Huntsville visit and local notes reflect busy cross-town ties
Messrs Russi and Hud gon Sandilin were in Huntsville Sunday. Mrs J C Hardin returned home near Hillsboro after visiting her daughter in Moulton. Mrs G S Windham and Julia Ray Bryant head to Taladega for schooling. Mrs James Stewart and children go to Texas to visit relatives. Clark Weatherwax and Will Montgomery were in Decatur. Bexter Burgess burned while starting a gasoline peanut parcher. L A Wallace and two children of Central SC visit Mrs Robert White. Rev S G Frazier of Mt Hope in Moulton Sunday. Jack Smith of Mr Hope in city on business. Nathaniel Almon left for Gurley to teach. J B Gibbons traveled to Asheville. John Spence of Chattanooga visiting. John Day in Decatur on business. George McGregor of Hartsele in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hardin
Moulton
Robert White
Hillsboro
Mrs S O Hardin Visits in Moulton with Mary Sue
Mrs S O Hardin and her young daughter Mary Sue were in Moulton last Thursday visiting Mrs Robert F White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 0. Hardin
Mary Sue
Moulton
Robert F. White
Speaking dates set in county for Congressman B Almon
Advertiser announces dates when Congressman B Almon will speak in county communities. He will discuss Muscle Shoals development Henry Ford offer and American Farm Federation Bureau, urging plans to hear him locally. Miss Alva Francis of Lampasas Texas arrives to teach at the High School live. Eva Farley and Sue Irwin travel to market to buy millinery and ready to wear lines. J R Watkins Co invites agents in Moulton and other vacant cities with free work and particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Almon
Muscle Shoal
Henry Ford
American Farm Federation Bureau
Alva Francis
Lampasas
Texas
Francis
Mis Eva Farley
Sue Irwin
Suffragists Clean Statue of Leaders in Capitol Basement
National Woman's Party members entered the Capitol with scrub brushes and cakes of soap and cleaned the statues of Lucretia Mott Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton now stored in a basement room. They condemn neglect and demand the statue be moved cleared and dusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Mmy
Capitol
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Adelaide Johnston
Italy
Rotunda
C. L. Roby
Eighth Congressional District of
Virginia
National Woman’s Party
Congress
Washington
Immediate Relief Proposed For Railroads
National News Service reports state officials seek authority to fund railroad claims using 1000000 worth certificates via the Railroad Administration with or without War Finance Corporation help. Officials anticipate market conditions returning to 6 percent and foresee relief reducing unemployment by about a million jobs as railroads maintain purchases, repairs, and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardjing
War Finance Corporation
Lost wagon tire found near Moulton and Decatur road
Lost one two and three quarter inch wagon tire between Moulton and my house one mile and a quarter from town. Any finder please notify Tom McKelvy. We do all kinds of Job Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Decatur Road
Tom McKelvy
Methodist Church Notes Pray Meeting Next Thursday Night
Methodist Church invites every member to prayer meeting next Thursday with Baptist participants. A Friday night song service precedes preaching by the Pastor on Sunday. Bro. Morris will speak Monday. Everyone is urged to attend and take part. W. L. Holdridge.
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Methodist Church
The
Baptist
Morris
W. L. Holdridge
Children’s Aid Day in Alabama Planned for Oct 30
The Alabama Children's Aid Society executive committee set October 30 as Children’s Aid Day. Sunday Schools statewide will observe with a special offering. Founded 1917, the interdenominational agency aids homeless children, endorsed by state welfare and churches, seeks 30000 dollars for the coming year to expand work and fund temporary centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Children’s Aid Society
Children’s Aid
Crawford Johnson
Robert Jemison
M.S. Barnwell
Terry T. Greil
Montgomery
J. J. Mitchell
Florence
Lloyd M. Hoppee
Selma
Lee C. Bradley
J. R. Rice
State Child Welfare Department
Alabama
Pine Grove Church Wedding and Local News
Pine Grove Church saw the marriage of Mr Hubert Parker and Miss Leola Brown with friends attending. Mr B F Turrentine officiated. News includes visitors visa Kelly from here to Haleysville, a student Alvis Nelson improving after a broken leg, and a fatal car accident near Flint Station affecting Clay Smith and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Parker
Leola Brown
Pine Grove Church
B. F. Turrentine
Flint Station
Clay Smith
Joe
Will Smith
Here
McCellan
Albany
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
American Legion Challenges U S Chamber Debate on Adjusted Compensation
The American Legion asks the United States Chamber of Commerce to debate the World War I adjusted compensation issue nationwide. Legion officials urge chamber delegates to meet ex servicemen in public forums, challenging chamber stance and urging clear, nationwide discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Lgion
Chamber
National Legislative Committee of the Legion
Legion
Chamber of Commerce of the
United State
Atlantic City
Washington
Congress
Iss
Clmber of Commerce
United States
American Legion
Pittiless
Chamber of Commerce
Watkins agent wanted for city trade in Moulton area
Advertises a sales opportunity for a male or female agent to handle city trade in Moulton and other vacant cities selling authentic J R Watkins products including Coconut Oil Shampoo Garda Face Powder and Fruit Drinks among 137 items. Free sample and details offered by The J R Watkins Co., 67 Memphis, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
J. R. Watkins Co
Memphis Tenn
J R Watkins
Watkins
J R Watkins CO
Memphis
Tenn
666 cures Malaria and Bilious Fever Claim Refunded
Advertises a patent remedy promising to cure malaria chills bilious fever colds and la grippe with a full money refund guarantee, typical of 19th century patent medicine promotions denying side effects while asserting universal efficacy.
Farmers Cooperate in Planting Winter Legumes in Alabama
Alabama farmers across Lauderdale Limestone Dallas Coosa Tallapoosa Autauga and other counties cooperate to plant winter legumes and cover crops like hairy vetch crimson clover and rye under county agent guidance. They order seeds collectively to cut costs gain crop guidance and boost success with Farm Bureau and county agents assisting in coordination and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Lauderdale
Limestone
Dallas
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Autauga
John Blake
Dallas County
Cooss
Talleposa Coutice
Sam Day
Pey Cte
Agen
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Messrs
Russi and
Hudgon Sandilin
Huntsville
G. S. Windham
Julia Ray Bryant
Taladega
Julia Ray
James Stewart
Clark Weatherwax
Will Montgomery
Decatur
Bexter Burgess
F. BK. Farley Grocery Store
L. A. Wallace
Central, South Carolina
S. G. Frazier
Mt Hope
Jack Smith
Hope
Nathaniel Almon
Gurney
Gurley High School
J. B. Gibbons
Ashvile
John Spence
Chattanooga, Tenn
John Day
George NcGregor
Hartsele
Bull Durham Tobacco
Far Sale Good Farm
Wren
R. F. WA
H. P. Warren
Aren
Albany, Alabama
National News Service
Pine Grove News
Visa Kelly
Haleysville
Mrs. Kelly
Spurgoo
Culimso
Alvis Nelson
Papa
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Pratt Consolidated
Birmingham, Alabama