Carrollton Vulcanizing Co Moves Location
Reminds readers the vulcanizing plant moved from Depot Street to the Gear of the Folds building west to Kytes. Also advertises hosiery sales and a work-from-home style opportunity with pay rates and no experience needed, mentioning International Stocking Mills in Norristown Pa.
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Depot Street
Public Square
Kytes Carrollton Vulcanizing CO
Attu-Tue
Internatinal
Norristown
Carroll County Breeders Seek Sows for Arch Back Buster Line
Carroll County Breeders Association invites breeders to offer brood sows and pigs for breeding to Arch Back Buster, the top son of Grant Buster. Describes breeding pigs of all ages at reasonable prices. Contact M Stallings Secretary Route 3 phone 3204.
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Poland
Grant Buster
Carroll County Breeders Association
Stone Richards Quiet Mississippi Wedding in Atlanta
Miss Lucy Stone daughter of Mr Ei P Stone and Mr Dr Richards son of the groom were quietly married in Atlanta on Wednesday June 16 at the groom's parents home. Stone is a high school graduate now popular in Carrollton. Richards works with Carrollton Drug Co and has many local friends. After a wedding trip to Hendersonville the couple will reside with Mr and Mrs I N Spon.
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Loman Phelan
Atlanta
Misa Lucy Stone
J. K. Richards
Dr. Richard
Lucy Stone
P. Stone
Dr. Richards
Weslnesday
Miss. Stone
Richards
Carrollton Drug Co
Carrellton Trust
Hendersonville
N. G
I, N, Spon
Rion Astin Wedding Joins Noted Columbians in Fairwood
James Wallace Rion of Columbia married Winnie Astin of Carrollton Ga in a simple ceremony at Fairwood Farm. Officiant was Rev Clagett Skinner. The couple plans to reside in Augusta where Rion works for Southern Cotton Oil. The bride’s family and Rion’s family are prominent. Rion served in World War I with the 321st Infantry.
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James Wallace Rion
Winnie Astin
Carrellton
O. O. Camp
Fairwood Farm
Clagett Skinner
First Baptist Church
J. H. Astin
Carrollton
Mr. Rion
Holbrook Rion
Shandon
Virginia
Southern Cotton DW Company
France
Columbia
There Are Two Sides To Every News Story
The passage argues that news highlights exceptional events to attract readers and that readers should seek the broader truth beyond sensational reports. It stresses that most people disapprove of wrongdoing and that trends cannot be judged from rumors or isolated incidents.
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Carrollton
Looney A. Bryant Declared Bankrupt in Georgia District
In the Northern District of Georgia Northern Division Looney A Bryant was adjudicated bankrupt on June 1 1981. The first meeting of creditors will be held June 28 1821 at the Referee's office Carrollton Georgia at 9:00 am to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business.
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Looney A. Bryant
Bowden
Cargil
Carrollton
Full line of legal blanks kept by the Free Press
The Free Press maintains a complete stock of legal blanks at all times to serve notice and filing needs. Local officials and businesses rely on the newspaper for standardized forms and timely distribution.
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Free Press
Williams Merk Bankrupt Discharges Creditors Meet
In Carrollton Georgia on June 28 1921 creditors of William C Merk bankrupt will attend to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee Eugene Spradlin of the United States District Court in bankruptcy presides. Notice given to creditors of Whitesburg Carroll County.
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Williams. Merk
Whitesburg
Carroll
William C. Merk
Carrollton
Georgia
Ana
Unclear verbage dated Carrollton Ga 18th June 1921
The text notes a date and location in Carrollton Georgia with a name Eugene Spraduln Roferes and appears to be a legal or formal transaction closing. Specific action is not stated and the fragmentary wording limits detail.
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Carrollton
Eugene Spraduln
Roferes
The Gifts A Prayer For Simple Virtues
A poetic request for health joy beauty truth and gentle work. The speaker asks for a kind heart sympathetic understanding common sense and a close friend for quiet companionship at day’s end. Attributed to Heottin McKensla Frasier.
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Heottin McKensla Frasier
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