Georgia paper notes health, politics, and paper shortages
The article surveys public health urged by Dr. Hardman in Georgia, discusses the governor race with Asa G. Candler favored by Atlanta financiers, notes Attalla typhoid deaths, and reports on rising paper prices, publisher anxieties, and national attention to Dr. L. G. Hardman and Georgia farming leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hardman
America
United States
Georgia
New York
Hardman
Local News Brimming With Visits and Travel
Miss Janet Slade left Monday for Borden Springs. Numerous visitors travel between Atlanta Birmingham and local towns. Birth announced for G M Webster and wife daughter born August 8. Rev Parrish heads revival in Milltown. Several residents return from trips to Widley Douglnsville and St Petersburg Florida. Local social scene shows guests from Temple Malone Atlanta and Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Slade
Borden Springs
Eunice Johnson
Nelle Fitts
Hidley
G. M. Webster
S. J. Parrish
Milltown
G. TH. Stewart
Mubama
Kilgore
Whitespburg
Ed Lyle Werthestdity
Salem family visits and local notices in Heard County
Mr. McClendon and family visited his mother in Heard county over the weekend. Mrs. Stallings and son plan to join Mr. Stallings in Atlanta for their future home. Mrs. Stamps and baby resume outings. Miss Hinesley of Newnan, Miss Spence and Cloud Casper of Cross Plains spent time with Quillian Hinesley and family. Guill Stamps of Coweta county and Jim Stamps of Bremen visited relatives. Albert Kuglar and family were at Glenlock Sunday. S D Nixon attended the funeral of their brother-in-law J E Stephens at Antioch Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Cole
Nick ‘Tompkins
Centralhatchee
Ruth Henderson
Hickory Level
John Baskin
Keiffer Snead
Douglnsville
Louis Dake
Earl Martin
Tampa
Fla
B. Martin
South Street
WI Cobb
Camp Harris
Macon
W. H. Flournoy
Holmes Smith
Heo E
Downer Pace
S§. B. Pace
Troy
Ala
E. A. Cobb
Ossie
Maud
Nettie Cobb
Jesse and
Paul Cobb
Temple
Dan Meyrp
BR. &. Foster
W. C. Robinson
Harrison Hamrick
Mr. Bledsoe
Earn
B. Meadows
West Avenue
Atlanta
Marietta
Stone Mountain
Chattanooga
Whit Robinson
Decatur
H. R. Robinson
Robinson
L. & N. Railroad
CG. McClendon
Heard County
H. C. Stallings
Guill Stamps
Cowela County
Jim Stamps
Bremen
Albert Kuglar
Glenlock
S. D. Nixon
J. E. Stephens
Antioch
F. V. Morsley
Grass Plains
W. A. Thompson
J. P. Fuller
Newnan
J. T. Haynie
Newton Thompson
Ethel
J. T. Thompson
Jake
Newt and
Allen Thompson
F. V. Morsely
Cross Plains
Eddie Brown
S. B. Haynie and
Lowell
Clem
Lural Lane
For Sale Historic Farm Implements and Land Near Carrellton
For sale one 16 horsepower Advance traction engine one Geiser saw mill one 20 horsepower furnace boiler all in first class condition. Fifty acres of land 31-21: miles from Carrellton on Lowell road. 35 acres tillable 15 acres in woods and pasture with running water a house and outbuildings on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiser
Carrellton
Lowell Road
Fairview Community Notes and Upcoming Singing Meeting
Willie Ayers returns home to Newnan. A large Fairview meeting drew twenty eight new members, fourteen by letter. The Fairview school lists fifty eight pupils. An all day singing is planned for the fourth Sunday in August at Fairview church. Various local visits and visits to relatives are noted plus attendees at meetings in Shiloh Concord and Mt. Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ayers
Newnan
Concord
Bob Wynn
Bud Ayers
Oscar Joynner
Bill Joyner
Fairview
Eunice Baskin
Jarrce Ayers
Izora
Stella Joyner
Fairview Church
Myrtle Fyson
Grace Rutledge
Bud Dewberry
A. Baskin
Shiloh
Will Lambert
John Heart
Dock Butler
Butler
Szorn Joyner
Mt. Carmel
Sallie Perks
Atlanta
Posie Smith
Sunday School Party and Weekend Visits in Glenlock
Mrs Lucy Hardigree hosted a Sunday School party with cream cake and games. Local residents and visitors such as Mr Jim Coten and wife, Miss Emma Campbell, Mr Will Bonner, and Prof Jasper Bagwell were noted in weekends and upcoming plans including moves to Carrollton and fall teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hardigree
Jim Coten
Emma Campbell
Effie Bonner
Will Bonner
Carrollton
Cooper
Bledsoe
Taylor
Walker
C. M. Ray
John Worthem
Ben Huff
Emma Ray
Sallie Fannie Hardgree
Jimmie Mitchell
Sanford
Floyd Dorough
Dora Wortham
Willie
Maud Bonner
Cliff Bell
Jasper Bagwell
Willie Maud Bonner
Emmett Bagwell
Meriwether County
Local social notes and health updates from Lowell area
Lowell reports show Mr and Mrs Edward Burns and children guiding Mr Davis across the river last Wednesday. Mrs Beulah Hollingsworth and daughter Jessie visit Miss Mattie Wright at Mrs Nora Gray’s, Rev McLeod ends New Lebanon meeting with seven new members, typhoid cases reported with Mr J Br Fleming ill, and several locals visiting relatives in Atlanta or at Shiloh camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burns
Mr. Davis
Beulah Hollingsworth
Jessie
Hollingsworth’s Ferry
J. W. Hollingsworth
Rev. McLeod
New Lebanon
Mattie Wright
Nora Gray
M. L. Nix
J. BR. Fleming
Irvin Lyle
Atlanta
Ruth King
Carrollton
F. K. ‘Kerr
Brewer Faver
Roy Duncan
Centralhatchee
Faver
Annie
Lynette Hollingsworth
Inez
Reba Harp
Fred Hollingsworth
DeWitt Stallings
Shiloh
Anna Byram
County Line
Local Social Notes From Star Point to Grass Plains
The report lists visiting relatives and friends across multiple households including Mr and Mrs John Driver in Star Point Mrs W M Mapp with Mr and Mrs C A Brown and Roopville residents Mr and Mrs L C Piles. It notes cotton rust affecting the area and references gatherings around Newnan Cross Plains Clem and Coleman’s Mill with numerous family visitors over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
W. M. Mapp
C. A. Brown
Star Point
L. C. Piles
Roopville
S. A. Thompson
Red Cross Drug Store notes and social visits
Miss Willie Mae Henry spends a week with Misses Saran and Mertleen Johnson. Red Cross Drug Store promotes mosquito lotion at 15 and 25 cents. Local visitors include Mr C M Tanner, Mr T M Lyle and families from Birmingham and Gadsden, Ala. Cedartown and Atlanta residents visit, and hospitality services offered for parties in the tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Henry
Saran
Mertleen Johnson
Red Cross Drug Store
Red Cross
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Carroll Free Press
CG. A
Ralph Meeks
Carroll County
Solomon
Alanta
Asa G. Candler
Attalla
Augusta Chronicle
South
Chronicle
Thomas W. Loyless
Pittsburg
Gazelle Times
Savannah
Frane Mangum
Swainesboro
Tybee
Hades
Ghatham County
Robert Walker and Son
Relas
George Bletsoe
Birmingham, Ala
Ben Tollison
Mamie
Franklin
David King
Widley
R. D. Jackson
St. Petersburg
Katherine Stewart
H. Stewart
C. B. Simonton
Borden Wheeler
Renee
Charles A. Walker
Salem
AGUST
Hyatt’s
Lawr
Sere Lee
Coleman's Mill
the Peoples Bank
C. Cook
C. Kytle
C. M. Tanner, S Jr
Universiy
Athens
T. M. Lyle
Famly
Birmingham
A. W. Lyle and
Gadsden
J. A. Lyle
Christine Cooper
Vassie Taylor
Cedartown
Piedmont
John Harris
Ed Carter
Hugh Cobb
Ruth Nix
Mrs
Jeff Aldridge
John Hutchens
Newt Tumlin
Frank Merrell
5. B. Merrell
BL. Embry
Villa Rica
al Upshaw
Lucy Chambless
B. Pace
Lou
Emily Wright
J. F. Ware
Ho-gansville
H. H. Sharpe
Shreveport
Edwin R. Sharpe
Maple Street
H. C. Bonner
Anniston
Tzee Dr
H. Goodwyn
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