Personal notices from Barnesville residents
Local tidbits show Mrs. R. O. Cotter and Miss Geneva Henderson visiting Atlanta while others travel to Gordon Camp North and Eufoala. Mayor Smith family head to Indian Spring for a ten day stay. Ads note 25 cent meals at Suggs Restaurant and City Bakery bread wagon return date. A household story ends with a note praising Chamberlain’s remedy as a successful cure for a child’s diarrhea surmised by C L Boggs of Stumptown West Virginia.
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Chamberlain
C. L. Boggs
Stumptown
Gilmer Co
W. Va
J. H. Blackburn
City Fathers race sparks local strife and pride
Six candidates for three city posts are praised as good citizens while internal strife rises over nominations. The notice urges selection of capable leaders who prioritize town welfare, with other items promoting Mason jars, fruit canning gear, sugar season sales, and produce offers.
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