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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1912

Page

2

Congress Waste and Wasteful Printing of Public Documents

Hubert Bruce Fuller quotes June Lippincott's noting Congress allocates equal quotas of government reports to all members. The system wastes at least $300,000 yearly and leaves millions of old papers in storage. A reform plan suggests reallocating to a $2,500 per member value to save about $200,000 annually.

Congress House of Representatives New York City Nevada Arizona Kansas Commissioner of Navigation Fifth Avenue New York Department of Agriculture North Dakota Committee Smoot Hubert Bruce Fuller Lippincott

Local visitors and seeing relatives across Georgia notes

Hulett Misses Mary and Winnie Sewell spent two weeks at Burwell and Carrollton. Dr R L King visited Villa Rica. Miss Florence Duncan stayed with Mrs C E Stallings at Whitesburg. Dr and Mrs C W Roberts attended services at Carrollton. Miss Alice Roberts of Douglasville and Mr Jno Roberts of Birmingham visited their brother Dr C W Roberts last week. Dr A E McGarity of Atlanta visited the Sewell family. Dr and Mrs W A Adderhold of Clem spent the weekend with relatives. Messrs Wm Embry and H A Boyd attended the Confederate Reunion at Macon.

Mary Winnie Sewell Burwell Carrollton R. L. King Villa Rica Florence Duncan C. E. Stallings Whitesburg C. W. Roberts Alice Roberts Douglasville Jno. Roberts Birmingham A. E. McGarity Atlanta G. B. Sewell W. A Adderhold Clem Messrs Wm. Embry H. A. Boyd Macon

Georgia Seeks New Senate Challenger Against Bacon

The McDuffie Progress notes opposition to United States Senator A. O. Bacon after seventeen years in office. It argues he aligned with major corporations and trusts while enjoying home support, and calls for Georgia to elect a different U.S. senator to replace him.

McDuffie Bacon United States Georgia United States Senate Hm J Aly

Mt Zion notes clash over settlement identity and local life

A Mt Zion correspondent defends the Mt Zion settlement label and reports on farming, a notable death, illnesses, travel to Athens College, a grandmother's grave condition, store upgrades, new grocers, road conditions, and community recuperations as Wees pledges a better letter next time.

Mt. Zion Settlement Mt Zion Mt. Zion Wees

Shady Grove News Roundup from Last Week

Garden notes report fine yields despite late rains with a promising peach crop while apples suffer caterpillar blight. Local health updates mention illness and recoveries. Several residents attend Bethel singing and visit neighbors, with social calls noted among Mrs Peek and Mrs Horton plus Misses Bernie and Maggie Peek.

Bernie Maggie Peek Bethel

Mount Pleasant Social Roundup This Week

Last week residents J L Shadginer and wife visited J W Robinson and family. Mrs Ben Brown joined the Robinson household Sunday. Velma Phillips and Cliff Beall attended Oak Grove singing. Dodie Gray’s Saturday night entertainment pleased attendees. Willie Phillips and wife visited Brown family Sunday. Lottie and Lovie Rooks returned from Newnan. Jeff Rooks hosted singing Sunday night. Walter Phillips visited Berta Gladney Sunday afternoon. Oscar Mate visited Annie Robinson, Tom Mate visited his mother in Carrollton, Arnold Jackson spent the day with William Hardie.

Dodie Gray Willie Phillips Mr. Brown Lottie Lovie Rooks Newnan Jeff Rooks Walter Phillips Berta Gladney Oscar Mate Annie Robinson Tom Mate Carrollton Arnold Jackson Wiliam Hardie

Dr. Shelfer Glasses Endorsements From Georgia Clients

A collection of letters and endorsements for Dr. E. A. Shelfer offering eye examinations free and glasses fitted with various mounting styles. Customers from Carrollton Quitman Nashville Meierakahs Bertien and Berrien counties praise satisfaction, accuracy, and two year free adjustments. The notices urge readers to write call or phone No.4 and see Shelfer before any eye work to save eyes and money.

Dr. Shelfer E. A. Shelfer Carrollton, Ga

Money to Loan for Carroll County Farm Land

Loan offer of 250000 arranged to be lent this fall on first class improved farm land in Carroll County. Repayment in five annual installments. Contact to write or visit the lender.

Carroll County

Turner's 10 Cent Store Bug Death Promote Growth

Bug Death promises to kill pests without harming plants and claims to boost growth. Turner’s 10 Cent Store advertises the product with bold claims and brief benefits aimed at gardeners and homeowners.

Turner

Tallulah Falls Vision Sparks State Preservation Fight

The piece defends Tallulah Falls as a future national park, citing Logan Bleckley and a conservation push against Georgia Railway and Power Co. It notes a 100 acre state tract near Rabun county holding the falls and argues state sovereignty will guard the site for generations.

Switzerland Jess Blue ‘Ridge Tallulah Georgia Logan E. Beckley Tallulah Falls North America Logan E. Bleckley United States Grandstand Republic Georgia Railway and Power Co Grant Lee Macon Georgia Railway and ‘Power Co Hardee and Wheeler Longstreet Gordon University of Georgia Rabun County Grand Canyon Tallulah Conservation Association Helen D. Longstreet Pres

Card of Thanks for Baby’s Illness and Death

We thank all who remembered, visited, or helped us during the sickness and death of our baby. May God’s blessings be yours and may you feel Jesus’ comforting presence in sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardins and Children.

Jesus Frank Hardins

Illiteracy Declines in Georgia Across Races

Georgia education officials report white illiteracy down from 18 percent in 1860 to 7 percent now and black illiteracy dropping from 92 percent to 35 percent by 1910. Superintendent M L Brittain notes steady improvement and growing demand for education. A testimonial promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Johnson Drug Co for urinary ailments.

Georgia M. L. Brittain Brittain J. M. Findley Lyons Johnson Drug Co

Excursion Fares to Civil Fraternal and Civic Events in 1912

Announcement lists excursion fares via Central of Georgia Railway to Atlanta Beach Florida Augusta Georgia Gainesville Georgia St Paul Minnesota Tuskegee Alabama Washington D C for bank association Knights of Pythias Fraternal Order Eagles Methodist Church Columbus Monument events. Dates range May to June 1912 with sale details and agent contact.

Atlantic Beach Fla Account Georgia Bankers Association Augusta Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Eagles Gainesville C. F. Grand Lodge of Georgia ST. Paul Minn Methodist Episcopal Church Tuskegee Ala Washington, D. C Columbus Monument

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hulett Senator Bacon Christ Uncle Tom Entrekin B. F. Earnest Athens Athens College Mryule Lewis Edwardsville Grandma Bartlett Joe Ed. Garrett Thomas Lumsden East Mt. Zion Jim Ashmore Jimmie Ed Reaves Bowden Junction Susie Earnest Shady Grove Peek Joseph Jordan Mrs. S. J. Horton Iss Sallie Robinson Mesdames Upshaw Hendrix Mount Pleasant Mr. J. L. Shadginer J. W. Robinson Ben Brown Velma Phillips Cliff Beall Oak Grove B. F. Brown L. Moore Bulloch County L. A. Cruch Quitman Dr. Sheifer J. W. E. Powell First National Bank Nashville, Ga WV. S. Harris Meierakahs Ga J. T. Endy Mysel J. E. B. Luke Bertien County, Ga J. M. Marchman W. G. Avera C,s C Berlin County Singitson Walker J. D. Lovett Berrien County J. A. F. Broom Margaret B Register L. Z. Dorsett Roop Chicago Joints Fertilizer Company Oklahoma City Atlanta, GA Ealer W. J. Stewart State “of Tambase Trom Morris Fertilizer Atlanta, Georgia America Bennie Beeson Troupe Toadvine Jerry Moore Charlie Parker Butler W. E. Jenkins Central of Georgia Railway
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