Georgia Juvenile Protective Association Aids Atlanta Reform
The article traces Georgia's juvenile court movement from its 1904 Atlanta founding to the 1905 Felder reform bill and the push to fund a state juvenile system. It notes Crawford Jackson’s pivotal role, the expansion efforts, and Carrollton’s local $1000 subscription. It also lists the Carroll county branch executive committee and aims of nationwide influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Denver
Georgia
Jacobs
Atlanta
John
Crawford Jackson
Jackson
Felder
L. G. Hardman
Center
Carrollton
Washington, D. C
N. A. Horton
L. K. Smith
Eugenia Mandeville
Sada Thomasson
Mary Lou New
Notice Trespass Warning for Oak Lawn Farm Grounds
All persons are warned against trespassing on Oak Lawn farm grounds. No ball playing hunting fishing or similar activities will be allowed after September. Lee J. Williams.
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Oak Lawn Farm
Lee J. Williams
Local Harness and Buggy Goods Inventory Available
We carry a vice line of sur reys, buggies, and buggy harness. If you wish to buy please see our stock before purchasing. Stewart & Hleming.
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Stewart & Hleming
Carroll Boys in United States Service
Carroll county shows patriotism with strong representations in army and navy. Capt. Earl I. Brown, USMA 1908 engineering corps, has served in Spain Cuba the Philippines and now directs dredging work in Wilmington NC. Capt. Boss Reese Philippine Scouts rose to captain after ten years in the islands. Lieut. Tolbert Smith of High Cavalry served in Cuba and the Philippines and is now at Fort Yellowstone. Ensign J. A. Mandeville, USNA 1905, served on the Maryland and Concord then China Japan and the Philippines and heads to the battleship fleet. Howard Smith at Fort Crook Nebraska after service in the Philippines. Apprentices Hodnett Newell Mitchell serve in the Marine Corps with Hodnett at Philadelphia and Washington and Taylor Hodnett aboard Georgia of the battleship fleet roaming worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Army
Navy
Earl I. Brown
United States Military Academy
Engineering
Brown
New York State
Cuba
Phillipine Islands
Washington
Wilmington
N.C
Boss Reese
Phillippine Scouts
Reese
San Maguel
Tucoolan
Phillippine Islands
Roosevelt
Phillippine Reservation
St. Cours Fair
Island
Tolbert Smith
Phillippines
Fort Yellow Stone
Wonderful Yellow Stone Park
J. A. Mandeville
U.S. Naval Academy
Maryland
Newport
Gibraltar
Naples
Port Said
Suez
Singapore
San Francisco
Mandeville
Concord
China
Japan
States
Howard Smith
Co. K
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebraska
John Hope Hodnett
Taylor Hodnett
Robert Newell
Herschel Mitchell
U. S. Marine Corps
John Hodnett
Philadelphia
Georgia
A and M News Highlights Student Life and Work
A new student arrives Tuesday and more are expected during the week. The cot ton bale sale continues with the eighth bale bringing steady prices. Prof. Melson made a business trip to Hogansville, and Miss Lillian Duggan of Forsyth visited over Sunday. The shop nears completion and students will soon begin work. Girls wore blue shirtwaist uniforms with red ties and belts on school days. Several students spent Sunday at home. Enlalah and Naomi Davis had their mother visiting. Teal brothers returned home due to a brother’s illness and death. Anna Bell Yates’s mother remains ill. Faculty plan a Friday night gathering. A blacksmith shop, scales, and two student societies are now active, Workers of the A and M led by Anna Bell Yates, and Argusy led by Harwood Robertson. Parker and Wood supply barley and rye seed.
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Prof. Melson
Hogansville
Adie
Lillian Duggan
Forsyth
Earl Lambert
Grantville
Emmett Brock
Roopville
Haygood Robertson
Bowden
Boyd Bishop
Carl Newell Carrollton
Enlalah
Naomi Davis
Reunion dates for United Confederate Veterans altered
Notice states the Atlanta reunion originally set for October 7th and 8th has been moved to October 22nd and 23rd. Delegates and attendees are advised of the change per W. O. Perry Adjt.
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The
United Confederate Veterans
Atlanta
W. O. Perry
New Paper The College News Seeks Subscriptions
The College News, a paper from Public School, invites subscriptions with last week’s issue featuring the opening of A M and B H S and other articles. Subscriptions are arranged through Ernie Adamson at the stated price.
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B.H.S
Ernie Adamson
Notice on Unpaid Subscriptions for A. and M. School
All unpaid subscriptions to the A. and M. School have been turned over for immediate settlement. If cash cannot be paid at once, you may settle by note due November 15, 1903. Leon Hoop, Attorney at Law, Stewart Building, Carrollton, Georgia.
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Leon Hoop
Stewart Bldg
Carrollton
Cascasweet Pitch for Cross Baby Relief
A dated advertisement promotes Cascasweet as a safe non opiate remedy for a fussy baby. It claims full compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law and notes it is sold by all druggists and widely recommended by mothers.
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Griffin
Crockery
Georgia Juvenile Protective Association
Carroll Boys
United States
A. and
M. News
Askew
Chipley
Roney
Hubert Teal
Acc
Anna Bell Yates
Workers of the A. and M
J. R. Persons
Mattie Martin
Argusy
Hlargood Robertson
Hendry Tarpley
Lee Williams
Parker & Wood
KeJowe
Oaklawn
College News
Stein-Bloch
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