Grant estate administration sought in Georgia county
Amos Grant has applied for permanent letters of administration on Mahaley Grant's estate in Georgia Carroll County. All interested parties must show cause before the ordinary by the first Monday in July 1914 why the application should not be granted. June 1, 1914. W. J. Millican, Ordinary.
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Carroll County
Amos Grant
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Mahaley Grant
W. J. Millican
Georgia
R. B. Blount
G. T. Blount
A.B. Norton
Said
Wiliam
Homer Norton
S. P. Norton
Cherokee County
Alabama
Carrollton Baseball Association Charter Petition
Georgia Carroll County petition for incorporation of Carrollton Baseball Association to play baseball, operate a ball park, issue stock of $1000 to $10000, with 10 percent paid in. Authority to sue, buy real and personal property, amend charter, wind up, renew, and enjoy usual corporate privileges. Eugene Spradlin attorney. filed May 28, 1914.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Superior Court
Said County
J. A. Mandeville
R. J. Gailbreath
A. J. Baskin
Ralph Meeks
W. Raymond Robinson
R. A. Jolley
G.M. Holmes
A. E. Harper
D.S. Reese
R. F. Hyatt
Frank Burns
E. K. Merrell
J. B. Litesey
W. H. Shaw
J. M. Carlisle
T. C. Bledsoe
Charlie Fong
W. L. Fods
R. F. Moncreif
T.w.brock
T. A. Herndon
H. F. Merrell
R. F. Herring
Robert New
Moses New
Eugene Spradlin
Edgar Johnson
Henry Worthey
C. M. Hamrick
W. F. Elder
C.K. Henderson
P. J. Coleman
H. G
Carrollton
Seid Corporation
W. Stone
Carrollton Baseball Association
J. W. Stone
Carroll Co
Notice of Special Legislation in Carroll County Georgia
Notice is given that at the next Georgia Legislature session convening June 1914 on the fourth Wednesday a bill will be introduced to amend the act creating the Carroll County Commissioner of Roads and Revenues approved August 17 1908 as amended by August 10 1910 and for other purposes.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
Alvan D. Freeman
Georgia
United States District Court
Newnan
Court House
College Street
Bowdon
C. M.tanner Grocery Co
E. M. McWhorter
C. M. Johnson
D. F. Pearce
T. D. Buckalew
Dts
Bennett Evans
Carroll
Citrolax advertisement claims fastest constipation relief
An advertisement promotes Citrolax as the best laxative for constipation headaches sour stomach and lazy liver. It promises prompt pain free flushing and pleasant taste similar to lemonade and notes Johnson Drug Co sells it.
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Johnson Drug Co
Bird with a Broken Pinion by Hezekiah Butterworth
A poem depicting a broken bird and a broken life saved by pity. The speaker tends the injured creature then reflects how sin wounds both bird and human, yet growth and healing arise as compensation. The poem ends noting the bird never soars as high again but trauma spurs others toward hope.
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Sin
Hezekiah Butterworth
Card of Thanks for Neighbor Aid After Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and passing of our sister and aunt. Gratitude to Dr. W. L. Fitts for his faithful duty. May God bless you all. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Garrett and Children.
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W. L. Fitts
R. L. Garrett
L Z Dorsett Sets Forth Carroll County Platform
L Z Dorsett declares support for rule by the people and strict economy in government. He backs liberal funding for common schools, opposes sale of the Western and Atlantic railroad, and favors leasing it to best advantage. He calls for veteran pensions, judiciary reform, biennial legislature, and tax law changes.
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Western & Atlantic
State Railroad
Georgia Dr L G Hardman Admired as Rural Leader and Governor Hope
Articles praise Dr L G Hardman for medical, agricultural, and business success in Northeast Georgia. He is described as a capable leader, not a politician, and a strong gubernatorial candidate with national regard. Local clubs and newspapers endorse his qualifications and support for his governorship.
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Hardman
Commerce
Georgia
Sam
Dr. Hardman
Hardiman
L. G. Hardman
Commerce Observer
Red Cross Drug Store Promotes Liver Remedy
A court scene unfolds as a magistrate sternly reproves a prisoner, while a claim about LIV-VER-LAX promising liver and stomach relief is presented. The dialogue hints at prior visits and a skeptical police reaction in a bustling town setting.
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Red Cross Drug Store
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