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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
8
Carrollton residents and visitors are noted in a broad list of daily happenings. Social visits include Mrs. Thomas W. Dionork, Mr. Shano Tarweth, and Mrs. Wes Baskin in Atlanta and Carrollton. Numerous illnesses and family updates are recorded alongside business trips, travel plans, and local shop notices.
The larger mill has been received and we will be shut down next week for installation of the new dill. Do not bring any feed to grind from January 21 to 26. Mandeville Mill.
A letter from Mildler M. P. Inman, chairman of the Council of National Defense, urges county chairmen to mobilize rural and urban women for defense drives this year. It notes roles in coordinating societies, tracking reports due Feb 15, and coordinating with W S S and Food Administration campaigns, while stressing care for soldiers’ families and continued Red Cross support. References Georgia division leadership and county figures in Carroll County with emphasis on statewide unity and prompt action.
Notice to taxpayers of Carroll County that state and county tax returns will be accepted from February 1 for three months through April, with books closed May 1. W M Chambers will be at the courthouse Feb 1 to Feb 25, then will cover precincts in the district. Watch papers for first district visit. file returns at first opportunity.
Hulett Private Winton Hall left for Camp Wheeler Tuesday. Private Malcomb Holcomb of Chickamingo Park visited friends Sunday and Monday. Carrollton R F D No 4 added residences to direct delivery, with new route by Mesars Duncan, Boyd, Holland, McGuire, McGuire, Embry, Broom and Willis. A sermon by Rev. Thomas Connell at Mars Hill. A few cases of menses reported in the community.
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