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Fragmentary OCR text references paths going wrong and Sowers at ee Bretanins with no identifiable events or clear subject.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references paths going wrong and Sowers at ee Bretanins with no identifiable events or clear subject.
Mission fathers brought seeds from the Mediterranean regions and helped California develop one of its most important crops by introducing an enduring agricultural plant and its date of adoption.
A religious meditation urges peace through Christ as remedy for a troubled world. It contrasts worldly aims with spiritual pursuit, warning against pride and war while envisioning families restored, prosperity and true happiness under Jesus the captain of salvation. It laments material excess and predicts naval disasters as a warning toward peace.
A wartime exhortation urges citizens to be economical while continuing to live fully. It emphasizes national wealth and resources, the need for serious effort, and supporting allies with rapid use of funds, urging practical spending and perseverance.
H J Bates applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of H B Bates, deceased. Citations are issued to all concerned to show cause before June 5, 1917, at the Ordinary’s office. May 7, 1917. W J Mileican Ordinary.
A wartime editorial calls for full American mobilization to defeat the Allies. It urges rapid, decisive action with maximum material aid cash food and troops, arguing victory hinges on unwavering national resolve and avoiding half hearted measures. It stresses US must prove itself and not be slackers.
Washington telegraph announces a raise of monthly pay for U S Army effective June 1 1917. Private from 15 to 30 dollars per month Corporal from 24 to 60 dollars Sergeant from 30 to 60 dollars First Sergeant from 45 to 90 dollars All other grades 6 dollars per month
A brief public notice prompts readers to renew subscriptions at the rate of one dollar per year, urging quick action to maintain access to local news.
Mr L K Smith and Mr Ed Jackson report two good harvests from May 1 garden potatoes. Bliss Red Triumph and Extra early Red Valentine varieties grown with wood ashes and 10 2 2 fertilizer. Beans expected next Sunday May 27. Subscription renewal reminder follows.
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