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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
3
Mr Arthur T Pierce of Saint Louis promotes Peruna as curative for catarrh and travel fatigue. He notes its value for irregular meals and sleeping conditions and endorses both liquid Peruna and Peruna tablets as a reliable traveling companion.
People met at Tallapoosa church to sing led by Prof. N E Denney with W A Mecann leading prayer. Denney was elected chairman and A A Cole secretary. Lessons by Moore Shadinger Burson Chappell Gray Burnes and others. Preaching by Elder J M Bagwell. Dinner and evening music followed. Resolutions thanked the church and community and requested publication in county papers.
Farmers who do most business by check can easily keep complete records of total farm receipts and expenses. Two key points ensure success: deposit all money received, and itemize expenditures by purpose on each check stub. Personal and farm costs blend when cash is used for small items, so a memorandum of such items is kept, with produce exchanges noted. A large, bank supplied check book, printed with owner name, consolidates accounts for a year and simplifies farm bookkeeping.
In Carrollton drought relief came with recent rains though cotton stands remain poor with seed possibly rotted before the rain. Bottom land has been planted and early planters may escape clod issues. The writer attended services at Tallapoosa and Bethesda churches, praising sacred harp music. Mrs. Lela Duke and her children visited J. R. Common.
Ready cash for immediate delivery on improved Carroll County farms. Leon Hood, 2 Branif Carrollton, Ga.
Guidance on planting late frosts with multiple pea varieties to maximize hay and grain. Recommends inoculation, 24 inch drills, light cultivation, 300 400 pounds acid phosphate, 1060 2000 pounds pulverized lime per acre, and lime application timing. Mentions potential hay yields of 1.5 3 tons per acre and 10 15 bushels of peas.
Mil ton P Jarnagin a professor of animal husbandry at Ga State College of Agriculture leads county farm agents in enlisting farmers to fatten one to five cattle for beef. Demonstration agents recruit participants, coordinate carload shipments, and guide feed rations and timing. Experts advise on feed including galorgham roughage, corn stover, oats straw and cottonseed meal to fatten cattle cheaply and competitively.
Loy E Rast professor of Cotton Industry outlines a summer course at the Georgia State College of Agriculture from June 28 to July 1 1915. The program trains students in new mandatory grading standards, handling numerous samples, and prepares graduates to manage a cotton warehouse and engage in buying and selling with confidence.
Pres Andrew M Soule Georgia State College of Agriculture reports three years of field tests in south Georgia on corn cotton and oats. Nine fertilization plots compare potash acid phosphate nitrogen dried blood rock phosphate and complete mixes, finding nitrogen and phosphorus work best together and complete fertilizer boosts yields while rock phosphate offers little benefit on these soils.
Four room dwelling on West avenue freshly remodeled with good well pasture and barn suitable for rental. Reasonable rent. Apply to J T Bradley or Carrollton Bank.
Money to lend on city property repayable in monthly or annual installments at six percent interest. Apply to it. Shirley C Boykin.
Tabernacle Baptist Church schedules morning and evening preaching by pastor Hen J J Oxford with study texts Luke 4 14 8 and Gal 4 4 0 6 including Sunday School at 9 30 and a 2 pm Young People's meeting led by Eric Johnson Group No 3. Community prayers urge national unity and divine wisdom for the president and cabinet.
Mrs Jessie Sharp of this place testifies she suffered from womanly troubles causing fatigue dizziness and bed rest. After taking Cardus her symptoms eased and she became able to work again. Cardus marketed as a tonic for tired nervous women with a 64 page booklet available by mail.
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