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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

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On the Reform Ticket and a Lethal Attempt

A Cedartown Standard item recounts a man determined to die by his own action. He bought rope coal oil matches arsenic and a revolver and went to a river. A failed suicide ended when the rope broke, the fire went out, and he survived. He later claimed to be a reform ticket candidate.

Reform Cedartown Standard

Notice to refrain from hiring or harboring minor son John Shelnutt

J. J. Shelnutt cautions the public not to hire or harbor his son John Shelnutt, a minor who has left home without consent, seeking to alert guardians and authorities to prevent further involvement.

John Shelnutt J. J. Shelnutt

Queen Contest Crowned Laura Chambers at Carnival

The Carnival Queen contest ended Friday at 3:39 PM in front of Hamrick's with Laura Chambers beating Daisy Harris 27742 to 18722. Chambers wore the diamond ring from Hamrick's, and her party rode in a parade featuring Carrollton mounted police and decorated fire wagons.

Hamrick Laura Chambers Daisy Harris Miss Chambers Gots Miss Harris Chambers Jennie m. Walker Christine Fitts Carrollton

Farmers Bustling to Plant as Weather Favors Work

Farmers in Carrollton area toil to plant all arable land, clear hedges and fences, and push ahead before a hoped for late spring. Every man and even children contribute, but a heavy rainfall Monday night threatens delays to field work.

Carrollton

Will the Commission Be Cut to Three

Speculation swirls over Georgia legislature actions on the railroad commission. Viewpoints favor trimming the five member panel to three, aligning with a three member platform plank. Debates consider term expirations and the propriety of an elected official in office. Uncle Charlie McPherson, 63, dies. Confederate veteran and Bremen resident leaves a large family and a devoted wife, with funeral at Hamilton burying ground.

Railroad Commission Hoke Smith Q+ B Stevens Fuller E. Callaway Terrell Smith Charlie McPherson Mr. McPherson Lucinda Hamilton John L Margrette Hamilton John IL. Hamilton Bremen Wm. Hamilton Hobert Oklo Curtis 16Th Georgia Regiment Fort Douglas Messrs A. P. McPherson N. C. McPherson Marietta L. D. McPherson Carrollton K. H. and Hoke McPherson McPherson Thos. Carnes Hamilton Burying Ground Bremen Gateway

For Rent Three Room House on Adamson Avenue

Three room rental on Adamson Avenue listed with apply contact J. P. Gray.

Adamson Avenue J. P. Gray

For Sale in Carrollton Ga A Half Interest in Brick Building

For Sale an undivided one half interest in a two story brick building on Alabama street one dwelling of five rooms with good barn and out buildings on Parsonage street one three room dwelling on Perry street in Carrollton Ga See me for prices E J Kaylor

Alabama Street Parsonage Perry Street Carrollton E. J. Kaylor

Taft May Succeed in Weaving White House Capitol Ties

Griffin News notes that Taft could be more effective with Congress than Roosevelt. It cites Roosevelt’s lack of floor influence and how his messages failed to move the 60th Congress, calling it a do nothing house and extravagant. It suggests Taft might better connect with lawmakers to push desired legislation.

Taft Congress Roosevelt House of Representatives Sixtieth Congress White House Capitol Theodore Roosevelt Griffin News

Tripp Family Buries Daughter Kate in City Cemetery

Memorial Col. C. M. Tripp and wife brought Kate Tripp home from Atlanta for burial. Dr. W. C. New and Mrs. Bettie New accompanied them. Lewis, Mrs. Tripp’s father, and her sister were among the mourners. Friends met at the depot and escorted the casket to the cemetery for brief rites and interment.

Col C. M. Tripp Atlanta Kate W. C. New Bettie New Lewis Tripp

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promise Promotes Cure Claims

An advertisement by Johnson Drug Co. touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine’s reach. It claims relief for backache and irregularities, warning neglect could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes.

Foley Baignt Johnson Drug Co

Peruna Promises Cure Claimed For Coughs And Lung Hemorrhages

Letters from readers claim Paruna products cured chronic lung issues and coughs. A Miss Porter reports improvement after using Paruna, noting lungs produced a stringy substance and weight gain. Emma Martin of Odenma also credits Paruna with ending two years of coughing and sleepless nights after trying the remedy.

Ninette Porter Ninetty Porter Braintrasy Vermont Parma Cho Ming Lesinn Martinan Mia Emma Martin Odenma, Mo Sam

Trunks for Every Body at Herrin and West

Community event at Herrin and West offers trunks for every body with accessible fittings for plus sizes and adaptations. Organizers invite families to test storage options and discuss inclusive fashion accessories in a practical, friendly setting.

Herrin & West

Mason Hamlin and Chicago Cottage Organs for sale

To the public an old fashion reliable organ note promotes Mason and Hamlin and Chicago Cottage organs. It highlights satisfaction to homes and invites contact to purchase an organ or piano with favorable prices and terms.

Mason & Hamlin Chicago

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