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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
Local directory entry lists Paul F Brown with Boston and PriorRieTon areas and the contact phone number 249. The snippet indicates a telecommunication listing in a regional directory. The exact service emphasis is local and long distance telephone offerings.
Farmers are reminded liberal premiums are offered on small grain by the Fair Association for the big October fair. Save at least a dozen bunches of your best to show in the straw. Premium list will be out in a few days. Don't forget your fair this fall, R. W. Adamson, Sec.
The tax assessors for Carrollton Georgia have completed 1912 real estate assessments and filed them with the City Clerk for inspection. Property owners may arbitrate disputes by July 15 1912 or be barred from arbitration thereafter. Emmett Smith City Clerk signs this official notice.
Low rate excursion tickets on sale between all points in the southwest July 2 3 and 4 1912 with return limit July 8 1912 Ask ticket agent for full details.
The Com moner quotes Charles M Schwab noting vast wealth brings few true benefits beyond basic needs and warns that pursuing riches can harm character. He cites Solomon on preferring a good name over wealth and argues fortunes burden those who misuse them and harm society.
Farmers face scattered selling of produce with no common market as railroads and merchants hold fixed outlets. The Farmers' Union News argues cooperation is needed to secure fair prices, noting farmers often receive only about forty cents on the dollar. Morocco bound, polished aluminum, german silver, sterling silver, 14k gold plated items offered with name engraving by Dr. Shelfer.
Miss Lada Thomasson entertained about twenty five friends at a Monday afternoon shower for Miss Eula Moore. The charming gathering featured cut flowers and potted plants, dainty score cards with advice to the bride, a cart of gifts drawn by two girls, and refreshments of chicken salad tomato jelly chow-chow pickles sandwiches and iced tea.
Last Notice I shall check 1912 tax returns with the 1911 digest. Those who have not filed by July 1 will be dealt with as the law states. If returns are late or values unlisted the receiver may assess and double the tax for each year of default.
The Tallulah Falls Lyceum Club presents an illustrated lecture at the Public School House on Monday night July 1 for the benefit of the A D Cs. Slides of the Fall will be shown and interspersed with violin piano and vocal solos. Admission is 15 and 23 cents with free entry for school children under 12.
A local Fourth of July picnic at Victory promises a fun day with fishing courting and ball games. The feature James Boys in Missouri at the Vaudette on July 4th is advertised as a true life land story about the Missouri bandits shown in three reels at the usual five and ten cent admission.
The article urges proactive weed management as heat and frequent rain boost grass growth. It advocates rapid weeding with a smoothing harrow and weeder, warning that delaying cultivation leads to thick grass that must be plowed under. It emphasizes level cultivation as best for cotton and corn, unless flat land requires bed-planting for drainage.
The note argues that closing every business on July 4 would let all citizens enjoy the A and M Fair at the fairgrounds. It urges consideration of a coordinated holiday pause for public celebration.
Ashland Kentucky story and Camden New Jersey testimonial praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and kidney disease. Mrs May Wyatt credits restored health after four years of suffering and husband urged trial. Mrs Ella Johnston reports displacement cured. doctors advised operation but compound provided cure.
Dr Shelfer makes properly fitted glasses to address vision problems. Healthy body conditions are not a substitute for correct eyewear. Patients receive customized frames and lenses designed for comfort and clear sight.
Notice announces introduction of a Georgia General Assembly bill to amend Villa Rica charter creating City of Villa Rica in Carroll and Douglas counties. It covers contracts, by laws, corporate limits, government, schools, utilities, bonds, taxation, licenses, fire limits, and municipal affairs. Dated June 6, 1912.
Defects of eyesight often become disastrous if untreated but Dr Shelfer can relieve all releasable cases. The notice emphasizes his ability to improve vision through available remedies and prompt care.
Local notices list candidates for Carroll County in the General Assembly Lower House with August primary forthcoming. Individuals include H P Beck M D Watkins John R Spence and G A Hogan pledging to seek voter support and re election in the upcoming August contest.
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