Announcements Fee Set For Primary Campaigns
Announcement notices may run for one week before the primary and cost ten dollars payable in advance. The policy outlines advance payment and a one week display period for each notice.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
3
Announcement notices may run for one week before the primary and cost ten dollars payable in advance. The policy outlines advance payment and a one week display period for each notice.
Dem primary slated later. Emene Spradlin announces candidacy for Carrollton City Court Judge. Leon Hood also enters race for City Court Judge, subject to upcoming primary.
Willis Smith announces his bid for re election as Solicitor of the City Court of Carrollton subject to the Democratic primary on March 17 1920. J J Reese also seeks the office with a pledge to discharge duties to the best of ability.
Two contenders announce for County School Superintendent with pledges of faithful service. E T Steed states readiness to serve county schools if elected in the Democratic primary. V W Whatley affirms three years of unreserved effort and promises faithful, efficient service if re elected.
Voters are urged to re elect W M Robinson commissioner of Roads and Revenues subject to the primary. W M Robinson asks support and notes he cannot personally canvass. J A Broom announces candidacy for Commissioner of Bonds and Revenues subject to the March 17 primary. D Harrison Hamrick also declares for Commissioner of Bonds and Revenues subject to the Democratic primary.
W J Millican submits a formal bid for re election as Ordinary of Carroll County objecting to the primary set for March 17, 1920. He expresses gratitude for past support and pledges to continue to discharge duties with utmost effort if favored again.
A campaign notice from TOM ROBERTSON for Clerk of the Superior and City Courts of Carroll County Georgia requests votes and influence. A. W. Alexander signs the appeal in the upcoming primary election context.
The speaker announces candidacy for Sheriff of Carro County subject to the primary election. If elected, the sheriff will discharge duties effectively. John W. Riggs of Temple will serve as Deputy Sheriff, supporting the ticket. TOM O. HAMBIOE
Tam candidate for reelection for Sheriff states intention to run in the coming primary on March 17. If elected, Braswell Boyd of Villa Rica will serve as deputy sheriff and J. L. Webb will continue this term. Garrett expresses desire to merit continued confidence.
Multiple candidates, including L L Richardson J W McGuire T E Bartlett Joseph T Jones W R Hay E H Rainwater L L Smith, announce their run for Carroll County Tax Collector subject to the primary. Each seeks votes and influence from local voters.
A parade of notices from candidates JETER NIX BROCK HUGH JACKSON W. M. CHAMBERS and BOHR SPRINGER announce bids for Tax Receiver subject to the Democratic primary. Each asks for votes and influence while reminders about the column inviting lost and found items and ads appears on the page.
An advertisement for Restol claims it relaxes the system for a good night’s sleep and fresh morning wakefulness. It emphasizes safety, aligns with aspirin discovery labs, and promotes genuine sealed packages at 60 cents sold by druggists.
The death of infant Martin Ho, born January 24 1911, on February 22 1920, shocks relatives. Funeral services were at Bowdon Baptist church conducted by Rev Shaw, burial in Bowdon church cemetery beside his brother. Parents R J Moore mourn a precious loss and cling to faith in the hereafter.
A fragment expresses longing to meet someone again in a heavenly home. The speaker imagines the departed resting, with Mo singing with angels around the throne as part of eternal comfort.
Obituary notice honoring Mrs Mary Turner and Mrs Susan Elizabeth Holley. Mary Turner died January 7 at 66 after long illness, with Methodist faith and family survivors. Holley died aged 78, funeral held at home, four children left to mourn, call for Christian consolation. Written by Nellie Wren Lizzie McCain and Mattie Williams committee.
On Friday morning August 21 death angel arrived at the home of Mins MB Holley in LaGrange and took a life, leaving mourners and neighbors in shock as authorities begin inquiries.
Mrs Alice Murphy of Los Angeles recounts a two year battle with muscular rheumatism that left her unable to walk, sleep, or work and with swollen feet. After trying many medicines, Taniac, taken for several bottles, restored her mobility and sleep, allowing her to wear shoes again and perform housework. Distributed exclusively by Jones Drug Co in Carrollton, Bowdon Drug Co in Bowdon, and Malone Drug Co in Villa Rica.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain and sleepless nights due to indigestion. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat fruits and vegetables without pain or disturbance. Those with indigestion or constipation are urged to try them, promising benefit.
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