Sacred Tune Singers Convene in Atlanta September 1920
Sacred Tune Singers announce the annual session of the Sacred Orpel Association in Atlanta, September 10 11 and 12 1920 at Archory Auditorium. Delegates and singers from several states are invited. attendance expected to be large with special attention to ladies. The conference runs Friday morning to Sunday afternoon featuring new music and hospitality.
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Atlanta
Orp Murteal Association
Aichory
Sia
Carrollton Trade Territory Ad Offers Local Print Reach
A rural newspaper classified pitch urges Carrollton merchants to cover the trade area by advertising in The Carroll Free Press. The message promotes subscription, local patronage, and fall job printing orders by mail.
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MR. Advertiser
Carrollton
Geometry and Silk in a May Rogers Suit
Arc Brill, an eager geometry lover, tutors romance through angles and silhouettes at a village dinner. May Rogers, recent graduate, rejects geometry for silk, noting its forms and parity with geometric principles. The suitor defends his approach, while his sister Brill enjoys the social chase and hints at a proposal rest on proof of May’s theorem.
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Arc
Alan
Weil
Miss Brill
Rome
Belle
Meteor
Sia
Miss Rogers
Rogeres
Misa Brill
Witch
Misa Beill
Are
Miss Trogers
Bin
Arthur Wellington Brill
May
Indian Creek Social News Notes Local Visits and Health
Mr Join Wolley visited his sister Mrs Jim Hogan of Cullman Alabama. Mrs Jeff Butler Jr of Carrollton is ill but expected to recover. R M Spitalia injured a rib days ago. Myrtie Lee has been sick but improving. Aunt Amanda Odons brother and his wife from Cedartown are visiting. Miss Bernice Warren ill but recovering. Camp meeting at Union drew many locals. Will Duke and family of Leos Cheaply visited then headed to Tallapoosa to relatives. Kim Hogan of Cullman county brought Miss Fannie Holley home as a bride. J R McClendan and wife visited Bowdon relatives. Jim Faulkner and wife from Migh tower Alabama visiting Mrs Clark Moore. W S Banks returned from South Georgia with bride to visit before school year. Emory Skinnmer returned from Graham and Hightower Alabama. Clark Moore bought a farm near Turkey Heaven mountains and will move this fall.
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Join Wolley
Jim ‘Hogan
Cullman, Courty
Alm
Jeff Butler, Jr
Carrollton
Beaith
R. M. Spitalia
Myrtie Lee
Amanda Odon
Cedartown
Mia
Lee Butler
Bernice Warren
Union
Will Duke
Leo's
Tallaponag
Mr. J. ©. McClendan
Bowdon
Jim Faulkner
Mightower
Aln
Clark Moore
Banks
Routh Ga
J. B. Banks
Emory Skinnmer
Graham and Hightower
Ala
Giant Whip Snake Allegedly Kills Mule in Georgia Pastures
Atlanta Aug 25 The state entomology department will trace a tale of a gigantic non venomous whip snake in Georgia. The story says mule owner Harry Wiley found a huge snake around the mule's throat as Mr Dunn heard its groans and shot the creature. Mule died within twenty minutes after the snake unwound. Whip snakes reach over ten feet and a twenty foot specimen would be remarkable news in Georgia.
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Atlanta
State Department of Entomology
Harry Wiley
Dunn
Wiley
Georgia
Notice Obituary Style Dictates Requests and Rates
An odd classified notice requests obituary style text with pricing by word and word count thresholds. It mentions free offerings up to 150 words, then a per word charge, and references using letterheads and other printed forms, requesting to examine stock and offer mail order services.
Minister’s praise for Ziron health tonic in Alabama notice
An Alabama minister endorses Ziron iron tonic, claiming it cured his stomach trouble and improved appetite. The testimonial urges readers with poor appetite, weakness, or digestive discomfort to try Ziron, noting a money back guarantee if not benefited after the first bottle.
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Ala
Macon Telegraph backs Clifford Walker for governor
The Macon Telegraph declares Walker leads the gubernatorial race and urges regular Democrats to support him. It notes Holder and Walker should consider retirement to strengthen democracy, cites Walker as stronger against Hardwick, and states Walker is the best hope to defeat Hardwick while protecting Georgia's standing.
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Macon
Macon Telegraph
John N. Holder
Clifford Walker
Walker
Telegraph
Hardwick
Clifford
Holder
Atlanta
Ernor
Watson
Dorsey
Georgia
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Sacred Tune Singers
Rnyone
J. 8. Tomes
C.J. Grieg
T. B. Newton
Ged
YP. B. Lowry
Agst
Bernard Antery
Charlie Martin
George Hillyer
State Railroad Commission
Paul B. Trammell
Trammell
Hillyer
Court of Appeals
Charles W. Smith
Dekalb County
Judge Smith
Stone Mountain Circuit
Wade
Geometry
Bettie H. M’donald
McClure Niper Syndicate
Indian Creek
Mra
Mary Duke
Turkey Heaven Mountains
Alabama
Breault
H. K. McKenzis
Route L
South
International Club
United States
America
H. G. Hastings
R. M. Striplin
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