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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1912

Page

2

Singing Convention at Indian Creek Meeting Details

The Chattahoochee Musical Convention opened with prayer and songs led by J. E. Eason and J. E. Eason, with officers elected J. E. Eason as president and G. L. McEwing as vice president. The schedule included lectures by Col. J. S. James and multiple music segments, with memorial resolutions for Brother Lindsey Holland and his wife. The convention adjourned to August 1913, then resumed with memorials and a report by the memorial committee. Immense grain crops and discussions on better roads follow, urging improved rural infrastructure and market access.

Chattahoochee Indian Creek J. E. Eason Zion W. E. Abercrombie G. L. McEwing A. J. McLendon C. A. Newton W. B. McLendon J. W. Warren J. M. Moon C. R. Powell B.D Styles W. C. Smith W. A. Yates C. H. Newton J. R. Barrow N. E. Denney J. S. James T. S. McLendon J. W. Williams T. B. McGraw Rev Truitt James Arther Henry ‘Eason J. R. Turner J. D. Laminack J.W. Williams Bey Lindsey Holland Lindsey Holland C. R. Denney S. M. Denson G.L. McEwen S. C. Campbell J. B. Entrekin J. M. Davidson G. L. McEwen C.H. Newton

Rebels Raid Consul Ranch Near Absalo Mexico

Rebels raided a hacienda of American consul Frank A. Dickingon near Absalo Guana ijato in San Luis Potosi. Raiders seized horses and saddles, took cash, destroyed books, and beat several employees. The manager fled to Irapuato and alerted Dickingon.

San Luis Potosi Mexico Frank A. Dickingon Absalo Guanajato

For Sale 57 Acres West of Mt Zion With House and Mill

For sale 57 acres one mile west of Mt Zion on R F D 7 four share cultivated 35 acres six room house good pasture features a grist mill with two sets of rocks on a good water fall Sell or swap offered by V M Walton.

Mt. Zion V. M. Walton

National Corn Exposition Seeks Georgia Winners in 1913

Georgia farmers may win honors at the National Corn Exposition to be held in Columbia South Carolina in January and February 1913. Prof John R Fain of the State Agricultural College is vice president for Georgia and will coordinate with Georgia fair officials to send prize samples of corn grains cotton for exhibition.

Columbia S. C Georgia S.C Jno. R. Fain State Agricultural College Roberts Bean State College of Agriculture At Athens Fain

Foley Kidney Pills Bring Quick Relief say Michigan man

In these days of high cost of living a medicine that gets a man up out of bed and able to work in a few days is valuable. John Heath of Michigan Bar Cal had kidney and bladder trouble and was bedbound. He says Foley Kidney Pills relieved him at once. Sold by Johnson Drug Co.

Ted John Heath Michigan Cal Johnson . Drug Co

Colquitt Nominated in Texas during Democratic convention

A thirty minute demonstration for Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey highlighted the final session in San Antonio. The protest arose over a resolution praising Bailey for his congressional tenure. Gov. O B Colquitt was renominated and his platform adopted, featuring a plank to close saloons at 930 PM on weekdays.

Colquitt Texas San Antonio United States Joseph Weldon Bailey Bailey Congress O. B. Colquitt

Astor Heir Born Amid Titanic Legacy

Mrs. Madeline Force Astor, survivor of the Titanic disaster, has given birth to a son named John Jacob Astor, direct heir to a $3,000,000 Astor fortune. Attending physician Dr. Edwin B. Craigin announced the bulletin: Mrs. Astor has a son. His name is John Jacob Astor.

New York Madeline Force Astor Col John Jacob Astor Astor Edwin B. Craigin

Army Measure Passed for 94 Million Appropriation

The senate approved the army appropriation bill totaling 94 million dollars to replace the vetoed original. It omits the provision removing General Leonard Wood as chief of staff. Senator Bacon failed to add an amendment prohibiting any funds for army use outside the United States.

Washington Senate Taft Leonard Wood Bacon

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