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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
8
The notice promises unlimited supply to qualified men with good character, highlighting favorable terms for lands or ventures across Carroll and Haralson counties. It emphasizes reliability and advantageous conditions, targeting trustworthy applicants seeking favorable deals.
The group prepares a Christmas supper during holidays and selects a two mile hike location near Carrollton. John Snead and R. Lee Sharpe collect names for interested boys, with parent invitations. Seven Scouts were initiated at a Hay's pasture camp fire, followed by a Scout stifle dance and songs.
Lewis 8 Sims, cashier of Citizens Bank, swears the total of 5 448 40 is a true condition of the bank as shown by the books. Sworn and subscribed before Grady Cole on December 8 1913.
A column of humorous vignettes on New York society courting perks, weather and rain lore, cycling hazards in Brooklyn, royal cagey wealth, streetcar and automobile conflicts, summer heat forecasts, anti rice throwing at weddings, hen cruelty concerns, stray jokes about jail for nonvoters, Marines in Peking, early aviation doubts, and an American spendthrift in London.
A rhythmic verse from the Jacksonville Times Union extols enslaved labor and culinary work. It blends plantation imagery with a celebratory tone for cane hoeing, cooking, and a shared jug of homemade brew, reflecting historical dialect and culture.
A compact poem fragment speaks of steadfast resolve and daring souls pursuing a coveted prize. It warns that fate condemns hesitation and hints at a destined victory awaiting those who dare pursue their goal.
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