Two Killed in Auto Smash Near Anniston
A large touring car driven by L. R. Winn, president of the Anniston Baseball club, turned turtle near Anniston Alabama killing Winn and Robert Britton eight year old son of G G Britton of the Interstate Rolling company. Mrs Winn and others were injured but not severely. Winn had just bought the car after a runaway spurred by his wife.
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Winn
Anniston
Ala
L. R. Winn
Anniston Baseball Club
Robert Britton
G. G. Britton
Interstate Rolling Company
Gunboat Ordered to Bluefields as Nicaragua Tension Grows
Washington reports growing anxiety over the Nicara guan crisis. The gunboat Tacoma is ordered from Guantanamo Bay to Bluefields and will attempt contact with Managua. Minister Weitzel may brief the state department. Annapolis on the west coast has only fragmentary advice from Managua.
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Bluefields
Washington
Nicarawa
Tacoma
Guantanamo
Guba
Managua
Weitzel
State Department
Annapolis
Palmer Scales Mount Sandford in New York climb
Howard Palmer, secretary of the American Alpine Club, reports to the American Geographical Society that he scaled Mount Sir Sandford in the Selkirks. The 11 684 foot peak is a near continuous ice wall and the ascent follows several prior failed tries in the past six years.
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Palmer
Mount Sandford
New York
Sir Sandford
Selkirke
Howard Palmer
American Alpine Club
Mr. Palmer
American Georgraphical Society
Miss Vollie Rites Mark Loss in Quiet Community
A community mourns the death of Miss Yollie Vollie after a three week illness. The funeral at Stripling Chapel was led by Revs. Huckaby and Edmonson with many neighbors offering comfort. The piece honors her charity and anticipates reunion in heaven.
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B. H. Martin
Yollie
Death
Stripling Chapel
L. P. Huckaby
R. A. Edmonson
Miss Vollie
Harris Hardware Co Promotes Freezers and Remedies
In an era of high living costs a medicine that helps a man return to work quickly is valued. John Heath of Michigan Bar California had kidney and bladder trouble and was confined to bed until Foley Kidney Pills relieved him at once. This testimonial is shared by Johnson Drug Co.
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John Heath
Ichigan Bar
Cal
Johnson , Drug Co
Local notes from Douglas county and Mt Pleasant church events
Mrs Tda Morris from Douglas visited sister Lula McAlister last Friday. Sunday singing was enjoyed by all. A glorious meeting is in session at Mt Pleasant church this week. S D Nixon and son from near Salem visited daughter Alice Hinesley on the weekend. Mrs W A Trapp visited Doc Davenport last Thursday. Mrs Byram lost a horse recently. Mr and Mrs W L Yates visited sister H Q Hinesley recently. Mrs Will Richards has been sick. Mrs Sam Carden and children visited Mrs Frank Carden last week. Quillian Hinesley spent Monday with relatives at Cross Plains.
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Tda Morris
Douglas
Lula McAlister
Mt. Pleasant Church
S. D. Nixon and Son
Salem
Alice Hinesley
W. A. Trapp
Doc Davenport
Byram
W.L. Yates
H. Q. Hinesley
Will Richards
Sam Carden
Frank Carden
Washington
Thomas A. Early
Corn Club
Tennessee
University of Virginia
A and M Fair Opens With Aerial Show And Races
Interest grows for the A and M Fair October 7 to 12 at the school grounds. Aero Exhibition by Douglas Hulbert will feature seven flights in a Curtis bi plane plus a cross country flight possibility. Live stock day Thursday and a forty dollar agricultural exhibit prize boost community participation.
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Douglas-Hulbert Aero Exhibition Company
Curtis
Hulbert
Holbert
Carroll County
Boys’ Corn Club
Carrollton Hardware Ad Sells Screen Doors and Windows
Carrollton Hardware Co promotes a sale on screen doors and windows with a focus on competitive pricing and value for home improvements. The note highlights ready stock and price appeal to shoppers.
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Carrolltan Hardware Co
Knapp Memorial Aims to Honor Dr Seaman A Knapp
The Knapp Memorial Committee seeks 150000 to buy a farm near Nashville and erect a building for the Greater Peabody College for Teachers. A 250000 endowment from the General Education Board will fund the Seaman A Kaupp School of Country Life.
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Seaman A. Knapp
United States Department of Agriculture
Knapp
Peabody College For
Nashville
Tenn
General Education Board of New York
Seaman A. Kaupp
Country Life
Peabody College
Corn Club
Canning Club
David GC. Barrow
Athens
Georgia
P. Brooks
Waco
Texas
G. W. Donaghe
Little Rock
Arkasas
John Fields
Oklahomaity
Oklahoma
W.H. Smith
Jackson Mississippi
J. F. Duggar
Auburn
Alabama
Lent Banks
Memphis
Tennessee
W. M. Holloway
Tallahassee
Florida
Barrett
Union City
A. F. Lever
Lexington
South Carolina
Clarence Poe
Rebida
North Carolina
Wm. H. Mann
Richmond
Virginia
C. B. Martin
Washington, D.C
Harrow
Charman
Poe
Cantenary
Martin
Treas
Local Democratic Primaries Announce Carroll County Representatives
Several candidates announce runs for Carroll County in the Lower House of the General Assembly subject to August primary. Names include H. P. Beck M. D. Watkins and J. R. Spence with notes of gratitude and continued support.
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Carroll County
General Assembly
Zens
P. Beck
M.D. Watkins
House of Representatives
John R. Spence
A. ‘Hoga
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Simmons Medicine CO
ST. Louis
Missouri
Red Cross Drug Store
Temple Pharmacy
Carrollton, Ga
Temple, Ga
Harris Hardware Co
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Cross Plains
A. & M. Fair News
Scott
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Harris Hardware Company
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