Bremen News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Sermon
Mr and Mrs Pace of Carrollton visited Mr and Mrs C A Upshaw on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W J Perdue of Carrollton were guests here. Mrs W A Shackleford returned to Carrollton after visiting her sister Mrs Z B Hamilton. Judge James Beall of Carrollton spoke to Bremen citizens last Friday. Rev W W Roop of Carrollton preached a well received sermon at city hall Friday night and Bremen citizens extended thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beall
Carrollton
Bremen
W. W. Roop
Fourth of July Notes from Banning and Carrollton
Mr J R Lassetter and children spent the Fourth in Carrollton. Postmaster H G Taylor also spent the Fourth in Carrollton. Mrs Theo Pate is reported quite sick. The holiday caused a mix of celebration days with some on Saturday Sunday or Monday. A G Stephens has been on the sick list. Tom Crowley spent Sunday in Atlanta. A G Stubbs, formerly indisposed, is somewhat better.
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Banning
J. R. Lassetter
Carollton
A. G. Stephens
Tom Crowley
Atlanta
A. G. Stubbs
Oak Grove Community Gossip Highlights of Visitations
In Oak Grove and surrounding areas, families note visits and illnesses. Raymond Muse, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Muse, has been quite sick this week while Miss Gertrude Hamrick and Lena Muse, among others, spent time with relatives. Abilene drew a large Sunday crowd as Will Phillips and baby visited Capes family. Mrs. Beddingfield of Carrollton visited Mrs. McKleroy. Jack Levens and family from Center Point visited P Levens.
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Raymond
Mrs. B. S. Muse
W. T. Hamrick
Tallapoosa
S. A. Hamrick
Lena Muse
Gertrude Hamrick
Velma Baxter
Carrollton
Jack Levens
Center Point
Mrs. P. Levens
Notice to Public on 1909 Hiring Ban
Notice states Jim Parks colored under contract to make crap with me quit his crop without cause and forbids any hiring or harboring for the year 1909.
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Jim Parks
Sees Mother Grow Young With Electric Bitters
Mrs. W. L. Kilpatrick of Danforth Me praises Electric Bitters for a 20 year dyspepsia battle. She says the remedy revived her mother helping appetite sleep and strength after doctors gave up. The ad claims benefits for liver and kidney troubles and general vitality at Johnson Drug.
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W. L. Kilpatrick
Danforth
Johnson Drug
Mt Zion Community Notes and Visiting Guests
Mt Zion residents are busy with grass cutting and crops look fine. Rev A T Ellington officiated at M E church. Mrs Ellington returns from Atlanta for a short stay. Itus Entrekin and wife from Birmingham visit. Mrs Entrekin noted as Birmingham June bride. Dr and Mrs Malone hosted a social with music by Mrs Malone and Miss Albright. Ethel Entrekin returns to Mt Zion to teach music. Martha Askew of Newnan visits aunt Mrs Perkins. Connie Bracknell returns home from Boaz Alabama after a year at school.
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A. T. Ellington
M. E
Itus Entrekin
Birmingham
Ala
Financing Your Own Cotton Crop Debates Self Financing Rise
The Cotton Journal argues Southern growers should fund their own crops instead of depending on outside financiers. It notes current practice routes money through dealers, Northern markets, and buyers, draining funds away from local farmers. The piece urges raising own mules and producing pork, grain, and hay locally to keep wealth within the region.
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Missouri
Ilinois
The
Cotton Journal
Horse for Sale Cheap Cash in Carrollton Georgia
A good horse is offered for sale for cash by J. G. Buyers Photographer in Carrollton Georgia. The terse notice invites immediate purchase and silent transaction.
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J. G
Carrollton, Ga
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Sued In Ad Testimony
Mrs Ema Wheaton of Vienna West Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reversing years of suffering from female ailments. The ad promises the medication contains no narcotics and cites widespread testimonials from women cured of irregularities pain and other conditions. Readers are invited to write confidential letters for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ema Wheaton
Vienna
W. Va
Pinkham
Lynn Mass
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Ploughing up Cotton for Corn and Peas in Mississippi
Reports from Mississippi indicate many farmers are ploughing up cotton and planting corn and peas due to rains and boll weevil damage. The crop prospects are poor and a short harvest seems likely this year, as farmers seek crops less vulnerable to weevils and valuable for livestock feed.
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Mississippi
Griffin News
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as cure-all
L S Napier of Rug. Ky. laments years of torture from piles before Bucklen Arnica Salve cured him after doctors and other remedies failed. Ad promotes the salve for piles burns scalds cuts boils fever sores eczema salt rheum corns. 25c guaranteed by Johns son Drug Co.
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L. S. Napier
Rug
Jess Ky
Buckien
Johns, Son Drug Co
Nor man E Mack Attacks Taft and House Fight
An article in July issue of the Nations Monthly quotes Norman E Mack criticizing President Taft. It reports Speaker Cannon aiding Aldrich amid tensions over tax amendments and party conflicts in Washington. The piece describes an administration under strain and a volatile capital.
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the Nations
al Monthly
Norman E Mack
Taft
Cannon
House
Republicans
Aldrich
Washington
Republi
Coutry
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Polaris
Carrollton Hardware CO
Pittsburgh
H. G. Taylor
Theo Pate
Oak Grove
Clara Hubbard
Dollie Mote
Lula Muse
Della McCalmon
D. H. Hamrick
Harris Threadgill
Misa Vassie Mote
Misses Verna
Ruby Muse
Samtha Beddingfield
Oscar, McKleroy
Mt. Zion
Dr. Shoop
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