Memorial Resolves for E. G. Kramer by Bank and Mills
A memorial letter from LP Mandeville of the First National Bank and Mandeville Mills honors E. G. Kramer, born 1842 in Gluckstadt Germany, noting his loyalty, honesty, and upright life. He moved from Germany to the U.S. as a young man, built a fortune, served as vice president in both institutions, and died at rest after a life of courtesy and integrity. A copy is sent to his wife, son in Texas, and sisters in Germany. resolution spread upon minutes.
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Mandeville Mills
First National Bank
E. G. Kramer
Earnest G. Kramer
Gluckstadt
Germany
New York
South Carolina
Texas
Father of
Waters
Rhine
Martial Ariso
Kramer
Pene
Mandeville
Exemption of Personalty Filed in Carroll County Georgia
C E Foster has applied for exemption of personalty and the Ordinary will pass on the same at 10 o clock a m on December 18 1911 in the Ordinary Wd Millican office.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Pure cream hot chocolate for five cents at Brown and Chandler
Brown and Chandler advertise pure cream hot chocolate priced at five cents. Local shoppers are invited to visit the shop for the warm seasonal treat.
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Brown & Chandler's
Aunt Peggy Williams' Reminiscences of Postwar Landholdings
A wartime reminiscence recounts Josh Booly exploiting newly freed enslaved people on two plantations near Ave Hilter. He feigns bear tracks to intimidate workers while leveraging fear of retaliation. a late night, scaring incident near Ole Dick Crowder's home draws a crowd and ends with Josh singing in the morning as Dick confronts him.
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Josh Booly
Big Brier
Josh
Ole Dick Crowder
Ole Dick
Jashuas
Josh Loud
Uncle Dick
Old Dick
Sam
Dick Lows
The Poor Man Reaps Rewards From Hard Farming
In a Progressive Farmer quote, W F Massey chronicles a debtor who turned a barren sandy tract into a thriving 700 acre farm. After two decades of study and effort he earns substantial income, with demand for his land at high prices while warning others against perpetual chattel mortgages and neglect of business knowledge.
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Great Barna
W. F. Massey
Progressive Farmer
Carroll County Schools Open Jan 1 1912 for Five Months
Notice to teachers and patrons announces public schools will open January 1, 1912, first Monday, and operate for three months, then July and August for a total five months. Long term schools may choose any months. By order of the Board of Education. J B Travis, Superintendent County Schools. 12te nov 2dec
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Carroll County
Board of Education
Travis
County Schools
Special inducements in Furniture of all kinds for 30 days
J N Johnson's Furniture Store advertises special inducements on all furniture for the next thirty days. The promotion highlights discounted prices across beds chairs tables and dressers with a focus on value and selection for local shoppers.
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J. N. Johnson
O Loan Arrangements for 250000 in Carrollton Ga
L Z Dorsett attorney Roop Building Carrollton Ga advertises a 250000 loan arrangement for fall on first class improved farm land. Repayment in five annual installments. Write or visit for details.
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Carroll County
L. Z. Dorsett
Roop
Carrollton, Ga
Rubber tireding service offered near Central Baptist Church
Frank Taylor advertises rubber tireing at his shop on Tant Her Street in front of Central Baptist Church offering new tires from Springfield and Firestone, good grades, reasonable prices and patching for old tires.
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Central Baptist Church
Tanther Street
Springfield
Firestone
Frank Taylor
How Cossacks Catch Fish
A fragment describes Cossacks on Russian rivers using a winter method to trap fish. They spur horses across a frozen stream forming a crossing line and pull them toward nets. The noise and hoofbeats frighten fish causing them to panic and become entangled along the ice.
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Tussia
Frozan
Pup
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Eagle & Phnix
Windsor
Hugh Jackson
Jackson
Griffin
Peggy Williams
Mlies R
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