Moulton Advertiser at Post Office in Alabama
The Moulton Advertiser is entered at the Moulton Alabama post office as a second class matter with Robert F. White serving as editor.
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
The Moulton Advertiser is entered at the Moulton Alabama post office as a second class matter with Robert F. White serving as editor.
Democratic Party of Alabama announces the state primary on the second Tuesday in August 1922 to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General and other offices. Also elects state and county committee members delegates and officers with terms through January 1923. James H. Webb chairs the state committee.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Bragg return to their home at Low n Creek after a visit to relatives in Moulton They announce they do all kinds of job printing in their business offerings.
Probate Court of Lawrence County Alabama decreed sale of estate of R N Hefner on July 17 1922 cash public outcry before the courthouse door Moulton to the best bidder for partition Lots 5 40d 6 in Coffey addition block 5 description and purpose stated June 28 1922 administrator T F Almon
The article portrays Secretary Hoover as powerless to legislate coal prices but influential in shaping a price-fixing framework with coal sellers. His past as Food Administrator and firm ultimatums underline his persuasive authority, making it likely the agreement will hold without violators risking public wrath.
Production of passenger cars rose 40 percent in March from February, while trucks climbed 50 percent. Truck output reached 19 422 units, the highest for the nine months of data. April and May projections indicate continued growth.
A 1922 political notice from Limestone County officials and bar members urges James E. Horton Jr. to announce as Democratic nominee for Circuit Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit. Testimonial letters from Athens pastors praise his moral standing and civic fit for office. Paid political advertising by James E. Horton Jr. Athens Alabama.
The notice urges advertisers to place ads in the local paper to reach a broad audience. It emphasizes quick turnaround and affordable rates, aiming to boost visibility for products services and events.
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