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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
4
The Moulton Advertiser notes its Wednesday publication schedule and postal registration as a second class matter with P. M. White listed as publisher.
At the Alabama Hotel Men's Association meeting in Birmingham CM Sherrod of Courtland owner of the Colonel Hotel was elected president for the coming year. Despite not attending, he was chosen in recognition of his leadership and the Colonial Hotel's high standing in the state.
Annual Red Hill picnic will be held next Saturday as usual. The event is a long standing tradition kept on the calendar, with everything lining up to plan and time.
Mt Hope prepares for its largest Fourth of July crowd next Saturday with Congressman Ed B Almon delivering the principal address. Moulton and Double Springs meet in the afternoon for a key baseball game after two earlier draws. The town promises refreshments and a big basket dinner to ensure a successful day.
A gold colored umbrella with the name Lorena engraved on its handle was found. The item is at the advertiser’s office awaiting return to the rightful owner.
An Ice Cream Supper will be held at Henry Montgomery's house one mile south of Moulton on the Wren road Friday night July 9. Everyone is invited. Music by a string band featuring Henry Montgomery and Jessie McCarty.
Hatton residents prepare for a large Educational Rally and Picnic on Saturday July 24. Hatton, first in Lawrence County to build a sub-High School and to host a community fair, aims for a successful event reflecting its proven, decisive spirit.
Nesmith School trustees announce a big picnic on Saturday July 17 with speaking, music by a string band and sale of fruits, soft drinks, and ice cream. Proceeds support repairs to the school building and other school purposes. Everyone is invited to help make it a success.
Town Creek hosting a picnic and educational rally in the grove by the new high school on Thursday July 15. Prominent Alabama educators will speak and an athletic program is planned. A Moulton versus Florence baseball game is a featured event. Monday afternoon, Mr. Irwin, a Methodist church member, died while employed in the income tax department at Dover.
A princess spends three hours before a mirror while her plans unfold, delaying actions and stalling decisions. The scene focuses on idle reflection and timing as a key narrative beat.
Will Irwin aged 26 died in Dothan Alabama on Saturday from injuries suffered in the European war while defending his country. He was the son of D W Irwin of Hillsboro and brother of D W Irwin Jr Brock Irwin and Mrs C A Vandiver of Atlanta, all at his bedside. Funeral conducted at Hillsboro.
Essay warns against using alcohol for colic and stomach pain and advises seeking medical help or proper remedies. Also advertises 180 acres near Moulton with school and church access, plus vehicle, farming equipment, livestock, and possible trade for a wagon.
Advertisement offers 10 000 feet good ash logs at 40.00 per thousand feet 10 000 feet red gum logs at 25.00 per thousand feet 10 000 feet cedar logs at 340.00 per thousand feet and any quantity of red or white oak and poplar price by grade logs delivered to our mill Jumbo Poplar Co.
Notice is given that on June 23 1920 letters of administration were granted by Judge J E Kumpe to the undersigned. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legal period or be barred.
An advertisement for Byars Little Liver Pills describes a gentle laxative mildly cathartic. It urges avoiding griping and suggests an occasional dose keeps the liver toned and the system in good shape. Keep a box handy from Moulton Drug Co.
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