Carrollton GA invites bids for two story school building
Notice to contractors calls for bids on materials and labor to build a two story brick school house with six rooms and an auditorium in Carrollton Georgia. Bids due July 18 1912 at 2 pm to Mayor A Merrell. Plans available at Mayor's office or architect Chas W Carlton Anniston Alabama with $1000 deposit refundable by July 18 1912. A $250 certified check to E A Merrell Mayor must accompany each bid. bid bonds required 50 percent of contract. City reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Carrollton
A. Merrell
Chas. W. Carlton
Anniston
Ala
E. A. Merrell
Correction of Senator Bacon vote record
A publication corrects transcribed notes stating Bacon voted to permit child labor under 12. The actual vote allowed employment down to 12 as an amendment to a bill setting 14 as the limit. The error is corrected and no papers with the mistake were sent after discovery. All other votes have been verified.
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Bacon
Notice to refrain from buying promissory note interests
All persons are notified not to buy or trade for a promissory note given to J C Bass & Company in 1908 that mortgaged a lot of books. The property was delivered to G Bass & Company in July 1910. This notice dated July 2 1922 from Edgar Turner Cedartown Ga.
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J.C. Bass & Company
Stephens County college fund raised for memorial
Celebrants at the centennial of Alexander II Stephens in Crawfordville raise funds for a memory college. Subscriptions reach nearly 20 thousand dollars with major contributions from Judge Henry Lumpkin and Thomas B. Watson. Local citizens pledge ten thousand dollars and miscellaneous donors add smaller sums including Mary Gay of Augusta. A bill to require Stephens History as a state textbook is proposed to support the project.
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Crawfordville
Alexander II
Stephens
Ralpas
Henry Lumpkin
Georgia Supreme
Thomas BE. Watson
Stephena’ Homes
Tallaferd County
Horace M. Holden
Qotter Sage
Mes
Mary Gay
Augusta
Dixie
TP. J. Massengale
Warern
Georgia
Thomas B. Walton
Uss
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Ollie Harris
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