SNAKEY HOLLOW School Opens with Notable Local Figures
Local school at Snakey Hollow opens with TMH involvement and a full roster of attendees. Mrs Brine Japkyon presides as principal while Mr Ton Contre Ts acts as visitor. Roy Jackson recently took a trip to Mt Zion after the event. Mrs. Mary Kidd stays at Roopville as families mingle with Chatsworth and Chataworth figures, with several residents visiting relatives and attending nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TMH
Brine Japkyon
Prineigndl
Ton
Danoher
Roy Jacksiat
Wade
Mt. Zion
Mtr. Aml
Th. Kinitfy
Annie Atr
Malorew Rintod
Jatror
Huth Jackson
Rethel
Prank Jackson
Datowh
Vale
Ami
Gordon
M. Duvhair
M. Duvhair's Sunday After’ Nye, Mr. and Mrs. A. 2 Smith Find His: Uri
Remarkable bowel remedy tale from a Montana hotel man
A hotel man from Duepýr Mont recalls using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy four years ago with wonderful results. He recommends the tonic to friends and notes that some women have not tried it. The account highlights strong praise for the medicine's effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
PA. Dour
Due Piyer
Mont
Local Social Roundup At Gravel Crest Community
The notes recount visits and gatherings among residents. Families travel between Cureallt Newton and Glenjoehs with dinners, friendships, and Sunday meetings. A corrective appeal urges boys to show self respect and avoid trouble while promising support if they reform.
The Best Physic Claims Chamberlain's Tablets
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant to take with mild effects. It appeals to readers as a trusted remedy for those familiar with "thrive wood quatting" and lists a price of 3 unr.
Carrollton Trade Territory Ad Offered By The Carroll Free Press
Read about the Carroll Free Press offering advertising opportunities to cover trade territory. The paper appears twice weekly and urges local merchants to subscribe and place ads to reach neighbors and friends.
Shiloh Triat Conference Planned With Local Attendance
A Shiloh Triat conference is slated for Friday and Saturday at a local site near Carrollton. Invitations extend to numerous families and residents across nearby towns, with speakers including Mr. and Mrs. Will Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dean, and others hosting and visiting for a weekend of events and religious activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thistriat
Alan
Juhi Qeay
Carrollton
Boner Gray
Ma Collins
Sewsan
Min Voraee Phillips
Will Dixon
A. John Aol
Horace Php
Lina Dale
Banning
Daight Blevena
Ladle Uydaya
Shimake
Millie Brown
T.T. Shinnake
J. W. Deotal
Mamie
Stella Gind Chmilla
Nurper
Teovie Hammond
Misner Johnson
Souverus Fron
God
J. O. Brown
Moays
Barer Shumake
Meadows Johnson
Rhidy Buchanan
Yellow Dirt
Wilse Harper
W. Denn
Buren Shumake
Mies Reoula
Crrollton
Roberta
Buford
Newell Brown
Vera Johnson
Missea Tele
Mity Jeli Hon
Rotherwaod
Mts Rooks
Newnan
Manie Brown
Daughterevong
Mittie Manumoni
J. W. Bean
Bela Bhonake
Miriam Dean
Wikke Harper
Stella
Mitthe Mammond
Pere Iie
Carreliton
Chimilla Harper
Mim
M. Ti, Willingen
Mises Peart Vaamiond
Stella Mwarper
Teale Shuniake
Migs Rolle
Whiteshore
Mollie Shumoke
Mittie Wamond
Raymond Werper
Curtio Froal
Roopville Notes Mention Visits and Local News
Roopville updates report social visits and illnesses. Mr G N Aderhold’s baby is sick. families like Ragland and Merrell share visits with relatives near Clem. Local gatherings include Bethel singing and Roopride meetings with residents traveling to nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ny Aderhold
AO Ragland
Httl
Clem
Tha Nhirey
Hugh Gillespie
Bethel
J. Craven
Roopride
J. W. Gentry
Cillogin
Ann
G. C. Morrig
Lyon Rageland
Treshand
Pet Howls
Ossie Vins
Beacham Pao
Gillespie
Wayside social notes with many local visitors
Local column records visits among residents and families including Reverend C. J. Matthews guesting at Alr and Mrs. Morris, Lola Morris and Mira Stewart hosting, Annie Roy and brothers from Newnan visiting Mrs. Wackney, and multiple Sunday and Monday hospitality events across the community. The piece notes a cow loss near Leon Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Matthews
Alr
M. EB. Morris
Tom Pitts
Wic
Mira Lola Morris
Mira Vela Stewart Tueksey
Annie Roy
Mew
Jett
Glenn
Wayne
Newnan
Wackney
Tey
OL. Matthewa
Mir. Shadinger
P Tharsley
Morris
Mag Lee Bighop
Sen
Willis Pord
Gon
Hagkney
M. Howkeny
J. T. Motslow
Leon Williams
Traveling Man’s Experience by W I Ireland
A Louisville salesman recalls a severe cholera morbus attack in 1888. He paid fifty cents for a hotel porch burial and instructed burial of a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy. He took a double dose and slept. by five in the morning he recovered and resumed travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Ireland
Louisville
Birthday Gathering In SAND HILL Details Attended
Miss Mildred Brasher entertained friends Friday afternoon with a birthday party at Sand Hill. Cake and cream were served at five, guests joined in well wishes. Several locals, visitors, and relatives were noted, with protracted services at Bethany led by Rev A L Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brasher
Richards
Athena
Lige
Louie
J. \. Tresterloe
Jack Kelley
Alabama
Willie Smith
Jimmie Wallis
Carerellton
Peek Richardson
Eid
Due Hyde Biday
Wal- Na
Atlanta
Bill Pato
Bethany
Alo. Moore
McWhorter
Nickory Tatvel
Honey Mase
Abilene
An Old Fault Finder And Digestive Health Tip
An irritable fault finding disposition is linked to indigestion. With good digestion and regular bowel function, a person may be better tempered. For indigestion or constipation, Chamberlain Tablets are suggested to strengthen the stomach and promote natural function and bowel movement.
Georgia Population Near Three Million in 1920 Census
The 1920 census shows Georgia with a population of 2,893,601 up from 2,609,121 in 1910, a 10.9 percent rise. Georgia ranked tenth among states in 1910 and had the largest relative gain 1790–1809. The report includes state area of 68,725 square miles and density about 31.5 persons per square mile, with historical notes on growth rates and early state formation.
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Washington
Georgia
Union
Caurgia
United States
Strattensis
Jaton
Crease
Pasture Day Set for Georgia Farmers at Thomasville
Georgia farmers will gather in Thomasville on August 17 for Pasture Day. Organized by the state college of agriculture and the Georgia Land Owners' Association, the event brings seventy pasture experimenters from Ware and Clinch counties to share results on grasses and clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Atlanta
Themist
Assistant Commissionar of Commerce and Labor
Aheimist
Elders
Vlyat
Ieas
Kea
Allen
Georgia
Thomasville
John W. Fain
State College of Agriculiure
Ware
Clinch
State College
Crurgia Association
Georgian Land Cinera’ Association
Thle College
Georgia Land Owners’ Resociation
South Georgia
Georgia Association
MUI
Columbus
Vutton Mill
Bibb Mis
Messrs. Porter
Macon
Bibb
Columbus Textile Association
American
Guernsey Cattle Club
South
Guernsey Association
Farm for Sale on Jacksonville Road Near Carrolston
58 acre farm for sale on Jacksonville road five miles west of Carrolston between Car rollton and Shiloh. For particulars write owner J. R. White Tolland Ga. Saught upd patronize The Carroll Fres Press by subscribing for it and using its col lPaina in advertising tir
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Road
Carrolston
Carrollton
Shiloh
J. R. White
Tolland, Ga
Carroll Fres Press
DeKalb County Tax Receipts Rise in 1920 Digest
The DeKalb county tax digest shows total tax returns of 20,056,710 for 1920, up from 16,688,340 in 1919, an increase of 3,448,370 the largest yearly rise in the county. Colored citizens’ returns reach 401,225, up 98,430 from 302,805 in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
Decatur
DeKalb County
Duncan's art dream tests honesty and hope
Duncan gives up a bank job to study painting after his mother funds his pursuit. He buys admired paintings to boost his fame, then is exposed when a girl reveals the works were hers and she purchased them for her late mother. The scene ends with mother’s faith and the girl’s forgiveness rekindling Duncan’s resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Dubean
Gil
Tam
Ideal couple noted for synchronized thoughts
A bemused observer remarks on the Slocums as an ideal pair with their minds matching closely. The joke pivots on the remark that it was always the wife who thought first, implying a humorous gendered dynamic.
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Snakey Hollow
M. Howard
Wity
Charlie Wood
Curerallt
Naoma Toggle
Mr. Gray
Mack Shumale
Wash Shatiakw
Joe Shumake
R. Ralda
Jand Mra
Ivorge Waonnah
Jonn Tugele
Apent
J. C. Ioward
Waal Shumake
T. O. Heseard
Tivirangy Mundiy
Mex
Berfin
Owens
Airy
Ems
Mead
Qaynte
Newton
Garret Derough
Equiter
Qlonlovh
Hunday
Moka Eye
Dorough
Miswee
Willie Andrews
Anady Low Silson
Glenjoehs
Mos
John Tugel
Bob Fulda
Belidavids
Goshowehurehi
Roopville
Clara Jackson
Ada and
Mabel Merrell
Heonard Hyatt
G. N. Aderhold
Jim Jones
Stripling 'S Chapel
Lyon Raylands
Wayside
Lee County
Albany
Garnett Sage
Thomas M. Spivey
River Drive
Spivey
City
Dalton
Carter L. King
Hiram Hyde
Hyde
Hamilton
King
Eccena
Hunt
Ty Jones Deug Company
Spapac Uston
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