Calhoun men sentenced to stiff prison terms
United States court yesterday sentenced the Calhoun County gang of counterfeiters and distillers for perjury conspiracy and counterfeiting. W J Pruett received three years plus two years, David A S Puggs two years, John A Terry one year, John A Blanton two years, and James and Melvin Wright thirty days and a fine. S Carthright forgery of a money order, and He A Borck retailing, were remanded. Pruett had threatened suicide in jail amid prior trials.
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Brace
W., J. Pruett
David A
Queen of Elk’s carnival votes posted in town
At 2 p m today the carnival queen vote showed Miss Mary Jordan leading with 602 votes, followed by Miss Emmie Darden 553 and Miss Mary Brewer 60. The contest ends April 25 with coupons available at I Smith & Co. store. Eugene J Hall notes Foley’s Honey and Tar restored his voice before a Chicago lecture.
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Queen of the Elk’s Carnival
Mary Jordan
Emmie Darden
Mary Brewer
Hattie Williams
Sallie Stone
Merril Frank
Agnes Little
Miss Jackson
H. Doering
Virginia May Henderson
F&o. Anderson
Sallie Walker
Bloodworth
Mary Goodyear
Exa Hames
Jennie Adkins
Nell Pruden
Yay
Bettison
Dora Hertz
I. Smith & Co
Eugene J. Hall
Foley
Central Music Hall
Chicago
Elam Drag Oo
Cure Gold in Head and Quinine Laxative Claim
Portable ad copy claims Kermott's Chocolates offer quick relief from cold head symptoms with laxative quinine. It promotes ease of use and fast cure, touting effectiveness for those seeking swift relief.
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Kermott's
Janice Meredith Tea for Free Kindergarten Benefit
Social notes report a Janice Meredith Tea at Col Col John B Knox home Next Friday afternoon and evening with free will offerings to aid the Free Kindergarten. Local residents and visitors are named with travels and visits to Birmingham Piedmont Cedartown Selma Demopolis and other towns.
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Janice Meredith
John B. Knox
Old and New Candies Promised At Low Prices
The notice asserts continued availability of longstanding favorites alongside new candies. It promises purity deliciousness and richness in offerings with prices that provide value and sweetness for little money.
Personal visits and business trips noted in Cedartown
Local residents and visitors are recorded moving in and out of the city. J W Kilgore returns from family visit, J F Toney tours Piedmont on business, J M Lotley travels to Herlin, M E Block back from Nashville, N P Sterne from Birmingham, J G Adams to Iron City, Perry Glasscock, a post office inspector, is in town, Lt Leroy B Lyon departs for Savannah, W K Upehireh returns from Heflin, Ben Clement from Montgomery visits his sister, E W Fordyce travels from Duke to visit parents, G W Fordyce recuperates, J Orr of Birmingham passes through, R K B Coker returns from Chatehie, J H King back from New York, Rev George D Harris of Piedmont in town, Howard S Williams returns from Talladega.
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Melvin
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S. Carthright
Oral Reform School of the District
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Terry
Randolph
Birmingham
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Zion Hill
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Globe
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BE. D. Palmer
Rock Springs
LB. RK. Field
Talladega
B. N Donovan
J. F. Creen
P. J. Harmon
Trewnton
J. W. Harmon
E A. Howle
Edwardsville
C. W. Carleton
Milton A. Smith
Gainesville, Ga
Mabel Kilgore
Cedartown
M. Markstein
Reba Markstein
Selma
Uniontown
Demoplis
Ruby Kelly
Atlanta
Globe Clothing CO
R. Hertz
Dove’s Candy Kitchen
Noble Street
J. W. Kilgore
J. F. Toney
Piedmont
Mr. M. E. Block
Nashville
N. P. Sterne
J. G. Adams
Iron City
Perry Glasscock
Lieut
Leroy
Lyon
Savannnah
Mr. W. K. Upehureh
Heflin
Ben Clement
Montgomery
F. F Stockton
E. W. Fordyce
Duke
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Mr. RK. B. Coker
Ohatehie
J. H. King
New York
George D. Harris
City
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Williams
Tar