Subscription notice from Mrs Jas W Collier Mo
The letter confirms a subscription payment of $1.50 enclosed for the Free Press with 56 cents toward six months extension. Mrs Jas W Collier of Hardin Missouri Route 3 Box 76 writes expressing she cannot do without the paper and asks for continued delivery.
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W. Collier
Hardin Mo
Local family notes and visits in Hulett and area
Hulett residents and relatives are mentioned visiting relatives in Temple Hickory Level Coweta and Cross Plains. Campaign candidate EE Creel toured Hulett. Miss Maude Boggs and Miss Mattie Oliver stay with kin. Plans include Nelson Hinesley’s start at Young Harris and Cosby Barton’s illness.
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Miss Maude Boggs
Hickory Level
Voters urged to back both blind treasurers in Carrollton plan
A letter from T F Connell asks Carroll County voters to support Earnest Johnson and Ossie Timmons for county treasurer by casting a single vote for one candidate while donating a monetary gift to the other. The appeal frames the act as charity for two visually impaired contenders and cites biblical language to encourage contributions and split support.
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Carrollton
Free Press
Carroll County
Earnest Johnson
Ossie Timmons
Christ
T. F. Connell
Notice Bidding Papers Against Holsombecks In Georgia
Georgia Carroll Co announces bidding restrictions on issuing any papers by or for W. T. Holsombeck or any Holsombeck family member without prior permission from G. W. E. Holsombeck in the state.
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Georgia Carroll Co
W. T. Holsombeck
Holsombeck
G. W. E. Holsombeck
Mr. Sterling Pittman Dead After Stroke at 66
Mr. Sterling Pittman a veteran textile worker died at his home in Mandeville Cotton Mills after a stroke Sunday morning aged 66. Born in South Carolina he moved to Georgia and spent most of his life in Campbell and around Atlanta then at Hutchins and in Banning before moving to Carrollton. Mills were closed Monday in his honor and funeral was held at Pauls Church graveyard near Banning at four in the afternoon. He is survived by a family.
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Starling T. Pitts
Mandeville Cotton Mills
Mr. Pitts
South Carolina
Georgia
Campbell County
Sweet Water
Louisville
Campbell Co
Atlanta
Hutch
Mfg. Co
Banning
In Memory of Lizzie Pace Craven 1908 Obituary
Beloved sister Lizzie Lou Pace Craven died March 16 1908 at about 38. She left a husband and six children, was a Methodist Episcopal Church South member, and her funeral was led by Rev Fowler and William Crumbley at Shiloh church before burial at Carrollton seminary awaiting resurrection.
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Lizzie Lou Pace Craven
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Fowler
William Crumbley
Shiloh Church
Carrollton Seminary
Early warning signs of kidney trouble urge Foley's Kidney Remedy
Life saving warning emphasizes early signs of Bright's disease and diabetes starting as slight irregularities. Advises using Foley's Kidney Remedy at first danger signal. Sold at Hamrick's Pharmacy.
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Bright
Foley
Hamrick
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