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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1912
Page
3
The piece argues that farming rests on love of soil as a living, productive force. It contrasts wise stewardship with destructive practices that erode land beauty and fertility, urging farmers to nurture land for the common good and avoid leaving a barren legacy.
The W. I. Swain Show Co. will perform in Car rollton for one week starting Monday night May 20. The tented company, famed for its independence from the theatrical trust, offers big city attractions at low prices with a Kant Lek tent seating over 1000.
Mrs J M Findley of Route No 2 Tyons Ga reports relief from severe bladder pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement states the product cures bladder and kidney ailments, backache, rheumatism, and urinary irregularities, sold by Johnson Drug Co.
Thomas E. Watson announces in The Progressive Partner his intent to head Georgia’s delegation to the Baltimore convention. He says a pre-convention meeting will be held in Atlanta and warns Underwood supporters of a clash, signaling possible party strife and national implications.
Vacation romance poem by Amelia Power ends with wedding bells. A seed sale advertises 50 bushels of Brown’s No 1 cotton seed left, ginned privately and in first class condition, priced at 75 cents per bushel. Call John Burson at Maple Street Warehouse. A.O. Hale.
Card of Thanks from Mrs. A. Grice and children for prayers and support during the illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Dr Camp, the attending physician. May Heaven bless them.
Central of Georgia Railway lists excursion fares to Atlantic Beach Florida for the Georgia Bankers Association May 24 25 1912 Augusta Georgia for the Grand Lodge Balboa Pythias May 15 16 Augusta Maine Tri State Convention Fraternal Order Faules June 18 21 Gainesville Georgia I O O F Grand Lodge of Georgia May 21 23 St Paul Minnesota Quadrennial General Conference Methodist Episcopal May 1 31 1912 Tuskegee Alabama Seventh Annual Sunday School Congress June 5 10 1912 Washington D C Unveiling of the Columbus Monument June 8 1912 Full info on rates sale dates limits schedules from nearest ticket agent.
Fight For Tallulah Spencer Atkinson and George Na 'pier of Atlanta will act as attorneys for the Tallulah Falls Conservation Association and assist Attorney General Felder if a state suit to establish land titles in the Tallulah river forge is finally brought. Also consulted were Professor Strahan and Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet, president of the Tallulah Association.
Jim Bohanan warns against harboring or hiring John Glover who owes a debt and abandoned contract duties this year, citing breach and unpaid work.
An advertisement touts Draughon’s Training as lifting students from a $100-a-day earning class to a $1009-a-day class, claiming a faster path to success. It lists catalog requests for Draughon’s Practical Business College in Atlanta Georgia Jacksonville Florida or Nashville Tennessee.
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