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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
5
The Moulton Advertiser invites readers to vote for popular Lawrence county contestants by clipping coupons. Subscriptions earn ballots and large vote bonuses, with rules, eligibility, and rewards explained. The plan promotes readership and community involvement while promising weekly tallies and a December ballot count.
A reflective set of opinions notes on expressing love in varied ways to a woman. It discusses how a married man benefits from club membership to recall experiences, prefers suburbia over city life, and choosing church over theatre. It asserts that a truly good man carries more value than the world.
County Superintendent H G Almon announces an election at 2 p m on July 4 1908 in every public School District to elect three trustees. Voting restricted to qualified electors. districts without a schoolhouse may use teaching location. Certificates due within five days. Trustees must be freeholders who can read and write.
Landersville and Viernity residents plan a Fourth of July picnic at the Christian church near Landersville. Refreshment stands will charge a small fee to raise money to seat the Sandersville schoolhouse. four stands are permitted. Expected are good speakers and a glorious time. attendees urged to join. N. D. Sandlin.
James Warren Crow reports the annual Red Hill picnic will be held on July 4 as usual with all invited except the bully boys. Organizers urge order and peaceful conduct for attendees.
An invitation announces a picnic in the grove at F M Loosier on Saturday July 11 with all invited. Bro A J Williams will preach at 11 o clock to the Odd Fellows and all members are urged to attend.
Community notice invites all residents to a July 4 picnic at Penitentiary Spring. Attendees should bring well filled baskets for a noked day together and a cheerful gathering.
W O W invites all to a July 18 picnic at Hatton School House with march and dinner on the ground. An entertaining Wood craft talk will be given. The Hatton camp, about 1.5 years old, has around fifty members and seeks growth.
Two years ago Hoke Smith won a large majority as Georgia governor and began a harsh railroads campaign. Public works halted, business stalled, thousands were unemployed, and Joe Brown was removed from the railroad commission. Brown ran for governor, defeated Smith by 15,000 votes, delivering a rebuke to demagogues and signaling a political reckoning.
Our premium sewing machines for new subscriptions and renewals are attractive, drop heads with attachments, strongly built and guaranteed. Inspect them closely and help a lady, married or single, secure one. Card coupons and postage details are requested for distant subscribers. Join the band wagon and enjoy the ride.
A daily devotional piece reflecting on trust in God and living goodness. It evokes prayer for Monday through Saturday, urging productive action to ease worry, encouragement to persevere in kindness, and sustaining home harmony through cheerful manners and temper. Named phrases emphasize reverence, work, and home as a divine building.
An old pebble boasts of endurance while an acorn humbly accepts its role. The acorn grows into a mighty tree as the pebble learns that outward pride hides inner worth. The tale ends with the pebble vows to wait for a purpose greater than idle boasting.
A collection of humorous lines about marriage, brains, women, gambling, and politics. It jokes that marrying trouble brings risk, a man with brains avoids trouble, and money can dull needs. The tone is light, satirical, and aimed at social habits and morals.
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