Plowshare community notes on rain and gatherings
The article notes farmers behind on planting due to rain. It lists local social visits including Mr. Ed Jones family and various attendants, remarks on Sunday school quality, and the upcoming Sunday School Convention planned for May with an invitation for baskets and a noon meal. It also mentions recent visits among residents and a general report of no current sickness despite prior illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jones
Walter Handley
Katie Handley
Ruby Garrett
Eugenia Faulkner
Eva Patterson
Jewel Garrett
Myrtie Raiden
Mt. Zion
J. A. Bohannan
G. T. Handley
Jim Hagan
Carrollton
Allen Barnes
W. B. Raiden
B. F. Barnes
Pine Grove Notes Highlight Social Visits and Local Life
Rain slows farming as residents share visits from Ina Spence to Clara Hubbard and others. Obituary notes Mrs Levens’ passing and sympathy for the Joss children. Local gatherings include singing at Milton Parrish and visits among McKenzie, Parrish, Yates, and Treadaway families. Decoration Day planned for Salem on the next fourth Sunday.
Salem Notes Report Health and Social Visits
Salem column reports Mr and Mrs A D Tyson improving after measles Roy Stephenson visited Lowell, Mrs M E Treadaway visiting Tallapoosa relatives Miss Annabell Yates visiting sister at Blackjack Oliv ia Nixon of Bowdon spent last week with family My Bennett Treadaway and Pearl attended their uncle's funeral in Tallapoosa Reevesville social singing attended by Misses Parke and Dana Yates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Causey
Near Bawdon
Charlie Jones
Minnie Jones
Annie Lee Williamson
H. C. Garrett
Carrollton
Bessie Causey
Ed Jones
Tom Wright
Shiloh
Salem
Ollie Welbourne
Sallie Nixon
Norman Sprewell
Treadaway
Parke
Dana Yates
Blackjack
H. Q. Hinesley
County Line
Charley Yates
Reavesville
W. L. Yates
Bennett Treadaway
W. B. Nixon
W. J. Walker
Stripling
Frank Treadaway
M. E. Treadaway
Bowdon
Mr. Bartlett
W. A Nixon
A. D. Tyson
Roy Stephenson
Lowell
Tallapoosa
Annabell Yates
Olevia Nixon
Pearl
Reevesville
Rain slows farm work and church news in town
Farmers struggle to ready soil due to heavy rains. Morgan Duke is ill at home with pleurisy. Mrs. Fannie Bonner visited her daughter Mrs. Belle Beavers. Jewell Harden, age two, died after a brief illness, leaving grief stricken parents and siblings. Decoration Day is planned at Bethesda church with dinner on the ground and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
Morgan Duke
W. T. Lee
Fannie Bonner
Belle Beavers
Bethesda Church
Storms Ravage Farms and Community in Goshen District
Heavy rains halted corm and cotton planting while a Monday storm wrecked Goshen church and toppled barns and timber. Two funerals occurred at New Lebanon this week for Ed Pentecost's child and Mrs. Speer. Fannie Fleming buys piano and starts music class as Hope hopes succeed. Mrs Susie Williams of Colera Ala and Mr Earl Walker of Bowdon visit Johnson Yeager’s family. Fruit crop outlook remains promising in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon
Ed Pentecost
Fannie Fleming
Susie Williams
Colera
Ala
Earl Walker
Bowdon
Johnson Yeager
Community Notes From Banning Area Saturday Socials
A local column lists visits and gatherings around Banning and Wayside. Names include Hackney, Morris, Sticher, Hinesley, Horsley, Williams, Herrin, and others with guests in Carrollton Hulet and Little Bethel. One item notes Mr. W. T. Hackney’s ankle injury improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. T. Horsley
Mallcom Hackney
W. T. Hackney
Cliff Hackney
Aaron Williams
Hershel Young
Wayside
Georgia Land Values Rise Steadily in Tax Figures
Georgia comptroller general summaries show 1911 state land values at 532.00 per acre, up from 510.47 in 1910, with total real and personal property reaching 61,608,608. A large share of rise stems from farm, city, and race demographics, including increased white and negro property values and automobile valuations. The report notes 31.6 million acres of improved land and 4.29 million acres of wild land, plus rail property totaling about 125 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
W. E H. Warrigan
W. A. Wright
Veterna
Georegia
Comptrolley General
Comptroller General
Tallulah
Brown
Koch
W. C Wright
Department of Agriculture
Jevelery Wilsta
Evstein
New York
Perio
Géorgia
Georelei
Boutiy Caroling
Alwhany
Wiorkia Faye Riso
United States
Census Bureau
Auriia
Austria
Canada
Denmark
England
France
Rermany
Ireland
Hungary
Italy
Norway
Prussia
Scotland
Sweden
Turkey
Germains
Englittmen
Qreeks
Norwagiam
Asia
Germany
Greece
SAS
Bae
Russia
Aso
Swituverland
Sovtar Jy
John M. Slaton
Senate
Slaton
Butta County Democratic Committee Sets Primary Details
The Butta county Democratic executive committee plans a primary with thirty one candidates for county offices. Candidates pay about seven dollars each, total expenses likely under four dollars, and entries close April 16. The committee meets to discuss the primary and presidential preference plans.
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Chattanooga
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Coca-Cola CO
Coca-Cola
Austin Avenue
L. A. Wood
J. P. Westbrooks
Bowers & Franklin
T. A. Chandler
Oil Mill
H. O. Lovvorn
First National Bank
Pine Grove
Ina Spence
Clara Hubbard
Milton McKenzie
Delia Driver
W. J. McKenzie
Levens
Allie Baker
Evie
W. A. Powell
Ben Johnson
Mittie Hogan
Goshen
Banning
Route 1
C.S. Hackney
Robert Morris
Bartow Williams
Sylvanius
P. S. Sticher
Tessie
Bessie Hackney
Annie Ray Hinesley
Myrtie Hackney
Sam Herrin
Q. H. Hinesley
Hackney
Zennie Hackney
Emma Lee Herrin
G. T. Williams
J. J. Williams
Lizzie Belle Hinesley
Hullett
Cassie Williams
Susie
Ruth Morris
Cart Thene
Georgia News
Marietta
Tripe Deg
Milton Collum
Euxens Hanée
PB. W. Edge
Marlette
Edge
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