Maryland Immigrant Farm Yields 10 000 Potatoes per Acre Reported
A Maryland State Bureau of Immigration report notes a farm producing 10 000 dollars worth of Irish potatoes at about 200 bushels per acre on a 1150 dollar investment. It cites two years of $2 000 000 in new farmland investments and urges Maryland counties like Carroll to diversify crops and grow more food locally. The article discusses Lookout Mountain and Lookout Mt potatoes and the value of Northern seed for early crops. It promotes regional self sufficiency and economic opportunity in farming.
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State Bureau of Immigration of
Maryland
Immigration Bureau
Carroll County
Lookout Mt
Carrollton Hill
Lost Mountain
Maine
Michigan
Carrollton
Lookout Mountain
Little Aubry Brazemore Dies After Hours Of Illness
In intense suffering the two year old Aubry Brazemore, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brazemore, died on the 28th. Funeral services were held at the family home on the 29th in the afternoon as neighbors offered condolences and prayers for comfort.
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Aubry
E. E. Brazemore
Jesus
W.W.R
Notice of Cash Sales and Baby Gift at E J Kaylor Store
E J Kaylor announces cash only sales with close pricing and delivery within the city. He offers a gold ring to every baby under one year brought to the store and invites customers to visit, bring the baby, and patronize cash buyers.
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E. J. Kaylor
Notice to debtors of R H Fletcher demanding repayment
All who are indebted to me I must settle your account on or before Jan 1 1910. If not you will find your account in the lands of an attorney for immediate collection. I must have the money. Respectfully R H Fletcher.
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R.H. Fletcher
Reid Brown Marriage Surprise For Friends At Christmas
The announcement confirms the marriage of Miss Eva Reid and Mr Paul F Brown. They wed on Monday the 13th at Rev W W Roop home who conducted the ceremony. Brown co editor and joint owner of The Free Press, a capable young businessman.
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Eva Reid
Paul F. Brown
W. W. Roop
Brown
The
Free Press
Stephens Webb Union Of Miss Nannie Stephens And Mr James L Webb
Last Saturday afternoon at 6 O clock Miss Nannie Stephens and Mr James L Webb were married at the home of Judge W J Mullican who officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Stephens, is praised for accomplishments. The groom is a prominent young business man with Roop Hardware Co formerly with his father in the sheriff s office. The Free Press extends congratulations for a long happy life together.
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Nannie Stephens
James L. Webb
Mr. Webb
W. J. Mullican
J. H. Stephens
Near Town
Mr Webb
Roop Hardware Co
Free Press
Tyrolean Epitaphs Unearthed by German Traveler
A German traveler found Tyrolean cemetery inscriptions in a Tyrolean valley. The epitaphs note widows and husbands, including Anna Kriedi's forty years of pious remembrance and a man named F. K who died at twenty six and thirty seven as husband. A widow laments the death of her spouse Jacob Hosennkopf from a fall, ending with Tears cannot bring thee back to life.
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Tux
Anna Kriedi
Ileve
Jacob Hosennkopf
Karma Returns in Time as Justice Follows
Everyday English paraphrase of the idea that karma or Nemesis ensures each person reaps what they sow. The law is impartial and inevitable, coming to each individual regardless of where they move or how they justify actions, as echoed by a Nautilus quote and an ad closing line about Lynchburg Harris Hardware Co.
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Nautilus
Lynchburg
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Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Confederate Monument
Fitts Drug Store
Camp's Drug Store
Harris & Williams
Our
First National Bank
the Geoples Bank
Carrollton, GA
J. R. Adamson
John
M. Jackson
G. G. Cook
the Free Press
Atlanta
Journal
Mr Farmer
Carrollton Bank
H Stewart
Citizens Bank
Commercial Club
Bass Building
Gaoweley
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