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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
4
Country Library Work Brings Books to Rural Maryland
Washington county Maryland shows a farm to village library plan. For 20 years books travel from Hagerstown to 75 branches using a 500 book truck. Each route visits twice yearly and every family may borrow 20 to 30 books for six months. Costs range from 500 to 900 dollars yearly, benefiting remote areas and suggesting adoption for Carroll county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Hagerstown
Carroll County
The Steady Subscriber and The Public in Ownership
A poem praises the loyal reader who pays in advance and supports newspapers with cheer. It contrasts this with a labor view of government ownership and questions where the public stands in such policy, asking if the public is being sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casta
Will the Farmers Strike
A survey shows half of responding farmers may leave or cut production due to high prices and long hours. While some expect limited production to continue, widespread radical action is unlikely. The piece notes grievances, potential cooperative marketing to trim middlemen profits, and rising farmer independence in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Georgia
Out Where the West Begins and Arthur Chapman Poem
Poem describes a mythic West with brighter sun clearer skies stronger bonds at home and friendly communities. It attributes the piece to Arthur Chapman and paints a hopeful frontier of happier people and easier friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Chapman
Higher Law Poem On Obedience To A Positive Duty
A reflective verse by D. G. B. contrasts prohibitions with a higher real duty. It argues for acting to enhance life and protect others rather than merely avoiding harm. The speaker envisions a higher law that makes acts of kindness and support more binding than simple non murder rules.
Essays on Society and Economy Reflections on Work and Politics
A satirical collection discusses youth and urban migration, farm life, and consumer trends. It critiques education, rural modernization, and public policy while commenting on the League of Nations, Hoover era issues, and material shortages with a wry, topical voice.
Sickness and social visits in the Union community
The Union area reports widespread illness with several residents named as sick. Bertha Davis Kate Martin and Eula Embry are mentioned along with many visits and social events. Wood sawing remains common as residents help each other and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Davis
Kate “Martin
Eula Embry
Alice Phillipe
Fuln Embry
Luther Jones
BK. L. Phillips
H. M. Phillips
Willie Embry
Wille
Embry
Manes Phillips
Will Jones
Evgenia Masdon
Nannis Phillips
Alies Philips
B. L. Phillips
Nannie
Corena Phillips
Miases Deany
Fau‘nie Mae
Beulah
Cap Phillips
Irvin Phillips
Bam Davis
D. W. Manion
Clem
Death of Mr Bud Lott at Thirty six
The community mourns Bud Lott age thirty six who died Friday October 12. He leaves a wife and six children. Funeral services were held Saturday at Smyrna church with many friends and neighbors in attendance. His bereaved parents Mr and Mrs Mart Lott and family seek comfort and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna Church
Mart Lott
Mrs Fleming Returns After Illness
Friends note Mrs George Fleming is back home after a two week illness. Vernon Folds of Oglethorpe University spent the latter part of the week with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fleming
Vernon Folds
Oglethorpe University
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THE
Carroll Free Press
C. A. Meeks
Carrollton
China
Folka
Congressional
League of Nations
America
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Bud Lott
the Peoples Bank
Carholston
Resources
Tims Loane
U. 8
Liberty Bonde
TOTAL
Capital Stock
Whitesburg Banking CO
Whitesburg
Capital Block
State OF Georgia
J. A. Jones
T. D
Jackson
Good Housekeeping Institute
J. N. Johnson
Furniture and Undertaking
Carrollton, GA
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