Word Family Reunion At Bowdon Home
The Word family held their annual reunion last Saturday at Mrs. Sallie Tarpley’s home one mile from Bowdon. Relatives gathered to share a basket lunch and enjoy the day together. Tarpley, born Ballie Word, is about 83, child of John B. Word Sr., the youngest of nine, with two children.
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Bowdon
Sheba
W. J. Aldridge
Free State Lodge LL. D
Carroll Lodge
William L Fitts
W. Baskin
A. J. Burnett
E. J. Kaylor
Gonden Lodge
U. T. Stuam
Villa Rien
William He Hamelck
Rowdon Lodge
Jonathns
Hepetend
Burwell Lodge
G. G. Griffies
Brother Maxwell
Larry Py Beck
W. M
Hen J
Camp
Dave A, Warren
Harry Moore
Henry Brock
John M. Baxter
Brocvat Harrison
W. A. Maxwell
Burwell
Masonic
Leon Hood
Word
Sallie Tarpley
Tarpley
Ballie Word
John B. Word
Rome
Farm sale vow echoes in wary farmer tale
Logie speaks of selling the farm to bank the money as the Lard yields no mercy and Stovkhali Waser notes the hard line. The exchange hints at financial pressure and looming change for the farm and its caretaker.
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Logie
Laitfio
Stovkhali Waser
County Democratic Mass Meeting Elects Executive Committee
The Carroll County Democratic mass meeting held July 15 in Carrolton named J W Stone temporary chairman and Mrs Betty R Cobb temporary secretary. A five member nominating committee was chosen to pick candidates. 25 members were elected to the County Democratic Executive Committee with power to set bylaws and rules. The body adjourned to July 20 at 2 PM with quorum.
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Saturdy
Wiliam Gartepf
Leon Mood
G. W. Burnett
Albert Cobb
Luford Boykin
B. L. Camp
Kirby
Villa Rica
J. M .Moore
J. F. Durrett
Ulla Wilson
Temple
L. I. West
T. E. Kirk
W. L. Stedham
Whitesburg
J. F. Hilley
TS Fy. Camp
Mra
Roopville
R. Leo Steed
Will Searcy
Geneva Towns
Corrollton
J. W. Stone
J. Li. Thomason
Betty R. Cabb
Cross Plains
D. M. Boatright
A. AL Young
Sticher
Smithfield
Robert Bachelor
J. W Warren
Cary L. Adamson
Bowden
W. C. Barrow
Larry Beck
H. M. Byrd
Sand Hill
A. A. Parker
D. M. Couch
C. F. Richards
Kansas
R. W. West
Grady Almon
J. H. Threadgill
Lowell
L. M. Jackson
J. E. Ward
John R. Spence
Turkey Creek
H. Alhan
H. Ashmore
Bonnie Morris
J. T. McAlister
Sid Camp
E. J. Durrett
New Mexico
Ross McLendon
M. C. Robinson
L .J
Thornton
Shiloh
Paco Craven
W. C. Lively
R. H. Gibson
John W. Neely
Clem
R. D. Jones
L. Holloway
G. W. Davenport
Mandeville
Lambert
G. H Cole
E. J. Earnest
Victory
J. H. Mize
Zack Barnes
Murry Smith
Tyus
W. P. Cumbio
G. Kirby
Mia
T. N. Davis
Banning
H. C. Jones
W. E Pritchett
Tillman
Betty R. Cobb
Willie Borders Dies of Typhoid at Seventeen
Willie Borders aged 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Borders, died about midnight after a three week typhoid illness. The family lived near Carrollton on the Carrollton and Whiteburg road. Funeral and interment were at Antioch Sunday afternoon conducted by Dr. J. C. Brock. Two sisters also affected, one convalescing, the other newly ill, with the illness linked to contaminated well water.
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Willie
Will Borders
John Borders
Carrollton
Whiterburg
Antioch
J. C. Brock
Couple From Columbia Listed With Parents On Dixie Street
Mr and Mrs Perdue Kytle of Columbia South Carolina are on a list to the former's parents Mr and Mrs Feytte on Dixie Street.
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Perdue Kytle
Columbia, & C
Feytte
Dixie Street
State ad spending lambasts Market Bulletin for dogs and mills
Moult rie Observer editor denounces the State Department of Agriculture for advertising bull pups second hand and mill machinery while farmers lack markets for corn potatoes peanuts and fruit. He calls to spend 50 000 on freight rates and new markets, not pet ads or second hand equipment.
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C. B. Allen
Moulttrie Observer
State Department of Agriculture
Stute Bureau of Markets
Georgia
Market Bulletin
R. Emmet Chatfield
Culloden
Airdale
J. E. Holmes
Ft. Gaines
Gaines
Q. W. Mabry
Mossant
Eade
Chatfield
Market Bureau
Agricultural Department
G. V. Mabry
Moesent
Bulletin
Moultrie Observer
War debts and world recovery through cooperation
A discussion on postwar debt burdens and the view that despite heavy mortgages Europe and the world face, productive power remains and can grow if nations cooperate. The piece argues debts are not insurmountable and human labor is a key asset, while adding a classified rental notice for a five room house on Lowgest Avenue.
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Europe
Iran
Tax Drinks to Pay for Free Textbooks in Georgia
Senators Boykin and Walker draft a revenue bill to tax all soft drink syrups and near beers sold in Georgia. Revenue would go to county boards of education to fund free textbooks for public school children, with producers and distributors paying the levy and funds restricted to education use.
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Georgia
Boykin and
Walker
House
Boykin
Senate
Boy'kin
Lamaure
County Boards of Education
Atlanta Journal
The New Money Crop Crops Boost Chickens Over Hogs in Mitchell Sale
The Mitchell Hog Sale Association reports chickens outsold hogs with a solid car load of about four hundred thousand birds, signaling growing coop sale interest. The poultry boom spreads across Mitchell and Pelham, boosting local store spending and regional farming prospects in Georgia's cotton belt.
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Tifton Gazette
Mitchell Hog Salon Association
Mitchell
Pelham
United States
Colquitt County
Georgia
Moultris Observer
Mrs Pearl Naziee Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Pearl Naziee has returned to her home in Maleyville Als after a visit to Mr and Mrs Dozier in He.
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Pearl Naziee
Maleyville
Als
HE. Dozier
Garrett Reunion at Shiloh Wednesday
The Garrett family descendants of Elisha Garrett held their 20th annual reunion at Shiloh campground on a pleasant Wednesday. The gathering traced earlier reunions from July 4 1902 at Bimonton's mill to Bethel and finally Shiloh with Roopville considered for 1923. The day featured a family tree project, a watermelon cutting by Sheriff W A Garrett, swimming, a Tallapoosa game, and singing with some relatives absent due to illness.
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Garrett
Elisha Garrett
Shiloh Camp Ground
Bimonton’s Mill
Victory
Bethel Camp Ground
Roopville
W. A. Garrett
Tallapoosa
Death of a Little Child in Carrollton
The 12 months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Torsley died Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones on Dixie street after a sudden illness while visiting Carrollton. Typhoid dysentery was diagnosed. The funeral was held at Stripling's Chapel by Rev. G W Ridley with interment in the church cemetery. The parents, who live near Horley’s mill, mourn the loss of their only child.
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Etelock
Jesse M. Torsley
Will Jones
Dixie Street
Carrollton
Stripling’s Chapel
G. W. Ridley
Horsley
Horley’s Mill
Wanted Man With Car To Sell Cheap Cold Tires
Classified notice seeking a man with a car to sell low priced cold tires at $100 per week plus expenses. From Wolfe Tire Co located at 549 Canal Benton Harbor Michigan.
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Aell
Wolfe Tire CO
Canal
Benton Harbor
Mich
Cardui Helps Woman Rebuild Strength After Illness
Mrs. O. M. Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama details a recovery after three years in bed using Cardui. She credits six bottles with restoring appetite sleep and strength and urges other women to try Cardui for various women ailments.
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Paint Rock
Ala
O. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardul
Cardef
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