Memory of Rev J M D Stallings Ends His Faithful Ministry
An obituary honors Rev J M D Stallings a consecrated gospel minister born Feb 20 1842 died March 28 1923 at 81. He served in Carrollton area Georgia with the 56th Georgia troops during the Civil War and endured through decades of pastoral work. Funeral at New Lebanon church drew vast crowds as friends and family mourned a faithful servant.
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Thin
Jesus
Joann Chiat
Troy
Georgia
Mollia Moore
Baptist
Yellow Dirst
Mt. Plongant
Newr Crrrollton
Nonce
Carrollton Association
New Lebanon Church
Carrollton Community Briefs and Local Travel Notes
Carrollton residents discuss planting crops and farm activities as the community prepares for spring. Visitors and relatives from Bowdon Reevesville Burwell and nearby areas share updates while local trips include Patterson and Crawford. A gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs IL Huggins entertained friends, with flu illness noted among attendees.
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Sardona
K. M. Patterson
Bowdon
Patterson
Burwell
Mra
Glover Holcomb
Reevesville
Molowny
Oscar Paterson
George Norton
Carrollton
Card of thanks from J C Johnson family
Card thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. J C Johnson and children.
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J.C. Johnson
A Texas Wonder Ad for Kidney and Bladder Relief
An old advertisement touts A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel weak back and rheums ism. It claims cure with a small bottle priced at $1.25 and offers sworn testimonials. Contact Dr. E W Hail 2926 Olivette St Louis Mo by mail or at a drugstore.
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E. W. Hail
Olivett
St. Louis
Corinth Community Couples Tie In Matrimony In Ceremony
Corinth reports Mr. Wolace Brown and Miss Loriv Weldon united in marriage on Inst Sine afternoon. The note also lists many local residents visiting, guests at homes, health updates, Sunday school progress under Mr. J. W. Argo, and arrivals including Col and Mrs. W. T. Mead Jr moving from Charlotte NC.
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Harrison
Mra. G. Wa
Dore Smith
Davie Leather
Rabie Mosley
Miya Gertrudy Waorrison
Will
J. W. Rush
Temple
Col
Meg. Taylor Smith
Tn Weatebrook
William Waddell
Cedartown
J Smith
Ewnce Reeves
Draketown
Lois Westbrooky
Huna Womack
A. ‘Vi Merritt
Douglas Hills
M. J. Goldin
Roavoo Womack
Edmond Carden
D. T. Wood
Mr. Cleyn Halcomb
Alabama
J. W. Molcomb
Local Socials Report From Tallapoosa Area
Several residents near Tallapoosa attended events and visits over the weekend with guests at the homes of Herris Mall A Hall and Mr and Mrs Roy Horton. Counts mention Mrs Ada Powers, Mrs Ada Buylhinnn, Miss Clara Marehman from Birmingham, and families including the Turners, Marehman, Powers, Buchanan, and Duke visiting and hosting. Hurrah for the Free Press.
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Tallapoos
Herris Mall
Hall
Bethesda
Roy Horton
Myr
Joe Powers
Ada Powers
Ada Poty
Ors Buinday
Kim Turner
Ollie ‘Turner
Huloth Town
Misa Lena 'Williamson
Kitty Williamson
Bed
Clara Marehman
Birmingham
Ala
John Marehmaon
Henry McCain
Virus Duke
Beulah Powers
Powers
Sardis Church
Ada
Addie
Hoz Buchanan
Ollie
Paul Turner
Free
Camberlain's Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation
Advertises Camberlain's tablets as a gentle remedy for indigestion and constipation. Claims to tone the stomach and liver, restore healthy bowels, and improve dullness and mental sluggishness. Encourages trying the product with assurance of pleasing effects.
Temple Route 2 Community News Quiet Week
The Temple Route 2 column notes limited visiting as most are at work. Rain paused plowing for a short week. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ham Ward was buried at Abilene church. Drifts of sympathy go to the Ward family in their loss. Rev. J M D Stallings funeral at Carrollton remembered as a Christian minister. Miss Vern Mote of Atlanta visiting her parents. Local updates include Paul Todd, William Basa visiting Mr. Hill Levang, and Olin Tieres passing through. Spring fever rises with bloom and song as farmers anticipate a bumper crop, hoping for prosperity amid uncertain boll weevil and cotton yields.
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Ham Ward
Tucklay
Abilene Church
J. M. D. Stallings
Cnirolltan
Stallings
Waa
Tim
Vern Mote
Atlanta
J. D. Mote
Paul Todd
William Basa
Hill Levang
Olin Tieres
Howe
Home and the Outside
An older man questions why residents seek evenings away from home and warns that discomfort at home harms family harmony. He suggests home life lacks congeniality and that the man bears responsibility for the unrest, urging the husband to mirror his social warmth at home.
Box supper and program at Oak Mountain School
Oak Mountain School invites all to a Saturday night box supper on March 28 at 7 oclock. The event features songs and two plays A Cruel Hoax and That Rascal Pete with guests Mr and Mrs V B Whatley and Carrollton dignitaries. Also notes regular singing Sundays at 2.
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Rascal
Pete
V. DB. Whatley
Carrollton
A Timely Suggestion on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A timely suggestion endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and effective for relief from coughs and colds with a wide reputation for cures. The ad-style note urges readers to try it for quick relief and satisfaction.
Stylish and Practical Coat Displayed in Picture
The article praises a coat as stylish and practical, noting its full silhouette with dolled sleeves and a cape-like deep yoke. It describes a generous collar that can button high, a soft loosely woven pile fabric, and light, cozy warmth, placing it in the distinguished class of versatile outerwear.
Fashion's Trend in Suits for Spring Show
Fashion outlines a four directional suit trend led by boxy coats. Straight line, bloused, and sashed models follow, with coats and skirts shaping the style. The season emphasizes minimal trim with a bold black satin sash finished by tassels, creating a chic, youthful look.
Youth Meets Spring Millinery Parade Shapes Bright Hats
Youth and springtime influence millinery designs as shown in a group of hats featuring shiny fabrics, a draped turban with a bold drooping bow, a rose colored hat with sea shell like finish, a left silhouette with satin brim and braid crown, and a wide brim braid style with satin ends. The four examples hint at vivacity and new shapes for the season.
Seattle Street Railway Takeover Sparks Debate and Losses
City of Seattle bought the Electric Street Railway after the company failed to operate profitably and fares could not cover rising costs. Officials say $15,000,000 value was appraised but actual costs reached $14,000,000, funded by bonds. Years of deficits and service cuts follow, with admission that municipal ownership is a costly failure and critics warn against public funds being used for socialist experiments.
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Seattle
Electric Street Railway
Tr Agcountants
Teva
Cour Parca
City of
Iiegal
Silver Car Company
Coorgin
State
Mncipal
Heneioe
Georgia
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