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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
3
The article presents convicts assigned to roads under Broom and Robinson from state prison records for 1914 to 1920. It lists yearly totals and averages, noting Robinson’s higher counts earlier and a lower average over four years, with figures like 63 and 40 convicts in specific years.
A political ad urges county voters to accept the majority decision and avoid contested elections. It targets Broom and Heyer, arguing they did not respect the majority and urging voters to choose a single candidate rather than split votes.
A fragment from April 14 1920 cites Rufus B Duffey Route 8 praising the royal commission and alleging illegal voting in a local election. The note claims Robinson won fair, while Broom allegedly benefited from irregular ballots though veterans were spared.
Widespread minor illnesses appear around Roopville and Glenloch with Mrs Kitty Huffman improving after a warrant illness. Mr Buren Howard reports a hog kill, while Miss Mildred Perryman returns home from Glenloch. Several families visit relatives in Roopville, Palmero, Goshen, and Providence as flu cases ease.
Mr Charlie West recovers from illness while Tom Willis improves. A recent Hickory Level box supper raised funds for the school desk fund. Attendees include Alas West and family from Tem ple, and Miss Florence Dorough who has recovered from sickness. Mr Guy Cortright returns from A M school, and Miss Florence Vines visits Rome before returning home. Concord hosts preaching on Sundays with singing sessions inviting all to attend.
The Griffin family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings after the death of husband and father. Mia, 8. L. Griffin and children.
Black and blue poplin skirts priced at 1.25 to 5.75, wool plaid and silk skirts in various sizes, white washable skirts 3.50 to 6.00, sale prices 2.50. Gingham dresses wholesale 2.50, silk poplin dresses 6.80, fine taffeta dresses up to 35.00 with sale prices 18.85 and 24.95. Large assortment of ladies, misses, and children hats available. inspect styles and low prices.
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