Wade & Webb Family History

Candidates qualified for the 1918 Democratic primary: J. O. Webb, Waverly, for representative from Chambers County

14 July 1918 · The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.)

Named here: John Osceola Webb

The page of The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.) that carries the item
The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.), 14 July 1918, page 12 · the whole page

Transcription

The Chambers County entry, read from the image (line breaks not kept):

Chambers—J. V. Trammell, Five Points; J. O. Webb, Waverly; J. J. Jordon, LaFayette; E. M. Finley, Five Points; W. J. Layton, Shawmut; James A. Hines, Lafayette.

The headline, the opening and the heading over the county lists are outside the clipped region; from the Library's page text (OCR, checked only for sense): "Deluge of qualifying papers filed on final day of announcement … candidates to be voted on at the State Wide primary August 13, swamped the office of Secretary of State John Purifoy yesterday …"; the lists run through the state offices, Congress and the state Senate by district, then "Representatives." by county, Autauga to Winston, with Chambers between Calhoun and Cherokee.

Citation: "Deluge of Qualifying Papers Filed on Final Day of Announcement," The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.), 14 July 1918, p. 12, the list of candidates for the state-wide Democratic primary of 13 August 1918, under "Representatives"; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1918-07-14/ed-1/?sp=12).

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Person Fact Document says Tree says Assessment
John Osceola Webb Candidacy J. O. Webb, Waverly, one of six candidates from Chambers County for the Alabama House of Representatives in the Democratic primary of 13 August 1918 — new
John Osceola Webb Residence Waverly, July 1918 1920, Waverly, Chambers County agrees