Stock Law Notices in Lawrence County Alabama
Petitions filed with the Probate Judge to establish Stock Law Districts in Lawrence County at the November Term 1908. The proposed districts run south on the range line to Winston County line, then east to the county line to the starting point, prohibiting stock of all kinds from running at large.
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Camis Halt
Bank Sirctet
Decatur
Alabama
State of
Lawrence County
Court of Revenue
Range
Winston County
Haston
Petitions to Repeal Stock Law Districts
Petitions to repeal stock law districts have been filed in the county. The documents describe the districts and will be presented to the term of the Court of Revenue for consideration.
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Hersinafter Decstibed
Court of Revenue
Boundaries for Beat 7 Prohibit Stock from Running at Large
Describes a legal jurisdiction in Beat No 7 starting at the SW corner of Section 31, 16, R38, tracing four miles north along the Range line to the NW corner of Section 18, T 6, RS, east to the NE corner of Section 16, T 6, R 6, south along section lines to the 5 E corner of Section 38, T 6, R 8, and west along the Township line to the starting point, prohibiting all stock from running at large.
Repeal of Stock Law District in Yeat No 2 area
A proposal seeks to repeal or abolish the current Stock Law District across the entire territory of Yeat No 2 in the county, lying south of the boundary line that separates Townships 4 and 5.
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Stock Law
Yeat No. 2
Said County
Boundary description for township line survey between counties
In Beat No. and commencing on Range line between Ranges 7 and 8 at a point on the line dividing Lawrence and Winston Counties, running west along the county line to Borden's Creek then up Borden's Creek to Armstrong's Creek, up Armstrong's Creek to the township line between Townships 7 and 8 of Range 8, then east to the range line, and south along the range line to the place.
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Ranges
Lawrence
Winston Counties
Borden’s Creek
Armstrong’s Creek
Armstrong's Creek
Mapping Description of Township and Range Boundaries
In Beat No 11 starting at the county line where Owl Creek crosses it, the bounds run up Owl Creek to the section line between Sections 22 and 23 8 R 7, then north along the section line to the line between Townships 7 and 8, then west along the township line to the NW corner of Section 6 in T 8, R 7.
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Winston
Lawrence Counties
Said
Weston Said
Repeal of Stock Law District in Mt Home Beat
In Beat No 4 the action proposes repeal and abolition of the existing Stock Law District in Mt Home Beat. The reform covers the area south of a line from the southwest corner of Section 18, 15, RT to the east corner of Section 12, 5, RW.
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Stock Law District
Mt. Home Beat
Boundaries of Beat No 7 Stock Law District Defined
In Beat No 7 Stock Law District the territory includes Township 7 Range 8 north of the Byler road and west of the line of Section 18 Township 7 Range 8.
Repeal of Stock Law District Beat No 10 Described
Beat No 10 moves to repeal and abolish the Stock Law District. The description runs from the 8 W corner of Section 24 through Section 21 to the SE corner of Section 21 then north to the NE corner of Section 4, west to the NW corner of Section 1, and south to the starting point at the 8 W corner of Section 24 all in T 6, R 7 and adjacent townships.
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Stock Law
Said County
Holiness Meeting At Moulton Church In October 1908
Mrs. Mary Lee Cagle and her husband will begin a holiness meeting at the Christian church in Moulton on October 16 1908 All are cordially invited Thomas N Almon invites Young Men to learn telegraphy at the Southern School of Telegraphy Newnan Ga free catalog A positions guaranteed 41-161
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Moulton
Mount Hope
Laudersville
Miss Pearl
Mary Lee Cagle
Christian Church
Thomas N. Almon
Southern School OF Telegraphy
Newnan
Oakville memories of drills and a fatal duel
Old records tell how Oakville’s summer drills drew crowds from miles around to cheer victors in bright uniforms. A single incident ended when Sam Brooks spat on Nick Eddy, who then killed Brooks with a knife. Eddy served ten years, but was released early and returned to his family. The piece recalls camp meetings, Methodist preachers like Thomas L. Maddin, and the lasting influence of a mother who guided eight children to Christ. It also notes Maddin’s sons, and a cautionary tale about romantic folly involving Gen. Garth’s daughter and Dr. Thomas L. Maddin, who became an aging professor at Vanderbilt.
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Oakville
Jackson Aend Packenham
Nancy Burns
United States
New Orleans
Sam Brooks
Nick Eddy
Eddy
Brooks
Alabama
Moulton
Tennessee
Alexander Sale
Hartwell H. Brown
Thomas L. Maddin
Courtland
Philadelphia
Christ
Steger
Huntsville
Maysville
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
T. L. Maddin
Vanderbilt University
Decatur
Gen. Garth
Tennessee River
Mellie Garth
In Memoriam Quincy Hill of the Primitive Baptist faith
In memory of Quincy Hill born October 1877 died September 1908. He returned to the Lord after a period of lukewarmness, and for twelve weeks endured illness with patience. He voiced Oh Jesus Oh Mother Oh Christ as he passed. He leaves a mother, sisters and three brothers. Burial at Roberts graveyard with services by Bro. J. M. Roberts.
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Gurmcy
Christ
Quincy
Jesus
Robert's Graveyard
J. M. Roberts
Brother Quincey
Odelia P
Medical Society Extends Sympathy to Dr Jackson’s Loss
The Medical Society of Lawrence County expresses collective and individual sympathy to Dr J N Jackson and his family on the death of their two children. Members offer condolences to the grieving parents and pray for comfort and mercy in this dark hour.
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Medical Society of
Lawrence County
J. N. Jackson
Whysieian
Special clubbing rate offers year of two papers
The Moulton Advertiser announces a combined subscription deal with The Memphis Commercial Appeal. For 81.25 a year readers receive both papers, with 1.25 cash required for the initial payment. The Commercial Appeal is praised as one of the South’s largest and best papers, and readers are urged to act now.
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Moulton Advertiser
Memphis Weekly
South
Book Sale Offer for Public Purchase
An auction-like notice offers roughly ten thousand units of waste up in books of 25 and 50, available to the public at a price of 15e. The seller expresses willingness to let their people have the material.
Our Shoes Guarantee Satisfaction With Money Back
A local ad offers men’s footwear with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It markets a seamless $2.00 shoe built for hard service and highlights a $3.00 “lalapaloo sa” that wears like iron. The copy promises refunds on certain purchases but notes some exceptions.
Feather light shoes promise comfort for all feet
A seller markets soft easy wearing shoes described as solid feather and comfortable for daily wear. The guarantee covers all items except patent leather shoes, emphasizing practicality over fashion.
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E. B. Downing
Chenault & Downing
Attorneys At Law
Bank of Moulton
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Irwin
Public Square
TH. Irwin
Giibsown
Noulton
Moulton Hotel
B. O. Masterson
the Masterson Hotel
Marrire
Trerson
Proprietress
Chamberlain
Windham & CO
Blackstain
W.J. Rusbit
Decatur, Ala
China
J. O. Ewen
Florence
F. R King
Leighton
HEER
Ruiang
Senate
Jovcunn
Whrrk & Bon
Moulton, Ala
E. Gardner
Landersville, Ala
Court House
Stock Law Notices
Byler Road
J. CG. Fsu
Holiness Meeting
Old Lawrence
S. W. Barpre
Olive St
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Cal
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