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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

2

Chattanooga Ready for the Reunion

Chattanooga amid preparations for the Confederate veterans reunion reports show Camp Stewart fully set with tents, dining tent, and 200 helpers. Organizers promise lodging for 100,000 to 150,000 visitors, with city buildings ready if crowds exceed expectations and top local business leaders steering the effort.

Chattanooga Tenn Camp Stewart Lookout Mountain Marathon Missionary Ridge National Cemetery Camp Stewart

Women as nation builders and community reformers

The article argues that women are the chief molders of civilization and that rural progress hinges on organized women’s groups. It urges women to form clubs to improve schools, create social centers, host lectures and exhibits, and advocate better roads, health, libraries, and public services, noting men and women must work together. It cites The Progressive Farmer and W F Massey on rural improvement and soil conservation.

John A. Broadus

The Four Kinds of Co Operation We Need

Clarence Poe in Progressive Farmer urges four co operative pillars for farmers: shared buying and use of tools and livestock, marketing products for higher profits, cheap credit unions to end buy now pay later, and collective improvements in schools roads libraries and social life. He stresses business foresight and fellowship as core to character and teamwork.

Clarence Poe

Lake Junalusk Station Named for Southern Assembly Grounds

Southern Railway marks the former Tuscola station as Lake Junalusk and speeds a new passenger station due by June 1. The Southern Assembly, a Methodist Church south movement, has bought 1 200 acres for a Lake Junalusk complex with 252 acre lake, 4500 seat auditorium, 125 room hotel, nine miles of drives, and anticipated private homes. The project aims to host Methodist conventions, with expanded water supply and a freight depot. Melton Construction Co. of Greensboro builds the passenger station. Southern Railway crews handle other work. The piece stresses the value of rural schooling and broader educational funding for Southern prosperity.

Waynesville N.C Junalusk Southern Railway Tuscola Southern Assembly Methodist Episcopal Church, South Assembly Melton Construction Co Greensboro N. C

Dry spell breaks as six to eight weeks pass in Bremen Route 1

In Bremen Route 1 the area remains dry after weeks without rain until a light sprinkle began Friday night and only cooled the air. A new Masonic lodge has formed with good prospects and a call meeting is planned for May 24. Three candidates were raised to the Master’s degree on May 17. L. G. Smith, recovering from a broken leg, jokes about attracting the women. A Sunday night alert by phone from Bill McCain’s helped locate a ten year old boy lost since dusk and found safe in bed.

W. E. Bowen F. J. Cole A. H.daniel L.g.smith Bill McCain

Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Promise

A drugstore ad promises cure of itching, bleeding or prolapsed piles in six to fourteen days with PAZO OINTMENT. The first application supposedly provides relief and rest, with a money refund if it fails to cure within the period.

Soc

Pasture Advice and Labor Etiquette From The Progressive Farmer

A compilation of agrarian and social notes: avoid grass feeding on Sundays to prevent colic and overheating in workhorses, while Bermuda grass is recommended for permanent pasture in the South. The piece includes humorous lines about national stereotypes and a note on preferred labor performances and speechmaking.

Bermuda

A Woman's Work and Scott's Emulsion Claims

Aimed at women exhausted by housework the piece promotes Scott's Emulsion as a pre digested body food. It asserts direct health benefits including stronger organs tissues and blood while noting it contains no alcohol or harmful drugs and helps with fatigue and nervousness.

Scott

Bankrupt sale under federal order in Carrollton Georgia

In the matter of J. C. Bass bankrupt the referee assigns June first sales by the U S Court of the Northern District of Georgia at Carrollton. The trustee will offer forty Gainesboro Telephone and Telegraph shares and four hundred twenty five Piedmont Portland Cement Company shares free of liens and subject to court confirmation. This May 12 1913.

Alvan D. Freeman U. S. Court of the Northern District of Georgia Court House Carroll County Carrollton Georgia Gainesboro

Notice to settle open accounts with Jackson and Wood

This notice warns all holders of open or past due accounts to arrange payment immediately or the debts will be turned over for collection. Readers are urged to come in at once to settle their accounts with Jackson and Wood.

First National Jackson & Wood

Wanted 3 Good Families for Cotton Mill Work

Advertisement seeks three suitable families to fill steady cotton mill positions with good wages. Apply to J A Mandeville at Mandeville Mills in Carrollton Georgia.

J. A. Mandeville Mandeville Mills Carrollton, Ga

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chattanooga Reunion Association South W. F. Massey Bremen J. C. Bass His Foley Homer J.N. Hill Cary Coca-Cola Company Atlanta Cora-Cola First National Bank OF Carrollton, Georgia Rome O. Harper Carroll Hara R. D. Jackson
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