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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
4
A compilation of wartime observations and editorials discussing home front morale, the Fourth Liberty Loan, and political and social tensions. References to hospital ships, government control of communications, and the need for civic effort amid war, with notes on Georgia politics and security concerns.
In the last weeks Quintin Roosevelt’s name has surfaced amid car talk and public speculation. The piece argues democracy demands personal obligation and highlights the Roosevelt family’s public service as part of a broader democratic struggle, noting bitter losses in France and England as examples of democratic sacrifice, and questions whether any rulers escape such prices.
The text reflects on the second Liberty Bond drive and War Savings Stamp campaign, noting widespread enthusiasm and participation. It describes bankers and the public buying bonds at six to seven percent, with some denominations of $100, amid a national push for wartime finance and public sacrifice.
The Council of Defense of Carroll County urges every school district to form a Community Council immediately to coordinate war work and report to the Georgia Council of Defense. Citizens are asked to meet promptly, with a Council of Defense member available to assist. county leadership says to act now to weed out slackers and support government efforts.
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a purified form of calomel avoiding the old unpleasant qualities. It claims faster liver cleansing and system purification without objectionable side effects, sold in original sealed packages for thirty five cents, with druggist recommendation and guarantee.
The president will not take his usual vacation this summer. The remark notes America as a self sacrificing nation and suggests many would willingly take the president's vacation in his place.
Atlanta July 7. Governor Duracy supports Judge Harwell for the Court of Appeals seat. Harwell was appointed nine months ago to replace W. F. George on the bench, and the governor’s favored candidate follows his administration. The article notes campaigning constraints for incumbents and contrasts Starwell’s self announcement with Harwell’s bid.
A Co K old soldiers reunion was held July 24 at Mr. P P Staples home in Roopville. Dr W J Craven led the meeting with a program of songs readings and talks. Honorary memberships were proposed for McDaniel Curtis Camp. A dinner followed with vegetables baked goods and ice cream. List of veterans present includes Norman Goodwyn Cheney Roop Harper and others. total age averaged 76.
Miss Maud Wright spent Wednesday night with homefolks near Kansas. Miss Lizzie Smith visited Monroe Smith who is ill. J. A. Warren, our pedler, was an Atlanta visitor. Clarence Ellis of Carrollton spent weekend with homefolks. Ella Burt and Polly Odom visited Mrs. John N. Eason near Antioch. Uncle Darins Burt spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Glover Beck near Tyus. J. C. McClendon and wife visited daughter Mrs. French Butler of Dot. Levi Smith left for Alabama to visit relatives. Community members attended the funeral of Mr. McWhorter at Macedonia. Velma and Ivie Smith returned from time with grandfather Mr. McClung near Carrollton. Martin Smith was accidentally shot in both legs by his nephew Monroe Smith while hunting Wednesday. Ezra Moon made a trip to Temple. Gordon Smith left for his home in Texas. Ollie Beck of Tyus visited Friday with her parents there. Monroe Smith visited his father from Wedowoo, Alabama this week.
Four room house with front and back verandas, a good water well on the veranda, and a barn. Located on Chestnut Hill. for sale or trade. R A Hayes listed as contact.
Three good farms offered for sale by Leon Rood in a July 25 1941 notice. Details are sparse in the readable text, listing the sale but not providing locations or prices.
Lowell notes a protracted meeting beginning on the third Saturday at New Lebanon. The item lists local families visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns, with health updates on relatives and several social visits mentioned among the Stallings, Stone, Webb, and related households.
Center neighbors and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Fuller and daughter Peasie visit Mr Wilson in Cross Plains. J D Driver and Henry Hanson visit relatives in Carrollton and Cross Plains. Families Reeves Reeves and Jones host gatherings. Miss Gladys Jones and John Basa plan weekend visits. Meeting begins the second Saturday of the month. everyone urged to attend.
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