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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
4
Many subscribers are moving and changing addresses at year start. Please promptly notify us with both old and new addresses and R F D numbers to ensure uninterrupted delivery.
President Harrison of the Southern Railway reports a generally favorable business outlook across the Southeast. Farmers in drought-affected areas have prospered, cotton crops east of the Mississippi are expected to exceed last year, and despite a national drop in corn, Southern states show a near parity with prior yields. Wholesale and retail trade are strong, manufacturers see solid demand, and cotton and knitting mill development is notable.
We thank friends for kindness and help during our baby's illness and death. May God's blessings be yours. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hight F. O. Hight and Family W. D. Phillips and Family.
The 69 year old Dowager Queen Alexandra of England visits amputation and crippled children at Treloar’s home. She smiles at the unfortunates, in scenes from her sixty ninth birthday event, showing pity and compassion toward the afflicted.
Mr John Milton Bonner hosts a Christmas day dinner for his Sunday School class and friends despite bad weather. Rev L P Huckaby presents a gold watch chain with Masonic emblem, a gift from the class, in honor of Bonner’s 73rd birthday. Guests praise his hospitality and share a festive meal and memories.
Liver Christmas passed quietly with no drinking. Mr Cliff Horton wed Miss Ina Chambers on Christmas Day. Mrs Dave Horton confined to bed. Opossum dinner at Mr Baxter’s Christmas Day. Dr Grover West and Mrs West visited Roopville. Roswell Lovvorn and family in Bowdon. Genie Lee and sister Fannie visited Mr Kidson at Oak Ridge. Lonnie Hall returned from Villa Rica. Ollie Jordan family in East Oak Ridge. A romantic wedding occurred last week at Rev Bunker’s with Cumbey Raynald and Miss Teals. Walter Lee joined Dr West to Bowden to see a patient and declined to be a physician.
J T Coleman invites friends to visit Red Cross Drug Store after January 1st for clock and watch repair, eye testing and glasses fitting. He expresses readiness to assist and looks forward to seeing everyone.
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