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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
1
Scientists worldwide anticipate Halley's Comet approach as Earth moves through the comet's tail. A diagram explains planetary orbits, the sun as center, and why the tail will briefly fall upon Earth during the near passage.
A movement to organize a Carroll County Poultry Association gains support among local poultry fanciers. The group aims to promote better breeding with minimal costs and will hold a meeting soon to establish leadership and gather members including sentiments from Carrollton breeders such as G. J. Gray and H. T. Smith.
All applicants for positions as teachers are summoned to the school auditorium at a.m. on Saturday May 28 for the required examination unless they have previously stood the examination. Election of Superintendent and Teachers will take place on Wednesday June 1. W. W. Roop secretary A K Snead chairman committee on examinations.
The Historical Souvenir of Carroll County published by the U D C is completed and offered for sale. It claims the history of Carroll County alone justifies the price and lists Hamrick Drug and Jewelry Store Camp's Drug Store Fitts Drug Store Free Press office and W J Stewart's Store as sale locations.
Little Lena Lyle marked her ninth birthday with a Saturday party. After games guests gathered for refreshments of cakes candies fruits and pickles in a dining room adorned with red and cream roses. The centerpiece cake was cut by the guests with Myrle Harman drawing the prize. Attending were Isabelle Fitts Dorothy Fitts Vera Coulson Frances Causey Myrle Harman Mary Jennings Ruby Burnham Clarice Burnett Floy Strickland Margaret Bass and Dixie Reaves.
M O Burt of Bowdon Georgia warns against employing or harboring Y T Jackson, who was under contract for 1910 and left after about two and a half months without cause or consent at Bowdon Georgia Rt 1.
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