Honor Roll Names in The Moulton Advertiser
Honor roll listing appears from The Moulton Advertiser with a dated yellow tag and names such as J M Ellis Dee Montgomery John Massey J E Thompson Mat Patterson Robert Lee Amos Saylor and many others. The ad invites readers to place advertisements and notes the paper’s reach to about 10,000 readers and potential customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
M Ellis
Dee Montgomery
John Massey
J E Thompson
Mat. Patterson
Robert Lee
Amos Saylor
G8 Windham
Frank Shackelford
Rab Long
J L Rooks
OD Bowling
E N Waldrep
LS Thrasher
G W Barlow
W T Fitzgerald
G D Gibson
F M Bradley
W H Dutton
W S Dill
J W Key
Effle Williams
Louisa Callanan
H M Caldwell
K W Gibson
Memphis
McCall, Home and Farm
Constitution
Moulton Advertiser
A Lively Fox Hunt From Flat Woods Alabama 1918
A reader from Flat Woods, Moulton Alabama, writes of a Red Fox Club hunt on October 15 1918 with the Red Fox Club of LaGrange Mountain. The account recalls multiple fox chases, a midnight barbecue, and a large honor roll of participants. The letter ends with notes on newspaper subscriptions and a brief aside about U S shoe production and army mortality.
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Moulton
Ala
Jourd
Red Fox Club
LaGrange Mountain
Lawrence County Red Union Club
Hollow
Fox
Tom Wright
John Masterson
Buddie Grissom
Brown Hatton
Red Onion Club
Looking Backward In Rice Texas 1913 Letter
A 1913 Rice Texas letter recalls old friends from Neleon White to Judge Peters and Chitwood. The writer and wife are in poor health yet cling to Christ, noting fair but rain-damaged crops and mentioning a friend, Will Henderson, with a generous heart.
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Jourd
Charley G. Lynch
Neleon H. White
Dee White
Dr. Urow
McDonalds
Judge Peters
Pickett
Lewis
Chitwood
Irwin
Christ
Will Henderson
Taxes Due October First and Deeds Requested
All taxes are due on October first with delinquent status on January first each year. Tax payers are asked to bring their deeds to obtain the proper land descriptions from the records office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Court House Records Near End of 1913 Appointment Plans
A fragment notes last 30 days of 1913 at the Court House and mentions Previents in Moulton Alabama. It speaks of waiting and an inadvertent prevention from meeting at forthcoming appointments.
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Court House
Moulton
Alabama
Unclear OCR listing rounds and dates across towns
Fragmentary schedule appears to list multiple towns including Landeraville Mountain Home Boosier Town Creek Red Bank Courtland Wheeler Hillsboro and Caddo Kitchens Morris Chaeppel Moulton with scattered dates and numbers. Mentions six full days per week balance of year.
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Hatton
Landeraville
Mountain Home
Boosier
Town Creek
Red Bank
Courtland
Wheeler
Hillsboro
Cotton Dominates Southern Indie Agriculture
Cotton remains the chief crop in Southern Indie, shaping farm choices, markets, and regional economic focus as growers prioritize fiber production amid evolving prices and climate conditions.
Moulton Advertiser Thanks Loyal Readers
The note expresses gratitude to over 500 subscribers who have paid for The Moulton Advertiser and praises their support. The statement affirms the paper’s commitment to serve readers to the best of its ability with pleasure and appreciation.
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Moulton
On the Road to the Moulton Advertiser's Alumni Praise
A nostalgic letter from 1885 through 1890 traces Tom Lynch’s early ties to Moulton and the Moulton Advertiser. T. J. McDaniel extols Lynch’s warmth, judgment, and enthusiasm for the paper. The editor notes Lynch’s memory and urges former readers to reconnect, praising subscribers out west and urging others to join.
District No 3 Convention at Hickory Grove Church
District No 3 meets at Hickory Grove Church November 28 1913 with devotional exercises by Russell Stephenson and addresses by J M Blankenship Ernestine Roberson Irridell Elkins J T Howell Ora Sneed L L James Janie Elkins W A Pickens and C C Smith A representative from each school is requested to attend Pres G W Roperson Miss New Arvor Secy Also a note on an Oklahoma invention cuts kaffir corn heads and a remark on the loss of C G Lynch with tribute to his life and memory.
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Hickory Grove Church
Russell Stephenson
J. M. Blankenship
Ernestine Rober
J. T. Howell
Oklahoma
Ada
Okla
C. G. Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Old Lawrence
Shiloh Church Hosts Big Con Cert Night 1915
The Shiloh Church invites all to a big con cert on the night of November 1915 with a box supper to aid the new church building. All ladies are invited to bring a box while friends are urged to attend. The Shiloh Dramatic Club will present the Play.
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Shiloh Church
Shiloh Dramatic Club
A Ruined Life Drama Promoted by Missionary Committee
A temperance drama titled A Ruined Life is promoted by the Missionary Committee with Ernest W. Hares serving as chairman. He leads efforts to stage the production through church and community venues to advocate temperance and moral reform.
Hall's Catarsh Cure Endorsed Against Mercury Dangers
An 19th century ad warns against mercury exposure and promotes Hall's Catarsh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for deafness cases cured, includes testimonials and circulars, price 75 cents per bottle, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Gone 20 Years Greenville Advertiser Letter Note
A dated letter from 2013 arrives from Greenville Texas referencing Denton and Prof. O. G. Lynch. It requests a one year newspaper subscription and includes a hope to obtain Mrs. L's address via Birmingham Alabama care of Tyler Grocery Co. The missive mentions a past death account and a copy of The Advertiser.
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Jake Previtt
Denton
O. G. Lynch
Ripley School Adopts Death Resolution for Prof C G Lynch
Ripley Graded School and Baptist Church members publish funeral of Prof C G Lynch who died October 11 1918. Resolutions praise his faithfulness devotion to duty and Christian character, extend sympathy to wife and children, and request publication in local papers. Printed notices planned with pricing guidance.
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Ripley Graded School
A. G. Lynch
Lynch
Ripley
Moulton Advertiser
Baptist Church and Sunday School of
Miss
C. G. Lynch
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LM Wilson
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T K Harris
SE Kerby
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T A Bowman
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Houston Reed
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Frank McCormic
Duke Echols
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Joe Tollison
Mathew Summers
Frank Wright
R. O' Hatton
Martin Wallace
D W Kidd
Sam McCarmic
Bb. M. Waldrep
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Andy Landers
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