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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
2
Agricultural guidance explains curing pork for home trade, detailing ideal hog condition, appropriate breeds, cooling and timing, and two curing methods. It covers dry cure formulas per 100 pounds, includes brine options, storage in cellars, and steps to prepare smoked sausage, head cheese, scrapple, and packaging for market.
H M Stanley, Georgia Department of Commerce and Labor commissioner, warns of a large Negro exodus from Georgia. He urges local officials and newspapers to publicize the labor law, crack down on labor agents, and arrest emigrant recruiters who threaten or entice workers to move to other states. He calls for public vigilance and a concerted statewide effort.
Leone Little visits with Roy Lyles family while Mrs Lyle recovers at home. Grandmother Smith spends Thursday with Lonnie Cash. Oak Grove neighbors haul logs to remodel Roy Lyle farm home. Grady Witlaon and Alan Morris visit W U Griffin family. Mrs Lyle remains ill. Fall plowing underway as farmers work. Tom Cash visits relatives in Newnan.
Preaching at Kansas drew a full crowd on Sunday morning. A Saturday night winging by Misses Eunice and Bernice Smith drew strong attendance. Neighbors visited, weddings occurred, and dances hosted by Mr Dock Wright and Mr and Mrs Tenry Jacobs brought large crowds.
A special program is held each day at Bowdon State Normal and Industrial College chapel for education work. Dr. H Bowen spoke on directed and undirected antagonism with praise from attendees. Miss Winnie Burns visited Lowell, and a student trip to Carrollton occurred. Mt Zion academy’s team defeated by Bowdon College 40 to 9. Thanksgiving gatherings included G W Camp family at Villa Rica. Interpreter V Watkins to present an entertainment on December 11 at College Hall.
We thank friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us in our recent bereavement. Signed by Mr and Mrs Jack Houston Mr and Mrs Walter Thomasos Misses Oippic and Laura Merrolt.
Store announces new hats in satin and braided styles, described as spink and span, with shoppers urged to begin Christmas purchases early as the season approaches and prices are set to be reasonable.
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