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S11.D3 Folder 3
Towns – Boligee
Item 1: Newspaper
clipping (undated) entitled
“Boligee gets new Chief of
Police”
S11.D3 Folder 4
Towns – Coatopa
Item 1: Newspaper
clipping dated September 24,
1992, entitled “Chip Mill
may come to Sumter,” with
two photocopies of the same
attached
S11.D3 Folder 5
Towns – Cuba
Item 1: Newspaper
clipping (undated) entitled
“Eugene Walter Every Week”
S11.D3 Folder 6
Towns: Cullman
Item 1: Photocopy of
newspaper clipping dated
Tuesday, November 18, 1958,
entitled “Cullman Plays
Second Fiddle To Nobody When
It Comes To Backing Uncle
Sam” regarding the fact that
Cullman County had the
highest number of veterans
in proportion to its
population in all the
counties of the United
States
S11.D3 Folder 7
Towns – Demopolis
Item 1: Brochure for the
First Annual Lake Demopolis
Fishing Rodeo dated May 31 –
June 2, 1957
S11.D3 Folder 8
Towns – Epes
Item 1: Newspaper
clipping (undated) entitled
“Epes Community is extending
its park and recreational
area,” with pictures of a
Caterpillar and local
residents
Item 2: Newspaper
clipping (undated) entitled
“Rucks relieved,” regarding
Mayor C.D. Rucks’s relief
that two stolen items were
returned to Tommy Hylton and
his mother, Alma Hylton
Item 3: Newspaper
clipping (undated) entitled
“Town awarded grant for
sewer,” regarding a $250,000
state grant awarded to Epes
Item 4: Photocopy of
photograph dated c.1880 of
the business section of
Epes, with Dr. John Epes on
first black horse and
Jazeral Hilman on white
horse
Item 5: Photocopy of
newspaper clipping, October
1999, entitled “Epes to
celebrate its history on
Saturday,” regarding the
town’s centennial
celebration
Item 6: Photocopy of
newspaper clipping, October
1999, entitled “Epes to
celebrate 100 years as a
municipality”
Item 7: Photocopy of
newspaper clipping (undated)
entitled “Visit to Epes,”
regarding someone’s first
visit to Epes
Item 8: Newspaper
clipping (undated) entitled
“Sumter Counties Celebrate
At Epes”
Item 9: Document dated
October 14, 1899, regarding
the incorporation of the
town of Epes, Ala., making
October 17–23 “Town of Epes
Week”
Item 10: Photocopy of
newspaper clipping dated
February 20, 1983, from the
Tuscaloosa News, entitled
“She sees better days for
Epes”
S11.D3 Folder 9
Towns – Gainesville
Item 1: Photograph
(undated) labeled “J.K.
Patch, Shelburne Falls”
Item 2: Photograph
(undated) of Sally Lassie
Stone
Item 3: Photograph
(undated) of unknown baby
Item 4: Photograph
(undated) of unknown group
of people
Item 5: Photograph
(undated) of unknown man and
two women
Item 6: Flyer entitled
“Come Celebrate Heritage
Days in Sumter County,
Alabama – The Heart of the
Black Belt” regarding a
Sumter County Heritage Day
hosted by the Sumter County
Historical Society
Item 7: List of names,
addresses, and phone numbers
of Gainesville City Council
members, dated July 30,
1993, including Mayor Thomas
M. Long, Jr.
Item 8: Newspaper
clipping entitled “History
thrives in Gainesville – the
town that was almost
Chicago”
Item 9: Surveyor’s map of
the City of Gainesville
dated September 1925
Item 10: Monthly report
of Lula Hemmingway from the
Gainesville Female College
dated May 16, 1879
Item 11: Photocopy of
photograph entitled “Negro
Baptising ‘Big B’ River –
Gainesville, Ala.”
S11.D3 Folder 10
Towns: Geiger
Item 1: Photocopy
(undated) of law manual for
the town of Geiger
S11.D3 Folder 11
Towns: Livingston
Item 1: Monograph dated
1972 entitled “Livingston
Leads…”
Item 2: Newspaper
clipping from The Home
Record dated August 16,
1978, entitled “Uniqueness
of old southern towns”
regarding Livingston, with
photocopy of article
attached
Item 3: Photocopy dated
1959 of article in Detective
Magazine entitled “Scream
for Room Service,” regarding
the murder of a woman at the
Livingston Hotel
Item 4: Newspaper article
dated August 17, 1977,
entitled “Proposed Zoning
Ordinance, Livingston,
Alabama,” including a map of
the city of Livingston and
the lines of demarcation for
various zones
Item 5: Photocopy of a
Journal Print dated 1878
regarding the medicinal
properties of the Livingston
Artesian Water
Item 6: Photocopy of a
book (undated) named
“Medical Men of Sumter
County, Alabama,” by R.D.
Spratt, M.D.
Item 7: Photocopy of
handbook printed 1903
entitled “Livingston
Artesian Well” regarding the
medicinal value of the
artesian well water in
Livingston
Item 8: Letter dated July
6, 1983, from David Schure
to Mrs. Jerrel Reed
regarding Livingston’s
membership in the National
Register
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