Local Folks Report Poor Oklahoma Crops Along Route 3
Mrs G A Smith and nephew Lem a Smith return from Oklahoma saying crops along the route are very poor. Lena Roberds visits mother Nannie Smith near Bremon while Elin Giles stays with her mother Lou Hammond. A large birthday dinner at Mr W P Terrell’s ends with big ice cream supply.
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G. A. Smith
Lema Smith
Oklahoma
Lena Roberds
Bremon
Nannie Smith
Elin Giles
Lou Hammond
J. R. Smith
B. O. Proctor
Tom Smith
Manauel Marchman
Susie
Sarr Carden
Oak Grove
John Warren
Jodie Smith
Otis Proctor
W. P. ‘Terrell
Obituaries Notice Free Press Card Policy
The Free Press outlines obituary notices under 150 words free of charge. Any word count beyond 150 incurs one cent per word, with payment due on copy. Cards of thanks follow the same per word rule at one cent per word.
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Free Press
Nightmare in Pere In Chaise Cemetery
A disoriented black veteran awakens in the Pere In Chaise cemetery amid an air raid and flashing city lights. He surveys white monuments, voices, and sirens as he mutters to discard his last possessions.
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Paria
Pere
Chaise
Sale of Legal Blanks Announced by The Free Press Office
The Free Press advertises legal blanks of all kinds for sale from its office. Interested buyers may inquire at the newspaper to obtain forms, notices, and standard legal documents.
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Free Press Office
Why Itch and Burn With Skin Diseases
Terrifying skin irritations such as eczema boils pimples stem from blood disorder and germs in the blood. Lotions cannot reach the source. cleanse the blood with S.S.S. as instructed by the Chief Medical Adviser. Swift Specific Co. Atlanta promotes free guidance.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Relief for Torpid Livers and Habitual Constipation
Treat the liver alongside kidneys and blood to correct the whole system. Relying on purgatives alone only buries the trouble. calomel and ordinary laxatives do not go far enough. De WT Bitar promotes a holistic approach for liver liver and systemic health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preecer
Cox outlines twelve issues in platform speech
Governor Cox lists twelve planks from League of Nations to farmers and taxation. He calls the League the century’s supreme issue and urges immediate ratification with reservations not impairing its vital principle. He condemns profiteering and insists on tax reform and party responsibility.
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League OF Nations
Callan Monroe
United States
Congress
America
Woodrow Wilson
Rate hike costs to fall on public says Atlanta dealer group
R I Barge president of the Atlanta Retail Food Dealers association declares freight rate increases will be paid by the public. He argues railroads are middlemen and the billion and a half dollar rise will hit producers or consumers, with costs multiplying through canning, packing, and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Barge
Atlanta Retail Food Dealers’ Association
Railtroad
Carrollton Trade Territory Cut by Half With Twice-A-Week Paper
Advertiser claims covering Carrollton trade territory costs under half by placing ads with the paper that prints twice a week. The warning emphasizes efficiency and budget savings for local businesses seeking reach in the Carrollton area.
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Carrollton
Shady Grove Social Notes and Visits Report
Sunday rain welcomed residents and families shared visits from C J Morgan and others. Emily Reid and Zelma Sheffield called on Emma Brown while Abilene and Black Cum meetings drew several locals. Best wishes to The Free Press and its Fenders.
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C. J. Morgan
J. T. Morgan
Mary Davis
Odis Rhoffiell
Atlanta
Tow Sheffield
B. A. Brown
Emerson Brown
Dooley Sheffield
Zelma and
Hester
Ochis Sheffield
Temple
Arthur Driver
Alvin Moore
J. L. Kilgore
Zelma Sheffield
Emma Brown
Abilene
Black Cum
Dewey Harris
Raymond Sheffield
Tinlett
Mary Davin
Mary Seales
Mis
Tom Reeves
Reeves
Lesele
Effie Harris
Addie Sheffield
Bertie Harris
Carrollton
Brewer Neadenutte
Powder Springs
Binter
Cliff Harris
Clarenes Flarria
Free Press
Bankston Announces Run for Railroad Commissioner in Contest
W. Trox Bankston of West Point, former editor of the West Point-La nell News and ex-legislator from Troup County, declares his candidacy for the State Railroad Commission opposing Paul B. Trammell, the commission’s chairman.
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W. Trox Bankston
West Point
West Point-Lanell News
Troup County
State Railroad Commission
Paul B. Trampmell
Ziron Tonic Ad From Graceville Bank Official
A letter from J B vice president of the Graceville Florida National Bank endorses Ziron iron tonic. He states after surgery and illness his wife regained appetite nerves and strength and recommends Ziron to weak people with thin blood. The ad promises a money back guarantee through druggists.
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Rex
J. B
Mtrat Nati Bank
Graceville
Fla
Zirom Sn
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Gabriel
American Legion Weekly
Dr. Prather
the Prather Drug Co
Hitchcock Medicine CO
Suehcuer
C. K. Henderson, Jr
Mgr
First National Bank Building
Cox
Shady Grove
Trox Bankston
Bank Vice
Tybee Hire
Ocean
Central
Georgia
Prices F. C. B. Flint, Michigan
Buick
J. M. Johnson
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