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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1918

Page

8

Local News Notes on Residents and Visits

Local items detail illnesses and recoveries, visits from relatives, and travel notes across cities like Atlanta Rome and Birmingham. Names include Mrs. Ivey, Mr. Tanner, Mr. Brown, Miss Stephens, and Dr. Fitts, with references to John Baskin's stores and Mrs. Merrell's family engagements.

Jim Tanner CT. Ivey Rome Lamar Brown Ft. Oglethorpe Willis Amith Misa Lucile Talmadge Forsyth P. L. Shaefer John W. Baskin & Co S. Cash Storn G. R. Brown Laney Merrell Bud Pope Villa Riew J. H. Garrett Georgia Elwood Myers Co Springfield Ohio Hugh Merrell Columbus Pelix Merrell Jasper Ala Joe Marvell Atlanta Lacey Merrell Sidney A. Hallam M. M. Hallum Hallum Navy Hoe U. S George Washington

City Loans T Offers Six Percent Five-Year Home and Business Loans

City Loans T announces loans on first class residence and business property at six percent interest for five years. Imo-16jan R. D. Jackson.

R. D. Jackson

Food Will Win the War Prime Need for Food Supplies

The article urges Americans to endure greater wartime sacrifice as France Italy and England have only ten to twelve weeks of food left. It warns that stopping U S shipments would push Europe toward famine and that increasing grain contributions directly aids allied war efforts. The piece reflects the Ford administration stance.

Belgium France Italy England America Europe It. S. Ford Administration

Why We Must Save Food During World War I

The 1917 French wheat crop fell below half normal, with a 176 million bushel shortfall. Potatoes were one third below normal, sugar beets down 67.8 percent, and U S meat herds diminished by 1.8 million head. These figures show why America must feed its war allies to prevent starvation and defeat.

France America

When Lovers Forgive and Remake Their Vows

A couple who once quarrelled in June reconcile after a decade of jealousy. Facing separation, they tell their children of the split and instead choose forgiveness. The husband recalls their first lovers' kiss as a pledge, and they renew their vows with a shared kiss, binding the family together.

Querrel Quarrel John Alice Dady Brother Addy Daddy Agnes

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Marion Camp Wiley Creel Mandeville Bill Garrett Mort Grier Anniston, Aln Natalie Jones Grifin David King Camp Garden Lumley Tomofalks Misa Pauline Holmes Atlante John W. Baskin Claude Cobb Athinta J. B. Brodnax Camp Wheeler Pauline Stephens Lagelope Misa Ornee Kughie Tallapoosa Mia Tauke Harman Sqalion Oil R. A. Jones Dixie Street Misses Nnowil Gertrudy Jones Dixie Atract Charles Fitts Tanta Mrs. I. Beek Por Witts Drug Store Bob Fitts Trap Inez Durham J. I. Reese Newnan Charles McQouirk Airnday Olin Zachery W. C. Baskin Misa Vasale Taylor J. B. Camp Carroll Hay Thomasville August Vincent Mrs. J. UW. Burson Laurie Morrell 2. M. Camp Hoganaville CG. P. Carroll Fort McPherson Joan W. Uaskin & CO Jackson George Brown Chattanooga Fd Merrell John Satdler Texas J. Y. Blalock Homer Milligan W. P. Cobb Eastman J. 11. Cooper Cobb-Owen W. T. Fitts A. P. McPherson Birmingham Mandy Strickland College Street Venus Carter The Coast Artifiery Zera Stephens Roesola Fitts Drug Store Bob Fitta Ruth Kramer Pierce Baskin J. M. Doi Bremtingham Nica Bob Mitts W. M. Boynton Homer Newell Detroit Jackson’s Ten Cent Store Mixa Camp Mr. Camp Mr. Arnold Sonora B. V. Boykin L. J. Corbitt A. & M. Fucnity Crippe O. McClain J. 2. Bradley Henry Robinson Anniston Claude Robinson BR. F. Boykin Caroline Dr. Boynton Charles Bledsoe Whiterburg 0. M. Bledsoe Mig Lawrie Movrell Lillie Dickson John W. Raskin & Co Herschel Tfarris Georgian Tech TEN Cent Gresham Merrell Sucina Bullard Curtis Newnan Street Tom Alexander Mra Anniston, Ala Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church J. T. Bradley Goodwyn Jim Harris Cedartown Carrollton B. Bledsoe Fen Misa Mary Hogan H. W. Flournoy J. Les Young Norton Collartown EB. M. Smith Stacy Smith H. R. Robinson Coodwyn Building W. T. Hamby McCrnry Wamby A. J. Baskin Co Sea Island Germantown Columbia City Loans H. M. Tyus Yloans — Loanse Boykin Loan CO First National Bank Chas. A. Lyle L. C. Mandeville Western Newspaper Union
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