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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
7
Critics question the prolonged stay of troops in Europe and urge reassessment as public scrutiny intensifies amid ongoing conflict and domestic debate.
Property offers eighty five acres with fifty five cultivated, ample timber and water, two dwellings, good tenant house, and high cultivation state. Asking 6000 dollars with 4000 cash and rest on terms. Also offers about 20 acres from Burwell Horace property with dwelling and outbuildings. Contact Horace M Harrison Carrollton R F P D 2.
For sale property at Hopewell Alabama including a large tract of land and a four room dwelling and shop. Offered for 184000 cash. Hoo Hi J Kaylor, 25 Alabama Street, Carrollton Georgia.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled regional notice or column. It mentions an event in a national wartime context with unclear names and actions, making precise identification difficult. The readable line references a boundary of a week and a patriotic tone, but key nouns and dates are unreadable.
An advertisement warns that catarrh can progress to lung disease and cautions against sprays and local treatments. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood remedy that reaches the disease’s source and removes germs from the blood, urging readers to obtain a bottle and seek free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
An old advertisement warns kidneys weaken gradually and threaten health. It urges immediate treatment with a centuries-old remedy called Gold Menial Haariom of Cane sulea, claiming a 1985 Dutch charter authorized its preparation and sale.
An old advertisement urges readers to buy GOLD MEDAL USARION OIL CAPSULES claiming they restore strength and health for Hollanders. It warns to look for the GOLD MEDAL mark on unsealed boxes in three sizes and promises refunds if not satisfied.
Ten wet days threaten a severe boll weevil outbreak across Bibb and neighboring counties in Georgia. Agriculturalist M. McWhorter warns farms are in bad condition and cotton crops may fail if rains persist ten days. Weevil pressure worsens as labor and picking efforts struggle amid widespread infestation. Local agents report blighted squares and extensive damage across multiple farms, with testimonies from farmers about backbreaking effort and looming economic loss.
Reports from Thomaville indicate steady melon movement with shipments to the Northern utilities region. Weather forecasts suggest mild temperatures and light rain, aiding gathering and keeping the crop progressing for the Fourth of July demand.
Valdosta growers report watermelon prices remaining strong this season. Early shipments from Valdosta are yielding good returns, with melons selling in the ear at 550 to 199 per car. Embargoes on perishables in Chicago and New York spark fears shipments will shift to other markets.
Arkansas leaders push for a special legislative session to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. Arkansas Equal Suffrage Association and county groups vow to cover expenses. Colorado already commits to share costs.
The Sand Hill Woman's Club announces a July 4 program featuring Recitation by Miss Lois Richards Reading by Mrs. Myrtle Thompson Explanation of the Teeless Refrieratr by Mrs. Lucy Branon A menu and serving a supper by Mrs. Cora Smith The club hopes for a large attendance led by President Mrs. A A Pittman Secretary Miss Edith Richards and Miss Jowel Dyer.
The Bowdon Junction Women's Improvement Club will meet July 18. The program includes roll call with sharing of convenient dy, talks on a fireless cooker and refrigerator, a paper by Atre, 5 7B, Duncan, and a discussion on carpet sweeper usefulness. A supper at the school house Friday night to raise funds for the neighborhood house project begins July 15. all ages invited to attend with friends.
The Farmers High School Club met at the home of Mrs Hearn on June 17. The demonstration covered canning berries and making jam and jelly. Members reported healthy plots in government conventions and expressed enthusiasm for club work. The group aims to work together toward a steady improvement.
Under an order of the Dougherty County Court of Ordinary the administrator will sell the real estate of C O Newell deceased at public auction on Tuesday August 3 during legal hours. The property is a five room house and lot on the south side of Alabama Street in Carrollton bounded by J P Monteville and T P Mandeville with a 70 foot frontage and about 107 feet depth. The sale is for cash to settle debts and distribute the estate.
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