Schools to Teach Cotton Grading At Georgia College
County Agent Resoll announced a new program to train young men in cotton grading at the Georgia State College of Agriculture from June 28 to July 31. The effort has backing from the American Cotton Association and aims to expand the course to Southern colleges due to the high losses from wandergrading estimated at 25 million dollars nationally and about 2 million for Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corgia’sa
Resoll
Georgia State College of Agriculure
American Cotton Association
Ziren Tonic Touted By Farm Couple In Acworth
A Route 1 Acworth Georgia couple report relief after using Ziren tonic. They describe fatigue on the farm and improved strength, appetite, and healing of boils with the medicine praised as safe for men women and children and free of habit forming drugs. They urge others to try Ziren through local druggists or dealers.
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Wifh
Rus
BB. Mutkey
Route 1
Acworth
Ziren
Decoration Day Reflections and Local Visits in Temple Route 1
Miss Jane McBrayer visits relatives in Draketown while locals share news of church services, farm work, and watermelon season. The piece honors fallen soldiers, recalling 22 hundred heroes and the Doughboys, and expresses hope to wreath graves and celebrate freedom. It mentions portraits by Vera Mote and Grover Dean, and notes French societies aiding veterans.
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Jane McBrayer
Draketown
Teva Gray
Peart
Pauline Parrish
Bremen
Andrew Hamrick
Earnest White
Irvin Muse
Grover Dean
Pleasant View
Concord
Hickory Level
Sil
Paul Todd
Vera Mote
City of the Dead
Heroe
Flander
Jones
Doughboy
Stars and Stripes
Death of Mrs Mollie Ayers at 53 in Georgia
Mrs Mollie Ayers aged 53 of New Hope church area passed away on May 27 1920 after a hospital visit. Her funeral was conducted by Rev Tom Carnes at New Hope cemetery with husband and five daughters and three sons mourning.
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D. A. Ayers
New Hope
New Hope Cemetery
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Tom Carnes
Local Social News and Visits Reported
Mrs. Mary Maxwell and others visited neighbors Friday and Saturday. Ice cream supper at J F Maxwell's and singing at Oren Duke's were enjoyed. Grace and Franeca MeLen don returned to A and M summer school. Miss Zonk Melendon is ill. Mrs. Lou Melendon seeks treatment in Atlanta. W E Thomas family visited Midway. Miss Viola Duke spent Sunday with Bessie Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maxwell
Ethel Thomas
Mildred Maxwell
Miss Lens Reese
Jettie
Zennie West
Maud Boyd
Hattie Simpkins
Elsia
J. F. Maxwell
Oren Duke
Grace
Franeca MeLendon
Zonk Melendon
Lou McLendon
Atlanta
W. E. Thomas
Midway
Viola Duke
Bessie Boyd
Carroll Free Prosa Advertising Appeal
An appeal urges readers to support The Carroll Free Prosa by subscribing and using its columns in local advertising. The notice promotes community participation and sustained publication.
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Ita
Tfal
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Man
Ziron
Roger B. Meeks
Rome &T
Dr. Prather
E. D. McKinley
C. K. Henderson, Jr
Mer
First National Bank Building
Alamo
Alamo Light Co
Temple
Mrs. Mollie Ayers
Angela
Jurrie Ayers
Veal
Ckly
Round Oak
J. N. Johnson
Buick
Flint
Michigan
J. M. Johnson
Carrollton
Georgia
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