All Day Singing and Decorations At Shady Grove
Shady Grove community notes busy with singing at Macedonia last Sunday and an all day singing planned next Sunday. Residents report visits among locals, including the West, Nixon, Treadaway, Hollaway, Hallman, Alman and Williams families. Dr. Lewis treats several patients while V. V. Sparks improves. Family visits extend to Bowdon and Antioch with various relatives mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Williams
Douglas
Abner Nixon
Olivia
Bowdon
Murray Smith
Victory
Ville
Frank Treadaway
S. D. Nixon
W. [. Yates
Antioch
Rain Delights Local Farmers After Monday Showers
Cross Plains reports a pleasant rain Monday night that farmers welcomed. The community attended a Macedonia singing, noted Miss Lilla Hinesley visiting Miss Annie Lassetter, and Mrs. Earlie Boatright of Pleasant Hill visited her parents. An ice cream supper at Mr. W W Vaughan's was enjoyed by all. Misses Esther and Mary Sue were mentioned among attendees.
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Macedonia
Lilla Hinesley
Annie Lassetter
Earlie Boatright
Pleasant Hill
W. W. Vaughan
Esther
Mary Sue
For Sale Two Cows with Calves and Farm Gear
For sale two cows with young calves two wagons two harrows and two buggies. St L. C. Manneville offers the items.
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St L. C. Manneville
Beg to announce insurance business change at Bowdon Ga
Lee Trimble announces he has taken over the Johnson & Trimble insurance business in Bowdon Georgia. He states he is prepared to write all lines of insurance with safe reliable companies and has no connection with any local agent.
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Johnson & Trimble
Bowdon
Lee Trimpe
What Is It to Be Saved Sermon Excerpt
A sermon explores salvation through Jesus Christ, stressing love for Christ and obedience to his commandments. It cites scriptures such as John 6 40 and Isaiah 55 and emphasizes following Jesus, denying self, and seeking divine mercy to become saved, with assurance of eternal fellowship in glory.
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Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Card of Thanks for Mrs Moore's Family
The children and grandchildren of Mrs. H M Moore thank friends and neighbors for their sympathies and help in their mother and grandmother's death. May the giver of all good bless them as we did our affectionate neighbors and friends. J W Stallings Mrs J W Stallings and the children and grandchildren of Mrs Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Moore
Keeping The Crust Broken For Better Crop Growth
The article explains that southern soils lack organic content from monoculture and that a hard soil crust hinders uniform crop stands and yields. It advises breaking the crust after rains with a 2 weeder or harrow, noting wheel weeders work well for ridged cotton. Maintaining moisture through crust breaking aids root access and plant growth.
Georgia farmers urged to raise more colts and phase out mules
Georgia's 126067 horses include 26020 on farms with only about 3918 colts produced. With mares totaling 18010, expect 10806 colts at a 6 percent breeding rate, but actual output is far lower. The piece notes high mule costs and urges farmers to shift to mares, highlighting cooperative breeding and college services to connect buyers with reliable studs.
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Berbus
Georgia
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Shady Grove
Bob Baxter
Dave West
Sallie Hendrix
Alzena Jorden
Arlena Morgan
Medie West
Bremen
Ranburn
Ala
Forbie Smith
W. Y. Harman
Lewis
R. H. Williams
Boss Dukes
Little Bethel
Cross Plains
McCall’s Magazine
Carroll Free Press
McCall's Magazine
the Housewife
Toledo Blade
Cincinnati Enquirer
St. Louis Commercial Appeal
Tri-weekly
Constitution
Atlanta
Journal
Free Press-Office
J. P. Little
The
Carrollton, GA
W. W. Roop
J. W. Stallings
Moore
Andon
Bowdon, GA
Ludor
ESSEC
Carrollton Hardware GO
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
P. Jarnagin
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