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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

3

Union The Wet Weather and Local Happenings Report

The piece notes wet weather continues and General Green is prominent in local life. Farmers have largely finished chopping cotton. D F Driver bought a car. J W Simpkins shows improvement. Mr and Mrs J W Potts welcome a new boarder. It’s a boy. Hancock family spent Sunday with Sam Pate. J B Driver and wife visited their son J D Driver. F M Harper will soon have a telephone. line of Georgia Railway and Power Co. now complete through here. Luther Driver spent Sunday with his grandfather W T Heath. Wheat and oats are good, especially fall sown oats.

D. F J. W. Simpkins J. W. Potts E. P. Hancock Sam Pate J.B. Driver J. D. Driver F. M. Harper Georgia Railway and Power Company Luther Driver W. T. Heath Oate

Local visitors and weekend travel notes from area towns

Banning Mr and Mrs Grover Hall spent Sunday in Temple. Mr M A Stephens of Memphis Tenn visits Mr and Mrs DA Stephens. Mr Ray Williams of Carrollton spent Sunday in Banning. Mr Jas Lansetter spent Sunday and Monday in Atlanta. Mr A O Colquitt spent Saturday evening in Newnan. Mr A G Stephens and his son Mr Boyd Stephens were in Newnan Friday evening. Mrs A O Colquitt and Miss Owens visited friends in Whitesburg Friday evening.

Mrs. Grover Hall Temple M. A. Stephens Memphis, Tenn DA. G. Stephens Ray Williams Carrollton Banning Jas. Lansetter Atlanta Colquitt Newnan A.G. Stephens Boyd Stephens Miss Owens Whitesburg

Rain delays crops as farmers seek hopeful harvest

The report notes heavy rain hampering crop progress in Carrollton Route 3 while farmers stay hopeful for a good yield with faith in relief. Social items mention the Misses Yates of Shiloh visiting the Walters, an ice cream supper at W F Brown’s, Uncle Sam Pate visiting Carrollton, Lillie and Callie Davis visiting Enla Duncan, and a Sunday with no preaching due to a sick child in the preacher’s family.

Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Salem residents including Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fletcher and Mrs. Stamps of Shiloh spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. $. D. Nixon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stephenson visited Mr. and Mrs. George Harman, while A R Harman was reported quite ill. Eula Spruell and her brother visited Norman Spruell as well as Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davis of Bremen visiting Harman's family. Rev. D. F. Stamps visited Indian Creek and R. P. Nixon with daughters Mildred and Mabel of Bowdon were visitors nearby Sunday.

J. S. Fletcher Stamps Shiloh Eula Spruell Norman Spruell Andrew Scott J. W. Scott Matt Davis Bremen A. R. Harman D. F. Stamps Indian Creek R. P. Nixon Mildred Mabel Bowdon

All Day Singing at Oak Grove on First Sunday in July

Carrollton notes an all day singing event at Oak Grove on the first Sunday in July. Mr. Walter Gray, recently home from Atlanta, will stay awhile.

Oak Grove Walter Gray Atlanta

Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days

The druggist offers a refund if PAZO ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within ten days. The ad promises relief and ease, claiming rapid action and guaranteed results.

Progressive Singing Convention at Tyus 1913

The Carroll County Progressive Singing Convention held its 11th annual session at the Tyus Baptist church May 31 and June 1 1913. Officers were elected, an arranging committee named, and memorials to deceased members offered. resolution of thanks praised Tyus for hospitality and food.

Carroll County Progressive Singing Convention Baptist Church Tyus J. D. Waller Sand J. W. King G. A. Barr W.H. Bishop Horace Copeland W. D. Nunnally H. J. Reeves M. J. Brook E. L. Pearce G. W. Fleming A. R. Hendon J. W. A. Rowland Weir J. C. Hixon Shiloh Bros M. Doster W. A. Yates C. M. Doster C. R. Multins P. S. Chambers I. N. Daniel C.M. Doster Shaffer Rowland W. M. Chambers H.S. Causey 8. C. Campbell Zion Rev N.H. Layton J.D. Waller Pres

Green borax discovery in Death Valley tale

A farmer's boy and his wife shelter a stranger in a western cabin. The man leaves behind bottles and a clue about a green burning substance. The couple finds borax in Death Valley, forms a company with the stranger, and gain wealth before returning east.

Electric power and communications change across regions

The text notes diverse advances from trackless trolleys in California and flooded Dayton pump demand to a growing Atlantic network with fourteen submarine cables linking America to Europe. It mentions automatic telephone systems in Java and broad expansion of power facilities in California forests, plus large electrical projects in Paris and evolving U.S. telephone stations counts in Manhattan and New Jersey.

California Dayton America Java Chattanooga Paris New York Edison Company Canada

Take Plenty of Time to Eat Says Health Note

The article urges slow eating to avoid indigestion and constipation and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief. It notes digestion starts in the mouth and claims many stomach troubles have been cured by the tablets, sold by Red Cross Drug Store.

Red Cross Drug Store

Death of W C Galbraith at Williston Florida

Williston resident W C Galbraith died suddenly of heart trouble at his home May 28 at 8 pm. He was in good health earlier, spoke with his wife Nellie Merrell on the verandah, then collapsed within a minute. He had visited his father in law G W Merrell in 1811 and left many friends grieving his early death.

W. C. Galbraith Williston Fla Nellie B. Merrell Carroll Nellie Galbraith

Porter's Antiseptic Healing Ointment

An advertisement proclaims Porter's Antiseptic Healing to cure old sores and other ailments. It promises rapid pain relief and simultaneous healing at a price of 25 cents, highlighting its supposed effectiveness and value.

Odren Porter

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