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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1911

Page

4

No More Crowing Over Georgia Prohibition Debate

The piece argues that local option in Georgia lacks support and prohibition will persist. It advises farmers to plant more grain and cut cotton acreage next year, noting farming advances lessen yield differences with reduced acreage. It urges peace after vindication of Hoke Smith and Joseph Brown and calls for united support in Georgia’s interests.

Georgia Hoke Smith Jos. Brown

Progressive sweep eyed for 1912 election

The article notes signs that Progressives may dominate the national scene in the upcoming presidential race. It suggests Governor Woodrow Wilson as the logical standard bearer for democracy, while Judson Harmon or Oscar Underwood are also viewed as strong presidential timber options.

Woodrow Wilson Judson Hannon Oscar Underwood

State mood shifts from politics to cotton prices and growth

The public shows little interest in governor candidates or a state convention, focusing instead on cotton prices and state upbuilding. The executive committee should serve out its two year term, as they aimed to quell factional tensions despite a provocation from Judge Arnold.

Reud. Armold

Christmas Cheer and Shared Kindness Across the Community

A reflective holiday message urges compassion and giving. It notes low cotton prices but abundant crops and strong climate, urging every person to help the needy and pursue happiness for neighbors during the season.

Atlantic Coast Line Train Holdup Suspect Robbers Active

Officials label the No. 80 hold up a professional job with two men matching known descriptions seen between Hardeeville and Savannah. Fifty five registered packages vanished though contents are unknown. Coast Line detectives pursue the case with a $500 reward for arrest and conviction. The express car’s position on the second section during peak season aided the thieves.

Atlantic Coast Line Railway Hardeeville Holil Np Savannah Coast Line Bill Minor Georgia

W. W. Kelley’s Home For Rent In Whitesburg

150 acres with six room house, good water, new barn, near school and churches within Whitesburg town limits. Contact Jas A. Kelley at Whitesburg Banking Co. Found a dark red milk cow, dehorned, about 600 700 pounds. Owner may claim by paying expenses and advertising costs at Lonie Winters residence Carrollton Route 9.

Whitesburg Jas. A. Kelley Whitesburg Banking Co Lonie Winters Carrollton

Cut glass at cut prices and local notices

Numerous short items list cut glass bargains at J R Holt Drug Co and Turner's Ten Cent Store. It notes residents visiting, holidays travel, and a Fire Department bazaar at G M Holmes soda fountain to fund a lighter wagon, with organizers Hulett Askew Robt Bledsoe and others.

J. R Holt Drug Co J. R. Holt Drug Co M. T. Sammons Gray, Ga Carrollton

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