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Moulton Advertiser

Location

Moulton, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

2

The Moulton Advertiser Avoids Daily Political Rants

Readers ask why the paper limits political content. The editors affirm loyalty to Democratic nominees but favor focusing on community progress projects like churches, schools, farms, and moral education instead of constant political campaigning. The piece excites countywide support for constructive growth over partisan arguments.

Moulton Bryan Taft Constable Moulton Advertiser

When a Fiend Goes Wrong Be a True Friend

This reflection urges steadfast friendship when a close companion errs. Do not desert him even if he falters. offer help and support while denying condoning bad conduct. Test faults with candor, forgive without apology, and you may gain a better person.

Pebble on the Beach Message of Shared Humanity

Do not imagine you are the only pebble on the beach. If you drop out of existence the world will soon forget you lived. In any role from preaching to banking others can do your work. We need each other daily and must feel others are human beings.

Our Good Roads Plan for Lawrence County

A concise call for improved roads to connect schools and churches in Lawrence County. The author argues that paved or well maintained roads enable year round access, link farmers to markets, allow socializing for women, and elevate the region to the best in the inland area.

Gibson Receives Cotton Trade for Vehicles and Wagons

J P Gibson advertises a stall of vehicles and harness-surveys wagons and wageies in exchange for middling cotton at Bowents. He notes cash prices on goods and invites customers to visit for favorable terms, paying 1 cent for cotton and offering goods at low fees.

J. P. Gibson

History of the M. E. Church in Moulton Alabama

A historical account of the first and subsequent Methodist church sites in Moulton Alabama from 1821 to 1908. It covers founding deeds, prominent early members such as David L. Dinsmore and Michael Wert, ministerial figures including Rev. Edgar M. Swoope, and lists Pastors and Presiding Elders up to 1908. The 1908 sale of the church property to local trustees is noted.

Ola Kumpe M. E. Church South Moulton Alabama Ala Barnard M. Patterson John Moore Michael Wert Edgar Swoope Isaac VanKaton David L. Dinsmore A. G. Milam Wm. Eubanks Thos. Eubanks Wm. Spain Methodist Church Thos. Eubank Nelson H. White J. S. Farley W. L. Dinsmore Decatur David F. Dinsmore Lynchburg Henrietta Rosamond Birmingham D. C. Goodlett Goodlett Harrisburg Petersburg Tenn Ester Caroline Cowan Wm. Eubank Lawrence County Texas Nancy Kk. Almon Almon North Alabama Lower Valley Messrs. Jourd Oul White KE. S. Farley KE. A. Farley Methodist Edgar M. Swoope M. Cherry F. A. Hewlett Phelps White J. Davis Milner Allen Wm. E. Mabry Dobbs Brittain Leander Whitten F. M. Grace W. P. Owen Wilson Williams G. G. Smith R. C. Carver T. B. Parker G. M. G. Duncan J. W. Vary G.K. Boyed M. R. Smith D.S. McGlown G. L. Crow C. Seale G. W. Hamilton E. H. Driskill E. D. Emmerson F. B. Faust W. P. Petway L. M. Wilson J. W. Whitten M. N. Norris Gurley W. A. Kirk J. W. Newman W. C. McCoy R. A. Timmons J. D. Simpson L. A. Dorsey Anson West J. C. Persinger G. E. Boyed Methodists A. J. Crosthwaite A. L Windham Jackson Windham J. C. Kumpe G. W. Parker J. M Byars J. W. Napps

Grand Jury Report on Lawrence County OK Jail Roads

The Fall Term 1908 grand jury finds the county jail and poor farm well kept and the treasurer’s books neatly kept with the county out of debt and $3798.08 credited in bank. It notes public roads poorly reported but urges ten days yearly work by overseers. 78 indictable cases and 68 true bills returned. Recommends semiannual publication of county expenses and thanks Judge Speake and officers.

Daniel W. Speake Alabama Lawrence County Court of Revenue J.T. Wallace J. K. Swoope

Moulton Church Bricks Laid in Historic Stone Cornerstone

The Moulton Methodist Church site notes cornerstone laid Sept 8 1908 and first brick Aug 20 1908 by D C Goodlett. Building committee A L Windham and J C Kumpe. contractor S C Lee. Pastor Rev F B Faust praises Presiding Elder Dr George E Boyer for past influence. The record venerates the church’s role in local righteousness and eternal hopes.

Moulton D.C. Goodlett Methodist Church A. L. Windham E. A. Farley Jas. M. Irwin J.C. Kumpe C. Lee F. B. Faust Bouyant Jordan New Jerusalem

Criminal Week Reflections On a Town’s Violations

A week’s survey portrays a town plagued by bully boys fighters sellers gamblers and thieves with bloodied hands and knife scars. Murder cases loom but results wait until next week as West Montgomery is captured and returned handcuffed to the sheriff amid courtroom preparations and looming trials.

West Montgomery Tuscumbia Sheriff Cannon West Jackson Clint Kelsoe Joe Montgomery Turner Boys Walter Holland Dave Previtt Kyle Wert Callahan

Howell declines Independent Party nomination for County Treasurer

John Howell states he did not request the Independent party nomination for County Treasurer and declines to run on that ticket. He signs the message with respect.

Independent Party John Howell

Local Notices From Morgan County and Surrounding Areas

Maj. D C Goodlett improves after illness with visits from Dr Dinsmore and Ab Masterson. Mrs W J Porter and children visiting Morgan. Haleyville city marshal Ben Burnett shot dead by Jeff Blanton while escorting a prisoner. Frank Simms builds two story residence near proposed County High School for about 25 boarders. Methodist church front gable damaged. Banker Judy planning to build on purchased lot. Miss Ethel Miller attends Holiness school in Albertsville. Miss Patria Kirkland returns to Deaf and Dumb school in Talladega. Obituaries coming next week. R H Roberts attempted suicide in Decatur using laudium.

D. C. Goodlett Dinsmore Decatur Ab Masterson Hartselle W. J. Porter Morgan Mat Houston Step Ben Burnett Haleyville Jeff Blanton Frank Simms New Methodist Judy Ethel Miller Albertsville Patria Kirkland Talladega R. H. Roberts

Ex Senator Sullivan Leads Mob at Oxford

A report claims W. V. Sullivan of Mississippi led a mob in Oxford and expressed pride in it. The piece discusses mob violence, alleging a black man killed a white woman by throatcut, though the man may be innocent, and notes past abuses where mob justice led to wrongful deaths.

United States W. V. Sullivan Mississippi Oxford Sullivan

Lusk to Hear Complaints in Moulton on Wednesday

Hon John A Lusk associate railroad commissioner will be in Moulton on Wednesday Sept 80 for the purpose of hearing any complaint our people may desire to make against the transportation companies.

John A. Lusk Moulton

Meeting of Alabama business men in MontgomerySept 21

A meeting of Alabama farmers bankers merchants and business men will be held in Montgomery on Sept 21 to finance the present cotton crop. Send your best men as delegates. Elder W W Parker shot and killed a mad dog Sunday. Mrs Estelle White McClasson a most excellent woman recently died at Iuka.

Alabama Montgomery W. W. Parker Estelle White McClasson Iuka

Judge Speake and supporters seek county high school injunction

Judge Speake traveled with his associate and spent Sunday at the family home. Lawyer Sherrod filed an injunction with Treasurer Henderson on behalf of three taxpayers of the lower valley to stop any County funds from being paid to the proposed County High School. Chancellor Simpson will hear the case next week at Decatur, with a likely path to the Supreme Court.

Sherrod Lower Valley Henderson Simpson Decatur Supreme Court

Wood Wanted By Lee and Jones 1908 Brick Yard Ad

This 1908 notice offers $1.50 per card for all wood delivered to the brick yard. The firm Lee and Jones claims the advance will prevent delays in their building plans. Sept 12, 1908.

LEE & Jones

Also Mentioned on This Page

bin Piladtorm Pikes Gibson Hillsboro, Ala of the Woulton, Alabama Grand Jury Report R. E. Simpson Clerks J. M. CoLurer Criminal Week Giatrars J. R. Howell W. R. Harris J. T. Masterson Registrars Judge Speake Charlie Wood Nick Serie Morgan County B. Grawford Jet Avenue New Decatur Orange Mass W. D. Irwin N. Hai ‘ Oadavent A W. C. Irwin Moulton, Ala
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