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Newspaper

Moulton Advertiser

Location

Moulton, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

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Brandon Stamps Bost Amendment With His Approval

Judge W W Brandon of Tuscaloosa endorses the Alabama Seaport Amendment, pledging to back a conservative development plan funded by state bonds. He argues a state-owned port will boost transportation, wealth, and jobs, asserting revenue will cover debt and support sinking funds.

Birmingham W.W. Brandon Tuscaloosa Alabama Port Sydney 2d. Bowie Alabama Seaport Committee Brandon Sydney J. Bowie Alabama Seaport Sai Waffie Hag Moblie Port United States Pacific Eastern East Iron Pipe Mobile Pacific Coast

Honor Roll Names In My Room And Readies

Looking Backward lists students Libbie Crow Ola Kunipe Mattie NeSmith Mary NeSmith Lynch McKelvy Lillian Farley Lewis Houston Price Iwin Ernest Kump Gahe NeSmith Maggie Prince Pear Jones Alien Farley Elizabeth G Borden teacher. Wilbur Smith returns from the west fascinated with red hills. Judge Kumpe unites Ike Reid and Rosa Thompson in marriage in Court House. Charlie Doss travels through the city with his mother returning to Hartselle. Mrs J M Seamond visits near Moulton. Frank Neely Courtland briefly here.

Libbie Crow Ola Kunipe Mattie NeSmith Mary NeSmith Lynch McKelvy Lillian Farley Lewis Houston Price Iwin Ernest Kump Gahe NeSmith Maggie Prince Pear] Jones Alien Farley Elizabeth G Borden Charlie Doss Our City Hartselle J. M. Seamond Moulton

Methodists urged to observe work and ingathering day

All Methodist Sunday Schools are urged to observe Work Day and Ingathering Day for the Alabama Methodist Orphanage by working on Saturday October 7 and by rendering a program on Sunday October when earnings will be gathered in. Remit to F L Aldridge 1712 Broad St Selma Ala.

Alabama Methodist F L. Aldridge Broad St Selma Ala

Pressing services and a bold pro Muscle Shoals plan

A fragmentary letter urges improving malaria and fever cures, praising Owen Brothers Pressing Club and predicting flood commerce from seaport and surplus factory output. It advocates national power control at Muscle Shoals under Henry Ford and asks the state voters to adopt a reform, ending with best wishes from A. W Brandon.

Muscle Shoals Henry Ford Peo le

Movement of Farm Bureau In Lawrence County

In Lawrence County the Farm Bureau cotton movement proceeds, with state agents guiding shipments from Russellville Town Creek Hillsboro Decatur Hartselle and other points. Contacts include J D Woods Franklin County Agent, Gregg Pruit, Carl Patterson of Patterson Mercantile Co, and Miss Speegle in the Farm Bureau Office. The association insists on full delivery per the signed contract and questions any breach by its eleven thousand Alabama signers.

Farm Bureau J. D. Woods Franklin County Russellville Town Creek Gregg Pruit Virgil James Hillsboro Decatur Carl Patterson Patterson Mercantile Co Churchill Compress Lawrence County Sheffield Woods Hartselle Miss Speegle Alabama

New Orleans Legion Convention Hosts Division Reunions

War organizations plan reunions at the American Legion convention in New Orleans next month. A reunion day on October 17 will register members by outfit and address at a Legion home booth. Two silver cups will be awarded for greatest attendance and parade participation during the October 18 Legion parade.

New Orleans American Legion Legion Society of 22Nd Engineers Engineers Light Railway Infantry Military Order of the World War Buckeye Division Association War Society of the 87Th Division Clichy Post Air Service Supply Depot United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Imprompt

Rub My Tism Pain Killer Marketing Claim

An old remedy touts Rub My Tism as a great pain killer. It claims to relieve pain and soreness including rheumatism neuralgia sprains and similar ailments.

Baptist W M U Societies Call Their Members To Prayer

Miss Mary Northington, W M U secretary, urges Baptist Women’s Missionary Societies across the state to set Oct 1–Oct 7 as a prayer week for state missions. The drive aligns with the Southern Baptist Supplemental Campaign. October is Stewardship Month, with sermons on Christian giving. November is reenforcement month. Nov 26–Dec 3 is loyalty week to enlist new members and those who have not pledged to the 75 Million Campaign.

Baptis Womans Missionary Societies Mary Northington Southern Baptist Convention

Sale of Jointly Held Real Estate in Lawrence County Alabama

In Equity the Lawrence County Circuit Court will sell at public outcry for cash on October 28, 1922, at the courthouse in Moulton, the described undivided portions of Sections 29 and 30, Township 7 South Range 7 West, minus 2 acres deeded for school, to divide among owners Henry W Parker et al. Witnessed by Register W R Jackson on September 23, 1922.

Circuit Court Lawrence County Alabama Court House Moulton W. R. Jackson Register

Adver Tiser Ad Promises Universal Relief for Bowel Ailments

A vintage ad claims Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy offers uniform success in relieving bowel complaints for children and adults, stating it is nearly universally used and practically without rival aid. The copy emphasizes reliability and broad appeal in a period ad style.

Local visitors and residents make stops in Moulton

Dr N P Underwood and Mr Jack Smith of Mt Hope visited the city last Saturday. L B Cropper of Albany was in Moulton on business last week. J T Howell of Mt Hope, a popular merchant, was in town Monday en route to Albany. H W Wiesehan of Albany spent Sunday with friends in Moulton. Gail Dalrymple of Albany was in Moulton Sunday. Mrs W T Lowe of Albany visited her sister Miss Bettie Irwin in Moulton last week. Mrs R O Benner of Chattanooga is visiting relatives in Moulton this week. Tom Corum and Carmer McBride of Hillsboro were in Moulton Saturday. The Advertiser carries a Courtland Mercantile Co sale ad. Lost or stolen a dark red hound male with a scar on left hip. Reward $10 from Geo Hamilton, Maniton. J C Irwin, at Coffey High School in Florence, spent the weekend with home folks. Miss Elizabeth Gibson of Moulton left for Nashville to enter school. F D Gibson attended the Tennessee State Fair in Nashville. Paul Smish of Mt Hope joined Burk Auto Co. Miss Mary Cecil Judy returned from Kentucky. Rev W L Holdridge and F B Stewart were in Dear tur Monday. Charlie Walker of Hartselle visited Moulton Monday.

Kumpe couple in Decatur and Gibbons Stevenson in Albany

Mr and Mrs J E Kumpe were in Decatur Monday for shopping. Messrs J B Gibbons and John Forney Stevenson were in Albany Decatur Saturday.

J. E. Kumpe Decatur Messrs J. B. Gibbons John Forney Stevenson Albany-Decatur

Lawrence County Tragic Shooting Claims Local Victim

In Lawrence County early last Wednesday Herman Hughes allegedly killed Sadie Blaxton at her home near Black Ground Church after insisting she elope, then fled but was captured Thursday evening by Deputies Crow and Clarke. The account notes brutal murder frightens county and prompts calls for action.

Lawrence County Herman Hughes Sadie Blaxton Black Groun Church Hugh Tom Crow Courtland Clarke Maulton Lawrenc County

Lawrence County Political Announcements and Candidates

Multiple campaign notices from Lawrence County voters. Walter Roberson seeks Probate Judge, Ben Hagood for Circuit Court Clerk, Arthur Hardin for Sheriff, Hugh L. Taylor for Board of Education, and J. W. Napps for another education post. All are Republican nominees requesting voter support for the November 7, 1922 general election.

Law County Lawrence County Obama Walter Roberson Ben Hagood Arthur Hardin Republican Bard of Education Hugh. L. Taylor Hugh L. Taylor Town Creek Ala Board of Education J. W. Napps Trinity

Rub My Tism Antiseptic Claims Cures Many Ailments

The advertisement touts Rub-My-Tism as a powerful antiseptic that cures infected cuts old sores tetter and other ailments including malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and La Grippe with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bost California Louisiana The Moulton Advertiser Wilbur Smith Wald Sand Wooly West Red Hills Kumpe Ike Reid Rosa Thompson Hotel Lindford Frank Neely All Methodist Sunday Schools Owen Brothers Pressing Club Eurs Baptist Register’s Sale Henry W. Parker Dora Willis Lucy Johnson Addie Dutton Charlie Parker H. E. Parker Sallie Dutton Leitha Sims W. L. Parker Mattie Sims Nellie Ellis Vera Roberson Molie Guiley Parker VU. S&s. Navy N. P. Underwood Jack Smith Mt. Hope L. B. Cropper Albany J. T. Howell H. W. Wiesehan Gai Dalrymple R. O. Benner Chattanooga Tom Corum Carmer McBride Courtland Mercantile Co Geo. Hamilton Maniton, Ala J. C. Irwin Coffey High School Florence Smiley Marion Clyde and Earnest Lee Horton Elizabeth Gibson Nashville Tenn F. D. Gibson Paul Smish Burk Auto Co Mary Cecil Judy Kentucky W. L. Holdridge F. B. Stewart Deatur Charlie Walker Trinity, Ale Moulton Oil Mill Young Bros Moulton Gin Co Stephenson & Alexander
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