Well Located Farms In Carroll County FOR SALE
Carroll County farms offered for sale include parcels from twenty-five to one hundred forty-five acres with houses, barns, and settlements near Carrollton, Clem, and Hulett. Properties range from eight miles to four miles from Carrollton, with several eight to ten mile distances and two streets noted. Interested buyers may visit the office or contact S. C. Boyin for details.
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Carroll County
Carrollton
Clem
Carrolton
Hulett
College Street
Newnan Street
Depot Street
S. C. Boyin
Local Notices from Black Jack Community
Mr Henry Anderson and two sons Cotton and Jinks and Mr Claude Willingham spent Thursday night with Mr Sam Smith. School at Reavesville going well with an exhibition at close of term. Miss Nona Benford at home from Athena. Miss Moore near Veal died Friday afternoon. Sam Smith bought a Ford. Birthday party at Mine Wassie Halesmb reported a fine time. Joe Daniel of Dash Beard had a quilting August 19th. Boyd and Mac Yates spent Friday night with sister Dora Smith. Remember the third Sunday singing at Pleasant Grove, second at Tyns, and fourth at Veal.
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Henry Anderson
Cotton and Jinks
Clade Willlingham
Sam Smith
Reavesvills Row
Nona Benford Ia
Athena
Moore
Veal
Cottom and
Jinks
Claude Willingham
Atlanta
Joe Daniel
Dash Beard
Boyd
Mac Yates
Dora Smith
Pleasan Grove
Tyns
Local Social Roundup at Way Side and Nearby Homes
Mr Joel Sewell and family visited Mr M E Mortis Sunday. Miss Pauline Horsley hosted Miss Maude Willisms and Mr Jessie Horsley. Rev H W Boatright bought a Ford car. Families and friends from Cross Plains Carrollton and Douglas County marked visits and gatherings through the weekend with Hackney Morris Horsley and Herrin families among others.
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Joel Sewell
M. E. Mortis
Pauline Horsley
Maude Willisms
Crows Plaina
Jessie Horsley
H. W. Boatright
Ford Car
Willis Ford
W. F. Hackney
M. B. Morris
Atlanta
M. E
Waco
W. T. Hackney
Williams
L. I. Williams
Bert Sticker
Collman
Ala
Horse Swapping and Cider Making Noted in Drake Town
In Drake Town on Saturday reports mention a loose mule near Mr Carmel and a cornfield sighting. Several residents including Leon Hulsey, Hubert Carroll, William Pollard, Markes and Defnall are tied to local visits, cider production, and family gatherings around Rockimort and Douglas. The orber meeting begins on the 20th near the union Jim.
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Drake Town
Carmel
Leon Hulsey
Hubert Carroll
William Pollarda
Markes
Grab
Walter Denisll
Millard Price
Jim Spain
Rockimort
Wersam Defnall
Douglas
R. Defnall
Pearl Caper
C. W. Defnall
P. A. Waddell
Defnall
John Daman
Lena Golden
Tick
Mt. Carmel
T. H. Price
C. W. Defnaill
Notice of Obituaries and Cards of Thanks Policy
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Poles Strike Back Near Warsaw in Large Engagements
Warsaw reports fast Polish advances as they recapture Bokolow Drohiczyn and Biain with prisoners and war material. Civilians aid infantry in a major counterattack near Plock while Bolsheviks push toward the Vistula but are repulsed. Peasants in Lipno fight Bolsheviks with axes and scythes, and Polish forces push toward Brest Litovsk Pulusk and Ostralenka as they press from the center.
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Warsaw
Poland
Bokolow
Drohiczyn
Biain
Sledlce
Jewiats
Plock
Vistula
Budenny
Winniki
Lemberg
Lipno
Thorn
Ostralenka
Loman
Governor Cox Pardons Three Convicts After Interview
Governor Cox, at the Ohio state capitol, granted clemency to three penitentiary inmates after personally interviewing each. He sent back two other applicants for pardons for not telling the truth about their crimes, remarking they would return to prison. He had pressed for full candor in the process as he reviewed hundreds of cases.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Harding
Geyemnor Cox
Capitol
Debs Sees Coal Shortage as Key Issue in Campaign
Debs in Atlanta penitentiary released statements through Socialist headquarters calling the League of Nations controversy an dishonest issue. He argues the coal shortage is the real question facing Americans and cites orders aiding Poland’s aristocracy as proof of Wilson administration bias.
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Chicago
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
Socialist National
Debs
League of Nations
Hea
Wilson
Poland
Four coal operators held on profits charge in Knoxville
United States Commissioner J. Pike Powers bound over four coal operators on August 20 to the December federal grand jury for alleged excess profits under the Lever Act. A. M. Stewart of Clearfield Jellico Coal, and Y. P. Witherspoon, Emory B. Davis, and G. G. Crowley of Blue Diamond Sales had bonds set at $2,000 each.
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Coa
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
J. Pike Powers
A. M. Stewart
Clearfield Jellico Coal Company
Y. P. Witherspoon
Emory B. Davis
G. G. Crowley
Blue Diamond Sales Company
Insianca
Conscious After Sleeping Two Years in Wisconsin Asylum
Mrs Clara Jorgenson of Racine, who had been asleep at the county asylum in Waukesha for more than two years, regained consciousness after a visit by her sister-in-law and her 6 year old son. It is believed the child’s presence awakened memories. She has required feeding and care as a dependent person.
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Waukesha
Wis
Clara
Jorgenson
Racine
France and United States align on Poland and Russia policy
The French government expresses complete accord with American views on Russia and Poland. It condemns Bolshevik rule and supports an independent Poland while backing armistice talks with Poland to avoid recognizing Bolshevik power or dismemberment of Russia. Secretary Colby hails France’s note as strengthening U S positions and notes a divergence over General Wrangel but deems the overall accord significant.
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Weekiogton
Ampileap
Poland
Ituasia
Colby Declarin
France
Italy
State Department
Prince de Wearn
Colby
United States
Russia
Amierican
Fratica
Great Britain
London
Clash Between French Troops and Silesian Civilians Sparks Uprising
In Upper Silesia, at Kattowitz and Fybatk, French soldiers clashed with residents protesting the Russia Poland war. Eleven killed and twenty six wounded at Kattowitz as Polish troops tried to disperse a mass meeting. Widespread strikes and utility shutdowns followed. unions called for neutrality and a troop commission.
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Berlin
Kattowittz
Upper Silesia
Inter-allied Commission
Armen
Kattowitzz
Fybatk
Kattowits
Russia
Poland
Husband Shoots Wife's Rival in Tennessee Tragedy
Gus Bickle, 30, was fatally shot by Henry Bow era in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with six bullets striking Bickle. Authorities say the motive centered on a love triangle involving Mildred Bowers who admitted loving both men, her husband and Bickle, more for the latter. Meanwhile in Tokio, Korea, reports claim a Korean plot to kidnap American congressmen visiting the Far East to strain U S Japan relations. Yang Keul Talk, once jailed for an assassination attempt on former Premier Acranchi, and ten other Koreans face charges in the anti Japanese intrigue case.
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Hfe
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gus Bickle
Henry Bowera
Bowera
Bickle
Dualife
Mildred Bowers
Roumanian Prince Caro Visits Chicago Incognito
Traveling incognito, Prince Caro of Roumania, heir to the throne, will arrive in Chicago for a visit. He is to be entertained by prominent locals including Charles J. Yopika, United States minister to Roumania, with reports noting a royal world tour aimed at stepping away from his morganatic ties and duties.
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Chicago
Prince Caro
Roumania
Ron Taman
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