs E B Williams and Garth Clark were in Albany on business last Friday Mr Cole Savage County Demonstrator headquartered at Courtland was in Moulton a day or so last week Misses Louise and Myrle Almon and Mr Paul Duncan attended the ball game at Hillsboro last Friday Messrs Floyd Free Charlie Walker and R L Almon made a trip to Huntsville last Friday Mr Jack Carruth of near Wolf Springs was in Moulton Saturday shaking hands with friends The Editor wife and baby.
Last week in Moulton and nearby towns saw several visitors including Hillsboro residents and airmen over the state. Notables such as Mr Henry Swift, Messrs Bonholzer and Jones, plus local residents Glenn Riddell Jasper Terry and A F Redman stopped by for business or visitation.
Prominent Town Creek merchant Joe Houston was in the city on business Monday. He attended meetings with local traders and discussed potential commercial ventures and partnerships.
Heavy boll weevil outbreak reported in Auburo Alabama with Dr. W E Hinds outlining control. Recommendations include hand destruction of squares by the heop and sack method, dusting thresholds at 1 percent of squares punctured, and repeated dustings every five days through three applications. Emphasis on band dusting machinery for small plots and cost estimates per acre for calcium dust, with potential loss costs if not applied.
The iron and steel industry showed a strong move forward for the month with increases of 25 to 36 percent in pig iron and steel ingot production. Merchant pig iron sales doubled as production, shipments, and unfilled orders for merchant iron rose notably.
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