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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
5
A Mississippi produce merchant, B. Gwin of Amory, reports weight gain of thirty pounds and improved vitality after taking Tanlac. He says digestion, nerves, and rheumatic pain improved, and he now eats and sleeps well. Ad notes Carrollton Dragon and Carliste's Pharmacy carry Tanlac.
Pvt. Hal D Morrell reports from Germany in late April as troops begin returning home in May. He notes volunteers forming a regimental tour of Belgium France and England and many re enlistements in the army of occupation. He describes food shipments and German recovery while ruins remain across Northern France and occupied lands.
Advice on adapting a diet to your ape and aversion and keeping bones regular. When you feel you have eaten too much and find it evident, take one of Chambrain's Tablets.
The obituary notes Uncle Pleas Levans died March 24, 1919 in Heard County after a long life as a faithful Abelne Church member of twenty five years or more. He married Nancy Son Griffin on April 4 1858 and left eight children. He was a quiet reserved Christian gentleman trusted by the community and family. The Adeline church resolves that his death is a loss to the church community and family and requests copies be sent to county papers and mourners listed.
Porto Ricn and Nancy Hall slips available for delivery in April May and June at 2.00 dollars per 1000 by express. First orders first served. Located at W. 8 Adams Seville Ga.
J. E. Owens sues Cornelia Owens for divorce in Carroll County Georgia. Defendant not residing in the county or state. Court orders service by publication twice a month for two months in The Carroll Prep Press and Carroll County Times. Dated April 22, 1919, before the next term. Also references U S District Court Northern District of Georgia.
In re Jesse M Otwell No 6168 in Bankruptcy a discharge petition has been filed and a hearing is set for June 14 1919 at ten oclock A M in the United States District Court Atlanta Georgia. Creditors and interested parties are to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Clerk G PULLER.
A petition filed in Carroll County names Honduray Coffee Company and seeks action from the Superior Court. The document appears as a formal court filing in the county records.
The Monduras Coffea Company applies to amend its charter filed in Carroll County court on April 25, 1919. It seeks to raise authorized capital from 5 000.00 to 810 000.00 with potential to increase to 25 000.00, upon majority stockholder approval. Current stockholders J H M Coleman W P Coleman and W M Gill consent to the amendment.
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