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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
Testimonial from Holly Springs Mississippi praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for tumor relief and general health. Mentions prior surgery, claims dramatic improvement, and invites readers to seek confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts.
Mr Nelson Hinesley attends the ministers examination in Dallas this week. Mr and Mrs J L Wallace visit son Oscar Wallace in Carrollton. Mr and Mrs Monroe Boyd of Villa Rica visit Mrs Fannie Duncan. Chandler family of Bremen spend weekend with G B Thompson. Miss Mary Roberts of Douglasville stays with relatives. Miss Fannie Sewell visits Mrs A W Stubbs. Rev Wm Hall and family Dr O W Roberts and Miss Bessie Roberts travel to Concord to hear Bishop Candler. Jone visits here. W M Burnett family visit Douglas County relatives Saturday and Sunday. Eola daughter of Rev and Mrs H W Boatright has typhoid fever.
Fair View notes the Public School starts on the second Monday. A Victory picnic drew a good looking crowd despite mud. Commissioner Braswell inspected roads and pavements Saturday. The Victory river bridge is wrecked but crossable. Brack's mill dam washed away preventing grinding.
Whitesburg updates include visits by Miss Mary Barron from Atlanta and Miss McClesky of Birmingham. Local services by Rev R M Stevens, Hendersons, and town sightings of Abe Houstworth and the Camp brothers. Mrs Merrell of Carrollton speaks to the Ladies Union, Miss Cueta Askew arrives from Sparks Institute, and Mrs Benton’s burial in Moreland is recalled with kin present. Bridges, schools, and weather impacts on the creek bottoms shape town life.
After a week missing, Rooksville residents report crops damaged by heavy rain the prior Thursday and Friday. Local names appear with sickness, visits, and social events including picnics, singing at Mt Pleasant, and a nod to the recent Automobile law.
A candidate for Representative in the Democratic primary pledges to represent all citizens to the best of ability. His motto is Justice to a land special favors to none.
Advertisement notes plentiful money to loan good men on god farms with favorable terms and a contact for R. D. Jackson offering loan services.
The Hon Pope Brown declines reelection and Win J Speer announces his bid for the State Treasurer post. He cites long service in that office, retirement due to ill health, and seeks Democratic primary support to reclaim the role.
A collection of political notices from Elberton and Carroll County announcing candidacies and re elections for state treasurer sheriff clerk tax collector tax receiver and related offices. Several speakers urge Democratic primary support, mention prior service in the Georgia legislature and local banking roles, and request favorable consideration from voters.
A batch of宣ouncement notices present candidates for local offices in Carroll County. Walter Morgan and H B Lane seek Tax Receiver, G D Glass and A T Cobb announce for representative to the General Assembly, with pledges to run in the Democratic primary and appreciation for voters’ support. Additional notices include M D Watkins for re election and others seeking legislative seats.
E Johnson announces candidacy for Carroll County treasurer subject to primary election. He thanks supporters and notes his blindness and dependents, seeking voters' continued backing in the coming race. He signs respectfully, indicating his wife and three children rely on his efforts.
A series of voter notices from Carroll County reveals multiple candidates for local offices. Garrett seeks Tax Receiver, W D Hamrick runs for Lower House, and J A Travis announces County School Commissioner candidacy, each pledging service and urging voter support in the upcoming primary.
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