Institute for Farmers and Families at A and M
Prof J H Melwon with State College of Agriculture organizes an institute at the A and M School from July 30 to August 2. The program covers crop and animal disease care, canning club work, and livestock importance. Two delegates from each county's boys corn club and girls canning club participate. Free treatment offered for diseased plants or animals brought to meetings. Dormitories for distant attendees. meals provided for locals. All farmers are urged to attend.
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J. H. Melwon
State College of Agriculture
Echool
Fammera
Wind
Ror Elu
Girl
Senator Smith Denounces Fake Story on Controversy
Washington July 13 Senator Hoke Smith dismissed a wire service story from a Washington date line claiming a controversy with Senator Jones over a point of order on the prohibition amendment. He said he spoke after Jones and did not get interrupted. He urged readers to check the Congressional Record for July 10.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Macon Telegraph
Atlanta Constitution
Senator Jones
Smith
Negroes Studying Food Saving Efforts In South
Negro home demonstration agents of the United States Department of Agriculture and the State agricultural college are aiding their people in the South. About 202 trained women work under the state head of home demonstration. They assist families and train regular cooks, teaching gardening canning drying brining poultry keeping beekeeping and home repair while stressing food preparation and fuel conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Alleges
South
Brown Sugar Ration Order Aims to Conserve Sugar Supplies
Atlanta July 12 Supplies of white sugar were refused to soft drink soda joints candy makers and other so called less essential industries in an order issued by Dr Andrew M Soule state food administrator The objective is to conserve sugar for home use Brown sugar remains available to concerns cut off from white sugar by tonight s order
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Atlanta
Andrew M. Soule
Install Officers at Carrollton I O O F Lodge 96
Odd Fellows Carrollton Lodge 96 will install officers July 22 and conduct degree work. Refreshments served after the ceremony. G. T. Kuby, Noble Grand. J. Aldridge, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton Lodge No
G. T. Kuby
N. G. Wi
J. Aldridge
Sce
Off to Training Camps
A draft mobilization note reports fifty white men left Monday and thirty five Black men Tuesday for training camps. By winter Carroll county will have almost one thousand men in active service. The next call comes soon.
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Carroll County
Stray Pig Seeks New Home in Carrollton
Female stray pig black four weeks old appeared at a Carrollton residence on Monday the 15th. Owner may reclaim by paying feed costs and fifty cents for this ad. JOHN MARCHMAN Carrollton.
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John Marchman
Carrollton 7
Re-Classification Work Finished by Local Board
The Local Board has practically finished reclassification and mailing notices Examinations begin the last of next week Those reclassified and the new class of 1978 registrations will be examined Many who were rejected by the Gaga Board and by the Medigat Advisory Board will be called back for reexamination Many new registrants are enlisted in the navy Many married before registration and will be played in Yas TV All new registrants who married since the act took effect and have children are placed in Close IF It is unlikely that any new registrants will be called in for review before fall
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Gaga Board
Medigat Advisory Board
Yegietrante
Navy
Marrieit
Wil da
Yas TV
William Dunlap Dies of Blood Poison at Home
William Dunlap, about 45, died at his College Street home after a five day illness believed caused by blood poisoning from a mosquito bite. Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church with Rev. Jesse M. Dodd. interment followed in the city cemetery. Survived by his wife and four young children, he had lived in town about ten years and worked as a plumber for Roop Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunlap
College Street
First Baptist Church
Jesse M. Dodd
Dunlap
Roop Hardware Co
Doctor J Lee Byron of Jackson Ga Announces Practice
A 1918 notice from Dr J Lee Byron of Jackson Georgia thanks friends for support after thirty years of medical practice in Butts and surrounding counties. He invites patients to call at his office and expresses fond memory of Carroll county and its people. June 12 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lee Byron
Jackson, Ga
Jackson Progress-Argus
Carroll County
Butts
M. D. Jackson
Last Resting Place of James C. Holland
The mother of James C. Holland of the Supply Co. 16th Infantry received a letter from the Grave Registration Department stating her son was buried with proper ceremony in the American cemetery at Bonvillers France in grave No 85 Friends may visit the spot which means much to her and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Holland
James C. Holland
Supply Co
16Th Infantry
Bonvillers
France
Malcolm Holland
Bowdon Junction Improvement Club Meeting Notice
The Bowdon Junction Improvement Club will meet next Saturday after noon at 3 o clock in the park. Opening prayer by Mrs A A Pittman president readings by Mrs Bertha Parker secretary talk by Mrs G W Smith recitation by Miss Mario Yates report of committees and other business members requested to be present others invited Mrs E J Ernest cor Lee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdon Junction
Garrett Family Reunion Held at Barwell Camp Ground
The Garrett re union will be held at Barwell camp ground on Wednesday July Dth. This is the seventeenth Garrett family reunion dating back to 1902 when the first gathering occurred at Simonton's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Barwell Camp Ground
Simonton
Cemetery Cleanup at Ephenys Church Friday
The notice asks all to join Friday July 1 1918 to clean the cemetery at Ephenys Church. E and C Webb request help and express appreciation for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephenys Church
E, & C, Webb
What Has Become of Improvement Club
A prominent citizen questions the fate of the ity Improvement Club as streets show neglect with old papers, taxes, barrels and debris. The public inquiry prompts concern over city upkeep and civic pride in a once tidy town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
Ity Improvement Club
North Seed Beans Brought to Carrollton By Mr North
The North Seed Beans from Carrollton were recently distributed to the editor for planting, featuring the old fashioned cornfield bean variety. The North family has grown them for generations, claiming high yield and prolific strains. One grower in Carrollton received a single bag of 60 interiors of green wears, while Hastings of Atlanta bought several diahela at a high price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. North
Carrollton
North
Hastings
Atlnita
Wounded in France Corporal Writes Home
Corporal Noah Waren from Bowdon sends a brief ecard to his parents stating a leg wound on June 21. The message arrived July 12 with no further details. Dr Glenn Mullina reports the soldier in hospital with his foot improving, but no specifics are provided and his parents await more information.
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Noah Waren
P Ecard
Bowdon
Glenn Mullina
Rust Resistant Wheat Develops From Crosses At Research Stations
The United States Department of Agriculture working with state experiment stations in Minnesota Kansas Tennessee and Iowa is developing rust resistant wheats. Breeding focuses on rust resistant strains with strong milling and breadmaking qualities. Extensive milling and baking tests have been performed on several hybrids.
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States Department of Agricultine
Bratg
Minesota
Kanisan
Tennessee
Towa
New Gainesboro Telephone Co Names F W Webster Manager
The Gainesboro Telephone & Telegraph Co. announces F. W. Webster as general manager assisted by B. J. Gailbroath as auditor. Both will operate from the company office. Former administrator E B Buzemore resigned citing weariness of well doing. We congratulate Webster on his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Webster
Gainesboro Telephone & Telegraph Co
B. J. Gailbroath
Telephone Company
E. EB. Buzemore
Webster
Chera Cola Bottling Co Dissolution Notice
The partnership Chera Cola Bottling Co. formed by R. A. Jolley and J. B. Lowrey Jr. is dissolved by mutual consent. R. A. Jolley assumes all liabilities and purchases all assets including the bottling establishment notes accounts trucks and other assets of the company.
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Chera Cola Bottling Co
R. A. Jollay
J. 8. Lowery, Jr
R. A. Joey
Chere Cola Bottling Co
Chero Cola Bottling CO
R. A. Jolley
J. 8. Lowrey, Jr
Tyus Opens Store With Nightly Bargains and New York Records
A Carrollton merchant who had not slept for over sixty days announces revived energies and a sale featuring stylish clothing, dresses, shoes, hats, undergarments, silk hosiery, and other items. He touts new Columbia Gramola parlor and best records, inviting public patronage with a continuing secret sale through every dollar’s worth sold.
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Road. Org
Tyus
Columbia
Carroll County Sunday School Convention 1918 at Hickory Level Church
county Sunday School leaders announce the two day convention July 20 21 1918 at Hickory Level Concord Methodist Church South with speakers Miss Flora Davis Prof Floyd Field and local officers. program includes sessions on community assets Sunday School success and training methods with hymns prayers reports and dinner on the ground encouraging all county Sunday Schools to send delegates and adopt new ideas.
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Carroll County
Hickory Level Concord Methodist Church
Roll County Binday
Hickory Rurd Methodist
Apnela
County Offure
Penanty
Divin
Hd Fo
W. B. Candler
Ili
Moore
F. Campbell
B. Duncan
C. Kytle
Flora Davis
Georgia Sunny School Associaation
Floyd Field
Atlanta
Mayd Field
St. Paul Methodist Sunday School
Georgia Sunday School Association
Picder
C. Conley
Mrp
K. Smith
Field
Finn State &N
Rally at Lowell Addresses Public Education Event
An open rally at Lowell on Saturday August 3 invites the public, with prominent speakers and voluntary baskets. Attendees are asked to come, wear respectful attire, and bring well filled baskets. The event opens at 10 o'clock under the guidance of v. W. Harrison.
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Cieae
Ahai Baturday
V. W. Harrison
Going Out of Business At Torsala Grocery and Feed
Entire stock of groceries and feed offered at cost by Phil C. Astin. Sale located at 7 Romo Street. (Note: OCR text contains errors. readers should verify address and storefront.)
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Atulf Torsala
Phil C. Astin
Romo Strost
Singing at Black's Sum or Bethany Church Next Sunday
A notice states a singing event will be held at Black's Sum or Bethany Church next Sunday. It invites attendees and notes the time and location of the musical gathering.
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Black’ Sum
Bethany Ehurch
Plan to Stop Loafing in Louisville Ga Ordinance
Louisville city council posts an ordinance requiring all residents over sixteen to register with the city clerk. Day, weekly, and monthly laborers must report days worked. cards are punched to show totals. Mayor Robert J. Berhoa and Chief W. M. May pledge enforcement with penalties for noncompliance.
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Louisville
Asl
Eity
Robert J. Berhoa
Progaam Summer Institute at A M S School Georgia
A two day and multi day program at the Fourth District A and M School in Carrollton Georgia outlines July and August sessions for farmers. Lectures cover club work Fertilizers grain crops marketing livestock timber and meat processing with demonstrations and expert speakers from Georgia College and Extension agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
J. AK
Gttop
Cori
M. W. Lowray
M. W. H. Colina
Hstension Agrouianilat
Manis
Ex Walt
FE. W. Hadly
J. A. Johnson
Byouing Entertainment
Gay
Jon
McClintock
O. A. Pyle
A. Martini
A. Martii
Amos Stephens Writes Letter From Athens
Amos Stephens reports on the University of Georgia summer school in Athens opened July 1 1918 with large attendance and patriotic spirit. Students from Carrollton nearby join the session offering liberal education drawing and manual training, and vocational programs. A training army service emphasis appears with band drills at Sanford field and Red Cross week activities enhancing community patriotism.
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Carrollton
Athens
Allig Beall
I Les Bennett
Nanette Rozar
Mia
I Rozar
Menrh
A. M. Stephena
J. J. Benford
State University
Séasion
Priitl
Nerasaaty
Linst
Bevin
Sanford Field
Red Cross
University
Georgia
For Sale Ford Car Axle Housing and Pistons
One rear axle housing for a Ford car and one set of pistons for Ford. Both items are in good to poor condition and will be sold cheap. Contact R, B, MEBKS for details.
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Ford
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