Good Roads Election Officers Named in Lawrence County Alabama
On February 17, 1908, at Moulton, Alabama, R M Byars Clerk J C Kumpe Judge of Probate J C Cannon Sheriff appointed managers and returning officers for 12 voting beats to conduct a March 30 1908 bond election for building public roads in Lawrence County. Names include I L James C S Vaughan A F Redman O P Eggleston E L Wann W B Gibson N P LeMay R R Reed J T Howell G W Roberson H A McDowell J T Wiggins and others with beat assignments and returning officers listed for Hillsboro Courtland Town Creek Loosier Red Bank Wheeler Mountain Home Wolf Springs Lick School House Mount Hope Kenlock Landersville Moulton Pin Hook Mountain Springs Hampton's Store Oakvale Morris Chapel Caddo Shiloh Center School House and note the officials signed J C Kumpe J C Cannon R M Byars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Lawrence County
R. M. Orarys
Said County
J. C. Cannon
J. C. Kumpe
Moulton
Said
Court of Revenue
Hillsboro
I. L. James
Vaughan
T. W. Dawson
Butler
Lick School House
Jas
W. Briley
L. M. Wallace
W.T. Nesmith
R. A. Bradford
Mount Hope
J. T. Howell
R. L. Martin
G. W. Roberson
W. H. Steenson
Kenlock
J. E. Stephenson
J. J. Brock
J. G. Bishop
J. J. Sullivan
Landersville
A. T. Murphree
E. Gardner
L. M. Wear
Ed Burch
Rush Stockton
J.C. Bragg
W. J. Wade
J.C. Cannon
R. Y. Goodlett
Tom
W. W. Parker
W. T. Hill
Mountain Springs
H. A. McDowell
R. C. Montgomery
H. Drake
R. E. Spillers
Hampton's
T. J. Falkner
Caddo
O. W. Bass
W. F. Berry
D. M. Sims
L. M. Bayne
Shiloh
T. B. Heard
J. M. Pitman
W.N. Pope
Henry Waits
Henry Waits, _ Officer. Beat No. 11—Center School House. J. M. Templeton
B. F. Turrentine
W. A. Perdue
Isaac Chenault
R. M. Byars
If a man is a success he knows it and a failure all know it
A concise proverb noting that personal success is internal awareness while failure is publicly evident to neighbors. It reflects social perception and personal insight without event details or specific individuals.
Hat, Flirtation, and Blues in a City Tale
A witty old line suggests a girl faces the blues unless she gets a new hat or a flirtation. The saying contrasts with a cautionary view that a rich wife can yield a poor husband through marriage.
One Man’s Love of Drink Evokes Health Warning
A man cites his doctor warning that drinking harms health while noting only the devil drinks for fun. The remark plays on habit and vice as a jest about alcohol.
Non-Resident Emma Hughes Admonished in Alabama Suit
In Chancery in Lawrence County Alabama the Register orders publication in the Moulton Advertiser for four weeks to compel Emma Hughes to answer the bill in the Hughes v Hughes case by March 23 1908 or a pro confesso decree may be entered. D C Goodlett Register notes completion of the notice on February 15 1908 at Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Alabama
Lawrence County
Alabama
Moulton
G. W. Hughes
Emma Hughes
Register
Awful Good Time Draws Envy Says Woman
A woman boasts of a lively evening and aims to make other women envy her. She comments that shaving oneself is useful practice for becoming a top swearer.
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Everyody
A. Bernstein
Ala
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Company
Oliver Typewriter
Chicago
Illinois
Chamberlain
W.C. Irvin
Moulton, Ala
W.D. Irwin
Pium Walker
B. M. Woolley
Pryor Street
Atlanta
Alabama Bible Society
Montgomery, Ala
Irwin Drug CO
J. M. Sandlin
Philadelpia Printers’ Supply Company
Proprietors
North Ninth Street
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Pype Poundry
Philadelphia
L.A
Fumsha
New Decatur, Ala
Dr. King
Cguer Ann
Rmitire
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
Mass
W. D. Irwin
Bank St
Decatur, Ala
Department of the
Oe Land Office
Atune
Oscar A. Jackson
Danville
H. M
Walter G. Jackson
Edward M. Jackson
W. le Mor Carley
General Jackson Freeman
Robert D. Johnston
Gidest Retail
Morgan County
B. Crawford
New Decatur, Vla
Guah
Jou
Geeor
AK Free
Marcel
Lawhknce Cagnvy
Madison
Jackson
Jackson County
Commissioners Court
John N. Sheats
W. V. Preuit
Jackson Windham
McArruth
Cardus
Annie Hamilton
Stetsoonville
Wis
Gale
USA
Orrar Sciatica
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