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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

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Sheriff Deputies Raid Stilling Operations Documented

Sheriff Garrett and deputies report raids on five stills in a day with prior weeks tallying sixty one destroyed since January. They logged 828 barrels of beer poured out and drove 2680 miles in 142 trips over about five months, noting no pay or expenses funded. They urge state lawmakers to authorize compensation for sheriff services rendered.

Garrett and Boyd Deputien Shoriff Garrett Georgia

Federal raid nets alcohol near Floyd Spring in Georgia

In Northeast Georgia authorities and church leaders joined in a raid near Floyd Spring three miles from Armarhee. A 80 gallon still and 200 gallon of beer were seized. A. J. Boerce led the federal prohibition forces, aided by Grover Williams and the Rev. Robert Steward.

Eome Federal County and Religies Floyd Spring Armarhee A. J. Boerce Georgia Mr. Spence Grover Williams Robert Steward

Farmer Near Franklin Shot to Death

Franklin Qa July 20 Joe Gore shot and instantly killed J H Wynnen last Wednesday morning about 12 miles northwest of Franklin. Both men were plowing in adjoining fields when Gore called Wynnen up to the line and fired killing him instantly. Gore fled and has not been captured.

Franklin Joe Gor J. H. Wynonens Gore Wynnena Wynnen Jack Wright Wynnens

Fifty Hogs Die After Eating Sorghum

Moultrie Georgia July 19. Big hog operators report 50 head of hogs owned by a Mitchell county farmer died after eating sorghum cane. State and federal specialists and farm papers have urged against feeding sorghum before it matures to any livestock. The 80 hogs were valued at 15000 and the loss is the largest sorghum poison case in this area. The hogs died within minutes after being turned into the field.

Moultrie Mitchell County

Clean Off Old Camp Cemetery

Next Friday July 28th volunteers will clean the old camp cemetery at the Qld Camp Ground church four miles west of Carrollton. All interested are urged to attend and help.

Qld Camp Ground Carrollton

Cotton yields rise in South Georgia despite boll weevil

South Georgia farmers report a 15 percent rise in cotton plantings and higher crop conditions, with counties along the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railway showing strong figures. Prof Pettet notes widespread weevil damage elsewhere, yet South Georgia adapts through diversified farming and combatting pests. Shipments from Thomas county include watermelons lumber vegetables onions cantaloupes potatoes turpentine rosin syrup cotton eggs chickens plants hides milk and cream. Local firms cite notable profits from tomatoes squash turnips cucumbers and Meade long staple cotton on St Simon's Island.

Atlanta, Ga South Georgia Z. BR. Pettet Bureau of Crop Eatimateau U. 8 Department of Agriculture Pottet Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway Pettet Georgia Turin Irwin County County Pierce County Thomas Colqul Seiad Thomas County South W. W. Croxton M. Witchard Fitzgerald Messrs Dyer M. Hobbs Clay County Alabama Meade Simon’s Island Thomasville Co-operative Garratt Charing Taylor County

Minstrel Show At City Hall Draws 1922 Heroic Night

Tonight at City Hall a 1922 benefit minstrel will be repeated after strong praise from attendees. The program features end men, choruses, intermission acts, and a three act stage piece The Tragedy of Omelet with a royal orchestra and multiple vaudeville acts starring Robbie Morrell Margaret Merrell John Tanner and Sara Gray among others. Proceeds go to local relief with tickets at Carrollton Iglo for twenty five cents.

Monwight Carrollton Iglo Margaret Merrell Robbie Erroll Arnold Smith Sara Gray John Tanb City Hall Robbie Morrell Paulinembert Buck Smith Chip Fos Buster Bird John Tanner Charlie Inner Fred Garratt Minsea Mary Tanner Lynn Tanner Clarkener Sara Frances Beall Libby Boy Zelda Chambers Jon Phipps Ralph Smith Wilmer Julian Harris

Carroll County Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Called

The Carroll County Democratic Executive Committee members are notified to meet at the court house in Carroliton, Ga, on Saturday, July 29, Atlas P.M. Urged to attend due to business of importance. Betty Cobb, Secretary.

Carroll County Democratic’ Executive Committee Court House Carraliton Atlas P. M Betty Cobb Tom

Tamer Beale Announces Candidacy for Georgia General Assembly

Tamer Beale declares candidacy for the Georgia General Assembly seat in the upcoming September primary. He asks for supporters to lend their voices and influence and pledges to serve the district to the best of his ability if elected.

General Assembly of Georgia Tamer Beale

Uncle Mose Russell Critically Ill at Home

Mr. M. R. Russell known as Mose among friends is critically ill at his daughter Mrs. Ezra Martin’s home on Longview Street. He is 87 and long served as county school commissioner. his son Jim of Linsville, Alabama, has been at his bedside for several days.

M. R. Russell Mose Ezra Martin Longview Street Russel Thin County tMis Jim Linsville Als

Two Wounded in Shootings Near Piedmont Alabama

Piedmont July 19 Deputies Lon Champion and Emmett Hadley were wounded when officers attempted to arrest Grissom at Grissom's premises about three miles east of Piedmont. Grissom was shot, later placed in the officers car en route to Anniaton hospital.

Piedmont Ala Dod Grissom Lon Champion Grissom Deputica Lon Champion Emmett Anniaton

Singing School Starts at Mountain View with Prof Henson

Prof J M Henson of Atlanta opens a singing school at Mountain View starting Monday July 24 for 200 days. All singers invited.

Mountain View J. M. Henson Atlanta

Juvenile Pleads Guilty in Chicken Stealing Case

A 16 year old boy from Temple pled guilty in Judge Leon Hood's court to a chicken stealing charge. He received a $50 fine or six months on the gang.

Jack Mayfield Temple Callty Leon Hood

New Executive Committee Forms With More Women Members

The new executive committee will serve two years and adds a third member from each district except Carrollton. With women gaining voting rights, about one fifth of the committee will be women, thirteen districts include a woman. A July meeting will set primary dates, entrance deadlines, assessments, and rules.

Carrollton Liege Toad Wom&n Isa

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U. S Old Camp Cemetery the Peoples Bank Member Federal Reserve System Geo. W. Fleming G. C. Cook Eesching Reter Fierse the First National Bank LC. Mandeville Pres CG A, Lyle Carrollton, Ga Buck Ith Chip Foster Smith Arnoldess Johna Mer Jemima John Roberrell Pblosing Ensemble—Company Sadhia Banjo Billy Shakespore Drury Lane London Percival Claud Fitzgibbons Robbie Merrell Bolouius Fred Garrett Julius Seizer Patrick Shylock Hudon Phipps Mro Thomas McBeth Misa Cleopata Pilemy Antony Buster Bird Ophelia Peet Wilmer Huff Cal Parker Royal Limphony Orchestra Othello Charlie Tanner Cassius Charles Walker Roulette Julisa Harris Homeo Sammy Colededga Newark Company Kill Watt Tuff Gordon Wm. Blackstone Elinor Wynee Mesars Tanner Merrell Trish Roset Harry Bledcoe Libby Boykins Misa Sara Gray The Democratic Mose Russell Still Bank of Roopville Roger W. Babson America MR. Babson Citizens Bank Newnan Street Carroleton, GA
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