Georgia State Agricultural Society Convened in Carrollton
The Georgia State Agricultural Society met in Carrollton with President J. J. Connor of Bartow county presiding. Mayor Long and Col. S. Holderness gave welcomes. Judge Adamson delivered a highly praised address. The convention endorsed legislative support for agricultural schools and adjourned to Gainesville for the next meeting.
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State Agricultural Societiet
J. J. Connor
Bartow County
Mayor Long
Carrollton
Col. S. Holderness
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Gainesville
Eat sparingly in hot weather and use Kohol for indigestion
The article cites Jeffersons rule about eating little in heat and urges sparing meals this season. It promotes Kohol for indigestion sold by Hamrick's Pharmacy, claiming it helps test and ease stomach digestion.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
Hamrick
Sale on Standard Worke by N A Horton
A local dealer offers standard worke once priced at 1.50 now 50c each. Customers urged to inspect and select before stock runs out, with N A Horton promoting the sale.
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N. A. Horton
Baskin and Baskin Clean Sweep Sale Ad Hails Hats
Straw hats and Panamis priced up to one fourth off. All clothing included in the Baskin and Baskin Clean Sweep Sale. Discounted goods showcase cheap summer wear. Vendor emphasizes broad selection and bargain pricing.
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Baskin & Baskin
Prohibitionists Fear Locker Club Bill Lets Licenses Evade Law
The Southern Field warns Georgia lawmakers that a $300 club license loophole will nullify prohibition. Journals say clubs will resume liquor sales by ordering from out of state, shifting burden to the state, and enabling widespread evasion. If passed, major cities will revive liquor business and render prohibition a farce. The editorial urges repeal or killing the locker bill to prevent chaos.
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Georgia
South Carolina
The Common School and The Common People Event Schedule
At 915 a.m. a school parade and welcome by Edgar Turner with response by Prof. N J Warren. Music by band. Topics include The Need of the Country with Judge W F Brown, and The Common Schoola and The Common People by Col. James Beall. Noon to 1 p.m. The Coming Man and The Coming Woman by Rev. J M D Radford. Recess 15 minutes. Education as The Bulwark of the Republic by Hon. W C Adamson. Prizes delivered and closing remarks by Edgar Turner. All are invited with baskets and children. Clem band provides music. urging turnout for better schools in Carroll.
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Eband
Edgar Turner
N. J. Warren
W. F. Brown
James Beall
J. McD
Radford
the Republic
W. C. Adamson
Clem Band
State of
Carroll
Protracted Stripling's Chapel Meeting Closes
The Stripling's Chapel protracted meeting concluded Sunday morning led by Rev. Strozier with Rev. Ragsdale assisting. Miss Mary Reid and Mr. W O Jones wed at Mr. and Mrs. N S Reid's home on Aug. 15. Local residents and visitors include Miss Ludie Biskin of Concord, Miss Lupe of Dalton, Maud and Mattie Walker, Cliff Mullenix of Atlanta, Prof and Mrs Chas Boyd, and Rhoda Martin at the Teacher's Institute.
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Stripling
Strozier
Ragsdale
Ludie Biskin
Concord
Lupe
Dalton
Maud
Mattie Walker
Cliff Mullenix
Atlanta
Chas. Boyd
Rhoda Martin
Teacher's Institute
Walker Garrison
Oak Grove Community News Highlights
Oak Grove reports visiting relatives from Cullman Alabama state their return home. Nora Muse of Shady Grove stayed with cousin Lena Muse. D H Hamrick and daughter Lillie visited in Temple. Residents attend Shady Grove singing school. School under Miss Rhoda Martin praised. Abilene meeting added sixteen members to church. Flora Evans has illness. L McCollister celebrated 41st birthday at J W McCune home with many relatives and friends.
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Robert Parrish
Cullman
Ala
Nora Muse
Shady Grove
Lena Muse
D. H. Hamrick
Miss Lillie
Temple
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Carroll Free Press
Kelly
Paul F. Brown
BROWN
Bostons
Paerrictons
Carroll County
Carrollton, Ga
Cem
Oak Grove
Abilene
Flora Evans
Carrollton Market
J. H. Moore
Prop
M. C. Kiser CO
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