Elbert Smith Starts Engine Without Crank
In Banks County Journal account Elbert Smith of Washington district engineers an International Harvester gaseline engine to start without cranking. The boy’s skill impresses company agent who offers a job, but Elbert stays farming and engineering locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smith
Washington District
International Harvester
Elbert
Bom
Marvester Company
Corivlia
Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith Farm
Harvester
Young Smith
Washington
Banks County Journal
Cough Remedy Preferred for Children Says Mothers
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets the needs of parents in choosing a safe effective pediatric medicine. It is praised for being pleasant to take and free of harmful substances. Available for sale at Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Store
Notice to debtors of J C Bass and Company
The trustee D F Pearce announces all persons indebted to J C Bass or J C Bass & Company must settle immediately. Failure to do so may lead to bankruptcy court action. Pay now to avoid costs and trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bass
J. C. Bass & Company
D. F. Pearce
Local Residents and Social Visits Highlight Week
Mrs. Roberts of Douglasville spent last week with son Dr. Q W Roberts. Bayd of Villa Rica visited Mrs. Duncan. Miss Hull visited Miss Aderhold. Rev. Hubbard preached with follow up by Rev. Wilson of Cross Plains. Mrs. Gill’s family spent the weekend in Newnan. Edison did business in Atlanta. Lumsden traveled to Millidgeville, mother accompanied him home. Hinesley returns from Bowdon. Lovela and Willard Hall attended Little Bethel debate. Ida Gill of near Hulett married Ben Freeman on Tuesday the 22nd. Shackleford brothers visited relatives Sunday. Richards moved his saw mill to Hart Town. CLC to entertain with temperance play Saturday night.
Hill Crest Farmers Begin Season Amid Weather Hopes
Hill Crest farmers work with spring season as rain delays a few local plans. J T McGuire logs for a Saturday roll and plans another when rain comes. Wheat and oats look fine with larger plantings than before. Visits and local singing events mark a quiet Sunday with community ties and memory services planned for late June.
Thedford's Black-Draught Restores Huffman’s Health
Waynesville North Carolina Mr F R Huffman reports severe heartlike symptoms vanished after using Thedford's Black-Draught which he calls worth its weight in gold It cured indigestion and he now keeps it in the house as a health safeguard The product claims to cleanse and regulate the digestive system and has been popular for 70 years priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
N.C
F. R. Huffman
Ford
Thedford
Excursions Fares Via Central of Georgia Railway
Railroad fare notice lists excursion trips by Central of Georgia Railway to cities including Chattanooga St Louis Nashville Los Angeles Montenagle Sewanee and Atlanta for various events in 1913. Details include dates May through August and related organizations such as United Confederate Veterans Southern Baptist Convention World-Wide Baraca Philathea Union and Presbyterian bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
St. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
Nashville
Baraca-Philathea Union
Los Angeles
Cal
United Society of Christain Endeavor
Montenagle
Sewanee
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church of North America
U. S
Savannah
Grand Lodge of Georgia I. C
Preaching Sunday crowd hoped for larger May service
Union preaching drew a smaller audience on the third Sunday. A second Sunday in May service is planned to draw a large congregation. County Commissioner J A F Broom is praised for work on the Carrollton and Newnan road. J W Simpkins is in feeble health with several visitors mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. F.broom
Carrollton and
Newnan Road
J. W. Simpkins
F.M. Harper
J.D. Driver
HL. Jones and
D. T. Smith
Lookout Mountain Inn ad shines in Free Press issue
The Free Press features an advertisement for Lookout Mountain Inn Lookout Mountain Tenn run by manager P F Jones with rates and information provided to readers Also in the column animals and local visits note multiple families and towns listed with social updates from Shady Grove and nearby communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Lookout Mountain Inn
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
P. F. Jones
Local families share visits and Sunday gatherings
Shiloh Prof H L Stephens passed through our community Sunday. Mrs Mollie Shumake spent Friday with Mrs Callie Williamson. Mrs Mittie Hammond and daughter visited Mrs Gertrude Harper last week. Uncle Zach Williamson of Lowell is visiting. Sol Johnson family and W A Jota’s family spent Sunday together. Fannie Johnson and son Meadows visited B F Roberts Sunday. T T Shumake and family visited J W Brown. A community member attended preaching at Liberty Sunday. Bettie Johnson visited Mrs Deala Music. Beuren Shumake spent Saturday night with Tommy Furtrul. Jeff Lasseter and family stayed with Wilburn Furtrul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stephens
Mollie Shumake
Callie Williamson
Mittié Hammond
Gertrude Harper
J. W. Brown
Lowell
Viola Hammond
Beulai Shumake
Laura Hammond
Zach Williamson
Sol Johnson
W. A. Jota
SOM
Bettie Johnson
Deala
Beuren Shumake
Tommy Furtrul
Jeff Lasseter
Wilburn Furtrul
Notice to Carroll Lodge Members May 6 Meeting
Notice to members of Carroll Lodge No 69 F and A M to appear at the hall on Tuesday night May 6 at 7 o clock for lodge business affecting every member of the order Fraternally J D Hamrick W M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Lodge No
Order
J. D, Hamrick
W. M
Tom Scott and Ethel Grainger Wed in Salem Service
Salem church witnessed the marriage of Tom Scott and Ethel Grainger Sunday morning with Rev. Shadix officiating. Local couples and families gathered, including W L Yates of Antioch visiting Nixon household, while others attended services and visits across the community. Mrs. Nixon improves after illness as several residents travel between Antioch Carrollton Sacksville and Newnan for events and preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadix
Henry Apehiurely
Victory
H. C. McLendon
Martha Bennett
Alice Ivie
Sacksville
Nellie
Bessie Vaughn
Tom Scott
Ethel Grainger
W. L. Yates
Antioch
S D. Nixon
Della Vaughn
Dana Bates
D. Nixon
D. W. Marlow
H. C. Strickland
Carrollton
Silas Williams
Newnan
Ford Blackwelder
Bowdon
George Harmon
Vinci praised as cure for pulmonary troubles in Evanguine piece
A resident from Evanguine Indiana credits Vinci with saving his life after five months of pulmonary trouble. He says the medicine soothed inflamed surfaces, relieved cough and improved appetite and strength, claiming it prevented incipient pulmonary disease. Ad promotes Vinci with money back guarantee and Saxo Salve by Johnson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanguine
Ind
Vinci
Stan
Johnson Drug Co
Local Notes on Farming and Social Gatherings in Five Points
Farmers plant cotton seed in cool weather. A Sunday night singing at Mr. F. M. Phillips home was enjoyed. Miss Annie Robinson and Mr. J. H. Robinson visited Mr. C L. Gray Sunday afternoon. Walter Gray, returning from Draughon’s in Atlanta, stays briefly at home. Rev. Jimmie Williams preached at Mt. Pleasant. Ossie and Dovie Parker attended Stripling’s Chapel singing. J. H. Robinson plans to return to Atlanta May 1 for bookkeeping studies. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown Sunday afternoon.
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Sacred Harp
Indian Creek
Charley Eason
Stella Cook
Rapburn
Ala
Cordy Phillips
G. W. Cook
Sallie Robinson
Parker Moore
Rich Edgeworth
J. W. Horton
Cora Sheffield
Pleasant Hill
John Morgan
Bud McCarty
Walter Carter
Henry Shadix
F. M. Phillips
Lede
Atlanta
Jimmie Williams
Cross Plains
Mt. Pleasant
Ossie
Dovie Parker
Stripling
J. H. Robinson
GROVE'S TASTELESS TONIC Promoted as Malaria Remedy
An advertisement extols GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC as a 30 year staple in the South for malaria chills fever and general strengthening. It claims quinine and tron as the active tonics and notes the bitter taste is masked by tasteless ingredients. It urges asking a local druggist for the signature of E. W. Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
E. W.grove
Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Vil Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Vial as a universal remedy for wounds burns sores ulcers throat and skin diseases. It claims trial proof for pain relief and healing with nationwide use and pharmacist guarantee. It lists prices 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar.
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Weimean
Tax Receiver's Notice of Late Spring Tax Round
Bowdon Junction and many towns schedule tax collection rounds from April 25 through May 17 with daily hours listed. Receiver will be in office May 19 to June 2 and until July 7 when books close. updated notices appear in Times and Free Press.
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Carrollton
Sat
Mt. Zio
Mon
Jake
J. D. Powell
Smithfield
Tues
Shiloh
M. Howden
Wed
Villa Rica
Thurs
jZemple
Fri
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Orice
C.f.simmons Medicine CO
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Elbert Smith
Hulett
Mrs. Roberts
Doulasville
Q. W.W. Roberts
Myrl Hull
Gladys Aderhold
Clem
W. W. Hubbard
This Place
S. E. Wilsin
Cross Plalis
T. H. Gill
A1. M. Edison
Arthur Lumsden
Milludgeville
L. E. Lumsden
J. F. Hinesley
Miss Lovela
Mr. Willard Hall
Little Bethel
Ida Gill
Near Hulett
Ben Freeman
Messrs
Frank and
Lester Shackleford
T. W. Richards
Hart Town
The
C.L.C
T. A. Cook
Bethlehem
J.T. McGuire
A. Y. Cole
Cota
Kansas
Poplar Springs
Martha Jackson
J. B. King
J. W. Ivey
Central of Georgia Railway
Dallas
Tex
Imperial Council
Ancient Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Shady Grove
J. M. D. Stallings
J. D. Jackson
Avis Horton
Lewis West
Temple
C. JH. Dyer
Richard Holland
Theo Jackson
Abilene
Daniel
Pine Grove
Marvin Hendrix
Tom Washington
T. T. Shumake
Deala Music
Salem
Annie Robinson
C L. Gray
Walter Gray
Draughon
J. W. Robinson
Mrs
Henry Brown
Porter
R. Re
Biot
Aandard
Coca-Cola Company
Arrow
Lodz
Bowdon Junction
Mandeville
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