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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
Testimonial from Eva Aldrich of Emporia Kansas praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes relief from severe menstrual pains and weakness after using the remedy since girlhood. The ad stresses the product as a women’s medicine made from medicinal plants and suitable for ongoing feminine health issues.
A Carrollton to Americus farm bureau trip on June 15 to study Holsteins Duroc hogs Jersey cattle and hog farming. The group visited Appleton Mandeville Chna Lyla Turner Williams Concordia Turner Williama Orion Cherry King and Mr Hawkins farm operations. They observed dairy milk production hog farms hog markets and profit caused by improved handling marketing and cooperative systems. The report notes 190 gallons daily from Arles Plantations and a 105 per bushel hog feed efficiency at Hawkins farm.
Georgia census figures show a remarkable rise in the value of the potato crop in 1920 with some gains in acreage and yield. Acreage in 1909 stood at 84 038 acres, signaling substantial expansion in production.
Mr Joel Yates of Bowdon Route 2 near Blackjack Mountain says he has sold 90 dollars worth of strawberries this year from his terrace plots. He notes wet spring ruined many berries but terraces protect the land, weed work, and soil health. He expects higher returns than cotton or corn when terraces yield better fruit.
County Agent E. T. Jackson writes to club members urging corn and pig projects. He advises shallow cultivation and second guano application, pig pen care, and pasture if possible. He proposes a two day short course at A M school on August 18 or 20 and invites letters about corn and pig progress.
Statesboro, Ga proposes a $1000 tax on liquor sellers and moonshine makers. After convicting sellers in state or federal courts, county tax collectors would issue immediate executions for the tax, with conviction records conclusive. The plan aims to curb bootlegging and raise substantial revenue across Georgia’s 152 counties.
The Childress Texas Post argues advertising shapes a town’s success. It urges shoppers to favor firms that invest in advertising, noting non-advertisers mooch off neighbors’ efforts and that business follows well treated customers.
The Dawson News argues for strong Sabbath observance as a test of citizenship and daily life. It stresses keeping the day distinct from other regions and communities and urges using its possibilities to raise societal ideals.
Reports to the United States Department of Agriculture anticipate a larger 1922 production of crimignalo ver seed than last year’s small crop but not reaching the heavy output of 1918 and 1919.
The Department of Agriculture issues Bulletin No 1262 titled The Boll Weevil Problem. The pamphlet offers latent information on boll weevil control and may be obtained by applying to W. J. Harris in Washington.
A survey shows pure-bred livestock deliver higher earnings than scrub stock across meat milk wool and pork. Purebreds mature earlier, command higher prices for offspring, and boost farm profits by reducing non productive stock. Encouragement from extension agents promotes replacing scrub stock with purebreds, despite some costly transitions.
A dust mixture of nicotine sulphate will be supplied by the United States Department of Agriculture upon application. It will deter the striped cucumber beetle from cucumber, melon, squash, and pumpkin vines.
A neighbor invitation offers a one year subscription to The Free Presa club for 75 cents. A person sending in a club of five gets the same yearly rate.
J N Haddock superintendent of public schools at Carrollton was elected president of Georgia Military College at Milledgeville succeeding Colonel Kyle T Alfriend who resigned. The move announced via telegram to A C White and noted Haddock’s rapid rise in Georgia education including Sparta and Carrollton postings. The college founded forty three years ago. Alfriend’s tenure marked modern development and statewide recognition. The selection takes effect at the fall opening.
The Illinois Central Railroad president asserts institutional advertising builds lasting goodwill. He cites a Pullman smoker debate where Illinois Central’s timely-on-time ad settled discussions, demonstrating that truthful, broad advertising makes service speak to customers and strengthens business credibility.
A testimonial endorses Hagan's Magnolia Balm as suitable for young girls to use on the face at all times. The letter claims it removes freckles and tan without promoting facial hair, signed by Mrs J H Burke of Garrard County Kentucky. Also mentions Drunette liquid face powder in several colors priced at 75 cents, from Lyon Manufacturing Company Brooklyn New York.
Tell your neighbor to join The Free Prena club and get the paper one year for 75 cents. One year's subscription to the person sending in a club of five.
An Evangelistic Conference organized with Rev. W. J. Torvorn as chairman and L. W. Stallings secretary featured devotional extremes led by Rev. Dm. Duyion. Sessions included addresses on evangelism and atonement, with songs and prayers. Adjourned after a meal break and motions to plan next year’s event.
A church gathering at Oak Grove on the third Sunday began at 10 am with a singing led by O M Stallings. C M Doster was elected chairman and Roy Kemp secretary, committees chosen, performances by Lipscomb Reeves Stallings and others, with multiple 15 minute segments, a one hour refreshment break, and speeches by G W Flening T B Bailey and others.
Representatives of the Georgia Short Line Railroad Association move to fast track a bill placing bus lines under State Railroad Commission control and bond requirements. The measure, to be read Wednesday at 10 AM in Room 410 Kimball House, aims to share burdens with common carriers as short lines seek passage with H. J. Quincy arriving later to finalize details.
A humorous verse laments older folks spoiling social fun while in Middle Georgia a prominent businessman faces embezzlement charges after a trial last week, sentenced to a year. The contrast highlights social banter against a serious crime case, reported by Cottes County Progress.
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