Managers Meet but Schedule Not Adopted in Georgia State League
The Georgia State League managers met in Carrollton with President H P Merkicham presiding. A schedule was not adopted after several tentative plans failed. The group adjourned to reconvene in Atlanta at 11 A M next Thursday, as Carrollton sought time to finalize its entrance. Hauger, formerly of Atlanta, is reported to manage Ladrique Romo Tribune Herald.
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Solubs
Georgia State League
Carrollton
H. P. Merkicham
Wells
Capital City
Atlanta
Carrolltan
Hauger
Ladrange
Romo Tribune-Herald
Georgia Elks Plan for a Big Meet
The Georgia Association of Elks will hold its annual convention at Ty-Yeo Island in May 2021. It is expected to draw about 1,000 Elks, with invites extended to prominent members and featured dances and social events.
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Georgia Association of Elks
Ty- Yeo Island
Fuller Brothers Return to Carrollton Purchase Local Garage
Messrs Tom and DeWitt Fuller formerly of Villt Rica and Los Angeles return to Carrollton and purchase Daniel's Garage on Alabama street. Locals greet the newcomers warmly and say more such businesses would be welcome.
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Tom and
DeWitt Fuller
Villt Rica
Joan Angeles
Cal
Carrollton
Daniell
Alabama Street
Organization to Secure Farm Loans for Carroll County
An organization to obtain government farm loans formed after the farm loan act was declared constitutional. Last Friday many farmers met with E. T. Jackson to plan and twenty plus signed as applicants for Jenny. Another meeting is set for next Friday afternoon. interested farmers should contact W. B. Richards or E. T. Jackson in Carrollton, Ga.
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E. T. Jackson
Farm Loan Act of Congress
Jenny
W. B. Richards
Carrollton
Southeastern Fair Sets 1921 Dates in October Run
The Southeastern Fair Association picks October 12 to 22 for 1921, moving from the prior 15 to 26 dates. National Hog and Cattle Show remains a feature, International Club Stick Judging Contest returns, top American saddle horses compete, auto events added, Wortham's Exposition Shows debut in the South, with a larger, better entertainment program promising a premier regional fair.
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Southeastern Fair Association
Tepurebred Livestock Organizations
South
America
Wortham
A. and M. Defeats Senoia In High School Baseball Opener
The A. and M. Aggies defeated Senoia Bonda High last Saturday by 17 to 61 in the 1921 season opener. The Aggies expect about fifteen games this year and aim for a winning percentage not less than 800.
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Bonda High School
Will Boykin charges oust city officials
Atlanta March 21 Litien John A Boykin criminal court solicitor in a public speech charged city officials and detective Neada with collusion and protection in the buco ring scandal. He named Councilman Al Martin Aldine Chambers and John McClelland praising McClelland as backed by the Sang Society Club. The remarks sparked debate at the chamber of commerce and raised questions about governance and reform.
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Atlanta
Litien
John A. Boykin
Criminal Court
Boykin
Neada
al Martin
Floyd Woodward
Buanco Ring
Woodward
Aldine Chambers
John McClelland
Koy
Soiceitor Boykin
McClelland
Sang Souei Club
Chamber of Commercism
Aaiso
Hat
T. BR. Marshall
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Boykin
Mr. Marshall
Americas
Closing Exercises At Camp Creek School
Closing exercises of Camp Creek School will be held at the school on the factory road four miles west of Carrollton Friday night March Slith. Doors open at 6 o clock exercises begin 7. A nice program with vocal music violin music and short addresses. Fiddlers invited with prize for best rendition of Turkey in the Straw. Admission 15 and 25 cents proceeds go to school building improvements. Fiddlers send names to G T Strock Carrollton R 2 by Thursday.
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Camp Creek
Jonse
Factory Road
Carrollton
Mugic
Dasly
G. T. Strock
R. 2
Roundup of Loafers in Atlanta Targeting Idle Figures
Detectives initiate a roundup of suspicious characters in Atlanta, aiming at pool room loafers pistol toters and bootleggers. Several arrests already made as city cracks down on those deemed unoccupied during daytime.
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Atlanta
Arringtons Announce Maud Word and John Smith Marriage
Mr and Mrs A J Arrington announce the marriage of their daughter Maud B Word to Mr John Smith of Oneonta Alabama on March 19 1921.
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A. J. Arrington
Maud B. Word
John Smith
Oneonta, Ala
Mrs M B North a Successful Farmer and Gardener
Mrs M B North of Carrollton route 8 visited town with cornfield beans she saved seed worth over 36000 this year. The family has grown the same bean line for over 40 years from Louisiana and Coweta county stock. She tends her garden, never buys on credit, and promotes pure seed and careful husbandry in her home farm.
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M. B. North
Carrollton
Route 8
North
Louisiana
Coweta County
Ant Wheltaio
Gaye
Jooks Nutter
Greater Georgia Tech Campaign Aims To Build Industrial Future
A plan in Carroll County proposes a $1,000,000 annual fund for five years to establish the Greater Georgia Tech. The effort, backed by Georgian groups in New York City led by Ivy L Lee, seeks to create a southern research lab, an extension service, an industrial development department, and technical training for Georgia’s youth to boost the state’s industries and capital formation. Victor Allen of Buford to chair the state executive committee as counties organize under a five-campaign structure.
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Mandeville
Migvillo Mills
Georgia
Dinmitten
Carroll County
Ich
Daa
Georgia Tech
Georgia i
New York City
Ivy L. Lee
New York
Georgi Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of
Victor Allen
Buford
Koopa
Mason and Dixon Ng
Ontario Siates
Union
Harry Allen Hailed in Town as State League Beat Slab Artist
Handsome Harry Allen, noted for his work as a beat slab artist in the Georgia State League, arrived Sunday morning declaring this season will be his best. He demonstrated leadership at a doll rack by keeping two boys busy dressing babies, musing aloud about becoming manager.
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Harry Allen
Georgia State League
Store house at Mandeville burns
The storehouse of Pascal & Tambert at Mandeville was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning. Information came from a southbound train passenger. further details were not available.
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Pascal & Tambert
Mandeville
Mr C J Shinn of Bowdon Dies After Illness
Mr C J Shinn of Bowdon died in Atlanta Sunday after several months illness. He was 57 and widely known in Carroll County. The body was returned to Bowdon and buried today at Pleasant Grove near Ty e. He is survived by his wife and several children.
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C. J. Shirin
Atlanta
Carroll County
Ala
Bowder
Pleasant Qroys
Tye
Severi Childran
Hinesley Injured By Automobile On Public Square
Hayday afternoon Haynesley of Cross Plains was run over by an automobile on the public square near the Penplon Bank. He received a bad collarbone shoulder blade and three ribs broken with bruises. Taken to Carrollton Hospital he is resting well. The car was driven by Mrs Warren. The occasion was accidental.
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Mminesley
Cross Plains
Penplon Bank
Hinesley
Nownan Street
Winesley
Carrollton Hospital
Mra. Warren
Uncle Sam to coin some new dollars
Boon Uncle Sam will reaumg hin toak of turning silver bullion Into irew men. according to advices received by Atlanta Yankers. The 1921 silver circulation asded 1905. These coins, it is stated, are author ize under what is known as the Pitt nnn Act of 118. Under that the Sec retary of the treasury was nnthirleed to break up and sell 880 million dol lars. That was during the war when jreat Britain needed m Jot of silver for use in Cilla. 'Pia sainaret provided that emonote silver should be purchased to replace the dollars broken up and sold. The law provided that the govern ment would pay a dollar ao guice for the silver, though the market price sight now to buy about 60 cents. These new silver dollars will bn untied in the Philadelphia mint, and they qwill lo wircuitited through the hawks. While they are bright nod. Thiriy it ia 'possible that people will sary tien round, but it seems there is an aversion to them, the public, oe soning to Athinta bankara, preferr ing paper money, so it ia very likely: (int a time goes on the 1921 dollara will completu the circle and land back in the United States treasury gogaoin.
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Sam
Atlanta
Secretary of the Treasury
Britain
Philadelphia
Athinta Bankara
United States
Good Gulf Gasoling at Alnren's Gar
Readable note states full measure and good quality gasoline at Alnren's Garage located at 8 Tanner Street in the governate area with reliable supply and pricing details.
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Alnren
Tanner St
Stolen Jewelry and Deaths Shock Brooklyn Family
In Brooklyn a mother of nine and a nurse were found dead after four men entered their home and stole $2500 in jewelry and cash. The crime is described as a horrifying home invasion. Police seek suspects, while the victim’s family reels from the tragedy.
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New York
Mourletta Dofilico
Ron Menditto
Brooklyn
Hoown
Turner's Taxi Service Moves to New Mandeville Building
Turner s Taxi Service relocates to the Mandeville building on the Square next to Rogers Swani Market. Contact remains by calling the number 200 for services after the move to nowan street.
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Turner
Mandeville
the Square
Rogers
Swanitiy
Thea Morrow
Nownan Street
Ita
A and M to face Cedartown in Friday game
The A and M baseball team meets Cedartown next Friday March 24 at 3 15 a.m. at the effy quark. Admission is 25 and 50 cents. Everyone is urged to attend and bring someone.
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Cedartown
Mitch
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Fuller Brothers
Senoia
the Peoples Bank
Carrollton, Ga
Word—Smith
TEGH
Carroll
Harry
MR. C. J, Shinn
Bowdon
Uncle Sam
Jack Holt
Leena Owens
Eager Tener
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Miles Minter
Gus of
Thea
Friday Marion Davies
William Farnum
National Banks
National Bank
The
First National Bank
A Million Dollar Bank
L. C. Mandeville, Pres
C. A. Lyle
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