Liberty Hill News Highlights and Holiday Cheer
The Liberty Hill column notes a small crowd for Mr J M Robison's singing due to bad weather. Aunt Lucy Wright's slow recovery is reported. Several social visits occur among the Webison, Robison, Brock, and Warren families. Local changes include Bearden moving near High Point and Jim Frown moving into his former residence. A Christmas and New Year greeting closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Robison
Lucy Wright
Carrie
Georgia Webison
Rosa
Carrie Robison
Kansas
Gordon Warren
Jed Kuglir
Misaes Rosa
Alite Brock
Buna Thompson
Minnie Warren
Evfe
Bowdon
Lee Warren
Washington
Guss McKibben
Dora Robison
Rosa Robison
J. JD. Bearden
Igh Point
Jim Frown
Mr. Bearden
Estelle
Mis
Alice Brock
Santa Claus
Quarantining Colds Advocated by Physicians
Physicians urge strict isolation for anyone with a bad cold to prevent spread within families and social circles. They warn colds are highly contagious and suggest early relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Obituary Notice Requests Payment for Tiny Classified
A small obituary notice states, if kept under 150 words, it will be published free. It asks for payment at the rate of one cent per word and instructs sending the amount with the copy. The ad seeks interested writers or families to submit the text along with payment details.
BOLD SPRINGS School Welcomes Visitors and Local Visits
Bold Springs School shows progress under principal Misa Durie as locals visit relatives in Bremen Temple and nearby towns. Students and residents share weekends with family, while multiple Spence and Witcher family members host and visit near Bremen and Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Durie
Jones
Bremen
R. W. Tillman
W.T. McCanne
Temple
J. W. Tillman
Wesley Hudson
Waco
Gladys Smith
Thelma Eidson
Joe Bonner
Mane Quice
Vremen
Mreé
Wiley Spence
J. W. Witcher
Mike Iva Goolsby
Coffie
Meyers
M. I. Spence
J. Y
Rowe
L. P. Rowe
Spence
High Point
Lena Witcher
Mia
W. W. Spence
Coffie Goolsby
Iva Goolaby
Olin Spence
Carrollton
G, M. L. Spence
Newt Spence
G. M. T. Spence
Myr. Stovall
Annie Spence
Tine Quicen
Eugene Conh
Tallapoosa Trip Reflections From Carolton Journal
A fragmentary letter from Dec 17 1920 recounts a pleasant trip with Mrs J W TR to Tallapoosa and relatives, noting Haralson County’s progress and Tallapoosa’s growth while observers reflect on friends spreading from Tennessee to South Georgia. The prose hints at aging relatives, somber mood, and a cautious farewell to future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. TR
Tennessee
South Georgia
Haralson
Tallapooss
Labor and its products depreciated by present administration
The writer laments policies devaluing labor and its products under the Wilson era, claims broad harm to workers and all useful classes, and predicts worsened conditions after March while noting people moving away and a local theft pursuit narrowing toward its suspect as old evidence fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ray‘mand Beck
Tyns
Joonttona
Whinie McLeod
In Memory of Willie Joe
On Friday December Sth 1020 our hearts were saddened by the message Willie Joe is dead The death ended a life that brought sunshine to his mother grandmother uncles and family His going left a hole in our homes Yet we trust the Lord who does all things well Rent in sweet peace dear Willie from his grandmother Mes M M Vaughn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Joe
Earth
Willie
Mes. M. M. Vaughn
Nico line of candies and fruits at el thics J
Local display in Morris Alabama showcases Nico branded candies and a variety of fruits at a street stall on Alabama Avenue. Vendors note steady customer interest and warm reception from passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nico
el Thics
J. 1
Morris
Alabama Street
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Enblen
Usiness
Buick
Enblemof
Stifacton
J. M. Johnson
Georgia
Carrollton, GA
Johnson Drug CO
Shaeffer
Mary Garden
Garden Glo
Azurer
Djer Kiss
Melba
Hundnut’s
Spieler's
Nunnally
S and
Lig
Gett’s Candies
Symphony Lawn
Keith
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J. N. Johnson Public Square Furniture and Undertaking
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