El Paso Letter Praises Border City’s Growth and Tools
R Pittman writes from El Paso Texas describing the border city’s rapid rise. He notes a population near 75 000, a strong bank network, major factories like a large smelter and cement plant, new courthouse and cathedral, and El Paso as a key rail and trading hub. He highlights education, military importance, and a climate favorable to health and growth, while contrasting Juarez and refugee scenes.
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el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande River
Texas
Mexico
United States
Pes
Bankig
Hod
Juarez
Ghiburhua City
International Bridge
Chihwahau
Villa
Chihuaha City
General Villa
Carrollton
Chihuahue City
Rio Grande
el Paso Foundry & Machine Co
el Piso
Suates
America
el Tino
Mesi~ Cin Corporation
Rocky Mountains
Rio Grande Valley
W. OR. Pittman
Press and Farmer Need to Work Together in Advertising
The rural press helps farmers market blooded stock and seed, reaching distant buyers through ads. Fence notices fall short compared to paid notices that can reach a thousand readers at low cost. Cooperation between press and farm community boosts local commerce and state journalism programs.
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Morket
Bu J
Times
Agricultural College Press Urges Practical Farm Knowledge
A commentary argues the press needs writers with hands on farm experience. It criticizes modern farm advice givers for lacking real understanding and warns that vericulture has advanced beyond methods from a quarter century ago.
Quiet Roopville Christmas Ends With No Arrests
Roopville closes 1916 in calm holiday spirit. The town reported no drinking or fighting and no arrests. Local churches held a Christmas tree benefit for children.
Indian Creek Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Walter Eason of Bowrloo spent Tuesday and Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs W P Watson. Mr and Mrs L Phillips visited Mr and Mrs W E Layvern in Milltown. Lucian Phillips visited Mrs Phillips parents Mr and Mrs J R Batchelor of Lucky. Samuel Moan of Jaca Burwell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dave Free-Wainy. Oliver Watson and cousins from Tallapoosa visited Mr and Mrs John Garrett of Victory. Miss Watsons returned home with cousin Mr Robert Watson. Willie Phillips was ill Friday night and Saturday. J E McLendon attended his sister's funeral at Midway Tuesday the 2nd. E Z Davison and family of Lucky visited Mr J B Banks. C C Skiner and family visited relatives near Macedonia, Ala. John Stogner and family visited Mr Wright at Liberty. D Wilson and family visited Prof Lee Archer Sunday afternoon.
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Walter Eason
Bowrloo
Puessy
W. P. Watson
L. Phillips
W. E. Layvern
Milltown
Lucian Phillips
Dave Free- Wainy
Oliver Watson
Misses Watsons
Tallapoosa
John Garrett
Victory
Misses Watson
Robert Watson
Little Willie
S. L. Phillips
J. E. McLendon
Midsyay
E. Z Davison
Lucky
J. B. Banks
C. C. Skinenr
Visister
Macedonia
Ala
John Stogenr
Nh Wright
Liberty Itt
Mel. D. Wilson
Lee Archer
Local News Snippet From Muselline and Newnan
Mr. Cleveland Holley visited imengs at Muselline Alabama Monday January first. Mrs M I Eason of Newnan spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs S A Johnson. Mr and Mrs Martin Smith are att smiles its girl.
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Cleveland Holley
Muselline
Ala
M. 1. Eason
Newnan
S.A. Johnson
Martin Smith
Baby Dorris Halyater dies in Ro wardon community
On December 26 Mr and Mrs Lovell Halyater mourn the loss of their infant daughter Dorris. The local community sends sympathy. Visitors include Mr Garh Jackson Mr Kiser Nen Miss Pat Butler and others from Newell Alabama and Bremen Georgia visiting relatives in Heard County and nearby.
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Lovell Halyater
Dorris
Newell
Ala
Yeates
G. K. Cox
Ileard County
John Nunnelly
Bremen
W, DD. Nunnelly
Bob and Davis
Omaha
Christmas Roundup Sees Whitesburg Folk Visiting Relatives
Whitesburg residents recount quiet Christmas with travelers and visitors from Nashville Atlanta Athens and Newnan. Local ties include Mr Walter Hadnatt, Mr Ty Hounett, Mr Will Brown, Bernard Shackelford and others hosting relatives and friends. Mattie Philips wed Arthur Gesby at Rev D W Carter's home.
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Walter Hadnatt
Nashville
Hadnett
Ty F. Hounett
Uwer Cansell
Atlanta
Richard Holland
McWhorter
Douglasville
Stryma
Will Brown
GB. Brown
Bernard Shackelford
Mercer
Frank Reid
Bowdon Junction
Owen Phillips
Macon
Vola Phillips
Athinta
Belle Brown
Eunice Tambert
Is Newnan
Bala Morris
Peart Chappell
Villa Rica
Sadie Brown
Mattie Philips
Arthur Gesby
D. W. Carter
Christmas Socials and Visits In Eureka Area
Eureka notes list several local gatherings including Miss Lulu Windom hosting a party and a large turnout at Mr Wil Garrett's Saturday. Mrs G J Creel visited Mr N Ingram of Burwell Sunday. Amy Ashmore returns to Athens for school after holidays with family. John Brown of Philcampbeil Alabama visits brother in law Mr HE Windows and family.
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Cora
Ola Burson
Buford Burson
Rith
Hugh Garrett
Lulu Windom
Wil
Wil Garrett
G. J. Creel
N. Ingram
Burwell
Pound
Alton Windon
Amy Ashmore
Athens
John Brown
Philcampbeil
Ali
HE. Windows
Imperial Chemical Company Chartered in Carroll County
Georgia petitioners seek incorporation of Imperial Chemical Company for twenty years with renewal options. Domicile in Carroll County and authority to establish branch offices elsewhere. Capital stock initial thirty thousand dollars, with authority to rise to one hundred thousand dollars, common and preferred stock possible.
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Georgia
Carrol County
Superior Court
Said
Jonnty
C. K. Henderson, Jr
P. C. Jack
Carrell Countty
Jenna
Imperial Chemical Company
Carroll County
Imperial Chemical Company of Carrollton charter petition
Petition for charter by Imperial Chemical Company of Carrollton Georgia outlines capital stock, voting, and corporate powers. It seeks to own manufactories laboratories warehouses and to acquire trade marks patents and existing businesses while borrowing lending and investing. It requests authority to liquidate, adopt by laws, create liens, and contract on its own or as agent with board approval.
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Washington
United States
el Paso
Mexico
Camanga
South American
Europe
EL Pause
State of Georgia
Board of Directors
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First National Bank
Carrollton, GA
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Goodwyn
Omece
Homer L. Barker
First National Thysk Building
W. L. Fitts
National Bank
Buford F. Boykin
Attorneys At Law
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Boykin & Boykin Building
Hamner
Roop Building
J. E. Cramer
W. T. Creel
Creel & Harper
L. J. Brock
Flrst National
Janx
Houra
Des Ke Omics
Shirley C. Boykin
Emmett Smith
Attorney St
Stewart Building
Harry H. Burns
Harry T. Bledsoe
E. T. Steed
J. D. Hamrick, M. D
R. Pittman
Roopville
Christos
Perry Merrell
Blanche Staples
John Warren
Madras
Shirey
Miss Staples
Terinie Bell
Jayanta
Bell
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Columbia
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Nell Seal
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Dick Towns
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Grover West
Will Freel Bis
Tew
Brock Hate
Freel
Mae Dorseit
Harry Sheats
Carrallton
Brook
Ellars King
Garrett
Luther Johnson
Caithricks
Mobile
Vansant
Hoy Alexander
Bowdon
Mclntosh
Rutle Cooper
Edwardsville
West
Indian Creek
Rrowdon
Whitesburg
State
J. C. Newell
T. Lester
J. W. Stone
Surerior
Imperial "Chemical, Co
T.W. Stone
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