Ben Hill to Be Elected Judge of Georgia Court of Appeal
Ben H Hill will be elected judge of the Court of Appeal. After seven years on the bench and five on Fulton County Superior Court, he has a record second to none. Judge Wade praised Hill's opinions in the Appeales Report as learned and very serviceable to bench and bar. The campaign notes he is the son and namesake of a famed Georgia statesman and patriot.
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Fulton County
Wade
Court of Appeals
Hilla
Appeale
Georgia
Ben Hill
Good News For Women Here s A Case
A woman reports years of monthly pains relieved by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. After a single box the pain stopped, enabling her to perform housework. Nellie A Jones of Jeanerette La endorses the product as free from opiates and narcotics with a money back guarantee if the first package fails.
Dr Hitchcock Liver Kidney and Blood Powders Ad
A vintage medical ad touts Dr Hitchcock's Liver Kidney and Blood Powders as a three in one remedy. It claims to restore liver, kidney and blood function, reduce biliousness and headaches, and allow a normal diet. Available for 25 cents from Hitchcock Medicine Co. Atlanta.
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W. L. Hitchcock
Dr. Hitchcock
Hitchcock Medicine Co
Atlanta
Fall job printing complete and orders awaited
Amid quiet season activity, the fall job printing is completed and orders are now being accepted. The note invites clients to place work promptly to ensure timely turnaround.
Felling Home People About the Georgia Press Convention
A rambly account of the Georgia press convention in Carrollton and Commerce, praising hospitality, meeting old friends, and noting prominent locals like Dr W R Henderson, Rev W H Cooper, and editor A Meeks. Describes Carrollton as ideal for entertainment, mentions Meeks’s Carroll Free Press and 4400 subscribers, and hints at upcoming installments in The Commerce News.
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Ocyory Alreet
Georgia
Monroe
Carrollton
Tabernacles
Commerce
W. R. Henderson
W. H. Cooper
First Methodist Church
Kaditor
A. Meeks
Meeks
Homet
Carrolton
Carroll Free Press
Meeka
Press meet at Carrollton greeted by locals and decor
Mrs. Homer Thompson writes of a press meet in Carrollton last week. The Fourth Estate members were welcomed by a citizen delegation as Atlanta decorators hung flags and bunting. Citizens crowded the streets, signaling strong local hospitality and pride.
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Homer Thompson
Carrollton
Ike
Atlanta
Carrollton hosts joy and progress in Georgia tour
The Commerce News details a business meeting led by President Kelly Simmons of McRay with a lively program of discussions and social events. The Carrollton visit highlights its growth with paved walkways, schools, and a robust civic scene. A Rome trip features Martha Berry School and Shorter College, with Kiwantis Club hosting a welcoming program and Park visits to Chickamauga and Gordon Lee’s monument.
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Kelly Simmons
McRay
Washington
Wilkea County
Carrollton
J. J. Thomsson
Court
Bowdon
Chamber of Commerce
Villa Rica
Douglasville
Moa
G. A. Mooks
Banka County
Georgia
Atreste
Board of Trade
Civic Club
Ittle
Rome
Martha Berry School
Shorter College
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Country Club
Kiwantis Club
Gerry
Misa Berry
Miso Berry
Georgia Hall
Local Notes On Visits and School News At Macedonia
Residents report visits from relatives across Georgia and beyond. Miss River Muse returns to work after a break, while a singing school led by Ridge Reeves at Bethany enjoys strong enrollment. The Masonian convention last Wednesday drew a large crowd despite limited space and a barbecue.
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Misa Vannie Crook
Carrollton
Arthur Jones
Oscar Carter
Lithia Springs
Mes
Oma Williams
Tula Williams
Atlanta
Fannie Broome
Nan Smith
Arizona
Walter Carter
Alabama
River Muse
Cora Griffin
Tina Johnston
Villa Ries
Margie’ Wolland
Hulett
Lint Enbry
Ridge Reeves
Bethany
Non Williams
Cleatine
South Carolina
T. G. Johnston
Macedonia
Carter
Two Spots on Appetlative Stocks Warned in Rural Tour
The Smart Alerks push appetlative stocks to country folks before leaving town. In hot dusty weather city relatives seek kinship with country cousins as the farmer's wife bears the hardest workload on many farms.
Twenty Two Coats Highlight Excess Of Wardrobe
A woman reported finding her husband possessed of 22 coats including winter, summer, rain gear and garden coats, plus overcoats for different seasons and even automobile coats. The piece urges Carroll County residents to sort through old clothing and give away what they no longer wear, noting many could use such items during hard times.
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Elenn
Carroll Equity
Fall job printing by mail order
Local printer reminds customers to place fall printing orders by mail. Clear instructions emphasize mail order for timely completion and delivery.
Crimes by Women On The Increase In Police Report
Police authorities report that crimes by women are on the rise and speculate that inadequate outlets for adventurous girls lead some to turn to break ins and hold ups. They suggest clubs in athletics and dramatics could steer them to a straight life.
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Som Girls Club
Carrollton Trade Territory Spotlight Cut Costs By Half
Local merchants can reach Carrollton by advertising with the paper that covers the field twice a week, cutting marketing expenses dramatically. This publication offers focused regional coverage, promising cost efficiency for businesses targeting the Carrollton trade area through frequent, targeted circulation.
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Carrollton
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Mitomobiles
Interst
Chicamaoags
Waco
Jake
S. M. Duffey
Maple Springs School
Burwell, Ga
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General Insurance
Carrollton, Ga
Ane
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Optometrist