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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
8
Grandma Reid died last Saturday night at the home of her son Reuben Reid at age 93. She was buried Sunday afternoon in Old Concord Cemetery with Rev. G W Burson conducting funeral services. The bereaved send their sympathy.
A sale of 198 acres five miles south of Douglasville is held to divide property among heirs. Inquiries directed to J. D. Dickinson on site, J. R. Cunningham in Douglasville, or J. C. H. at 98 Whitehall Terrace Atlanta Ga.
Mrs M A Carroll and daughter spent Saturday night with Mr Hogan. J N Akin and wife visited Bremen Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Camilla and Maurtice Johnson stayed with Miss Mamie Akin Saturday night. Mrs M A Hogan is very ill. Grady Robinson is quite ill. P M B Hogan, previously ill, is improving. Anson Helton and wife visited Bud McCarty Monday.
A good two horse farm for rent about 1 to 2 miles beyond King’s Bridge up Mandeville road. Apply to Mrs. M. C. Hood.
Seventy five acres of productive farmland plus good dwelling barn and orchard located one and a half miles south of Jake Ga on the Bowdon and Buchanan road. For information contact J T Stamps on the Ware Ga property. Reva.
An ad promotes Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy with a risk free trial. It claims the product costs 50 cents and is offered by Johnson Drug Co.
A man was arrested for stealing his own grip from an express wagon in a long running trick. He posed as a late arriving passenger, collecting a suitcase bundled with goods and then blamed the expressman for losses. The scheme netted him compensation from drivers to avoid trouble.
A short tale recounts Patti’s affection for Emperor William I of Germany. During a Hamburg performance he invited her to walk with him at morning waters, but she refused saying she rose early for no king. Later, when the emperor was frail, she wept and offered to visit him behind the scenes.
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