Little Flag of the Confederacy Returns to South Lands
The Confederate white silk flag captured at Missionary Ridge is to be restored to its southern owners. Mary M Gooding and J M Marsh prepared the flag for return, with ceremonies planned in Mine den Louisiana. The flag’s history traces through Lt John Gooding and Col Michael Gooding, linking Indiana and Louisiana families.
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Missions Ridge
Mary Marsh
Mary Gooding
Marsh
Hose Gondiing
Gother
Mr. Marsh
Miss Gooding
Missionary Ridge
LL John Gooling
Jeerson J. Sprawls
Camp Moore
Laeostia
Vernon
Jennings County
Indiana
Perryville
Tle
Murphiesborn
Tennessee
Garland Brook
Columbus
John Gooding
Co. A
Michael Gooding
Margaret Morton
Nevada
Setiudt
Sno Digan
Jubn Gooding, Jr
Fondulae
Wisconsin
California
Captain Gooding
Joly
Darial
Rune
Colottel Gooding
North Vernon
Josephine Gooding
Miss Rose Gooding
J, N
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Ingar
New Orleans
Louisiana
Shiloh
J. & Brown
Sprawls
James Geren
Laconia
Geren
Slong
Caip Moore
Bienville
Gora Kent Sprawts
J. P. Kent
Sigfhal-Democrat
Minden
Mt. Lebanon
D. M. Sanders
Laconia Geren
A. J. Walker
Miden
United States
Wished She Could Die Womanly Troubles Cardus Ad
Mrs Jessie Sharp of Columbia Tennessee says she suffered from long lasting womanly troubles and could not perform housework. After taking Cardus from the Chattanoogas Medicine Co Ladies Advisory Dept she reports relief from pain and fatigue and now feels sound and well. Cardus is advertised as a tonic for nervous irritable women and promotes strength with nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cardus
Brave Love In the Hedge Weave of Youthful Song
The poem recalls wandering youth with a violin and a lone song, shared by a couple as spring returns. Robins recall bold wooing and happier days before wealth and home ownership shaded their joy. The couple’s bond, tested by time, endures despite harsh memory of old summers and days.
Judge Adamson Addresses State House and Senate
Judge W. G. Adamson spoke to a joint Georgia legislature session on water power and navigable streams. He opened with praise for President Woodrow Wilson, calling him among the nation’s greatest presidents and lauding his administration despite grave problems.
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Georgia
W. G. Adamson
Scontheree
Adamson
Woodrow Wilson
Atlanta
Shady Grove Defeats Hickory Level In Tight Contest
Shady Grove won 9 to 8 over Hickory Level in a hard fought game. Bryce belted a ninth inning home run to break a tie. Tackett and Mendrix pitched well with Mendrix holding the opponents scoreless in relief for three innings.
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Shady Grove
Hickory
Bryce
Tackett
Mendrix
Robinson
Brooks
Hendrix
Edgeworth
Rooks
Harper
Unipire
Broom
Porfirio Diaz Dies in Exile in Paris at 85
The Albany Herald notes Porfirio Diaz died in Paris aged 85 after years in exile. It credits his 35 years as Mexico’s leader, praising his efforts to develop industry, credit, and national standing while acknowledging critics who call him a dictator. The piece argues Mexico lacks self government without a strong leader.
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Porfivio Diaz
Mexico
Paris
Poriirio
Diag
Mextes
Diaz
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Porfirio Diaz
Albany ‘Herald
Guary's Diarrhoea and Dysentery Remedy Ad
An 19th century style notice urges sufferers of stomach trouble to try Guary's Diarrhoea and Dysentery Specific. It claims relief from cholera morbus griping colic and related ailments and offers purchase by mail from Curry Arrington Co. Rome Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guary
Curry-Arrington Company
Pharmuacilta
Rome
For Sale Fine Pigs Six Weeks Old in Carrollton
A. A. Pitman advertises six week old pigs for sale in Carrollton Georgia. Contact information not fully present.
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Carrollton
A. A. Pitman
Horses Mules and Buggies for Sale Cheap
W L Folds advertises gentle work horses and mules, second hand buggies, and money lending on favorable terms. J M Johnson offers white milling corn at 9 1/2 cents a bushel and prints supplies for farms in Carroll and Haralson counties.
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W. L. Folds
Depot Street
Carroll
Haralsom
J. M. Johnson
Bank Statement Sworn July 1 1915 Carrollton
Lewis S. Sims cashier of Citizens Bank swears the statement is true as shown by the bank books in Carrollton Georgia Grady Cole C N P verifies the oath on July 1 1915
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State OF Georgia
Carroll County
Lewis S. Sims
Citizens Bank
Grady Cole
Carrollton
J. I. Vansant
Bank of Roopville
J. 1
Vansant
N. P
Bank of Roopville Financial Statement 1915
Bank of Roopville presents its financial condition with capital stock paid in surplus funds undivided profits and deposits. The report lists liabilities including checks, bills payable and borrowed money with 1915 dates and sworn verification by cashier J I Vansant and notary J L Garrett.
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Tus Fund
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Chattarcogs Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept. Tann
Peeved Gaara
Eerie Tat
Funes
Jong
Hittsburg
Judge Adamson
State House
Senate
Shady Grove Wiens
Napoleon Bona
Citizens’ Bank
Bank OF
Mutual Fire Insurance Fund
The
Carroll Free Press
C. A
Ralph Meeks
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