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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1920

Page

5

Georgia Farmers Tour Ohio State Fair Experience

E T Jackson chronicles a Georgia delegation trip by train to Columbus Ohio. They meet officials, tour the state fair, view cattle herds including Guernseys from South Carolina, inspect the four wings of the agricultural building, and observe displays on crops and plant nutrition. They tour dairy farms in Franklin County, see big herds, and witness electric milking. The journey covers 1800 miles by train and 200 by car with no accidents, ending with gratitude to railroads and Ohio State Agricultural College.

Chicago Columbus Illinois Indiana Ohio Ada N. BE. Snow Georgia Athens Cox Ng Union South Carolina Ohio Agricultural College Gen. U. 8. Grant Carroll County Franklin County Farm Bureau Don Schanf Onas Holsmins Jerseys State University of Ohio Kentucky Tennessee North State Agricultural College

Chamberlain's Tablets Praise From Missouri Reader

Mrs Volta Bankaon of Chillicothe Missouri writes that Chamberlain's Tablets relieved indigestion toned up her liver ended back ache and dizziness. She praises the tablets and says she will always speak well of them.

Ambiguous financial figures from OCR fragment

Fragmentary OCR line lists numbers like 7 T220.77 and 300 00 5 540.44 1 025.08 580.35 with unclear context or subjects. No readable names, dates, or locations to establish a news item.

Brown's Cross Roads Weekend Visits and Losses

Miss Loyal McCollister of Temple visited Komofalka and the Gray household. Mr and Mrs Davis recently returned from Hot Springs. Mrs Mills of Birmingham stays with her mother Mrs Gena Pollard. Hamp Riggs hosted Isaac Dewberry's family. Ruby Jacobs visited her parents, W W and C W Jacobs. Tackett visited his father J H Tackett. Roy Entrekin lost a mule last Saturday and Herman Riggs lost a cow on Friday. Gray and Parrissy hosted guests. Mrs Tanke Dewberry is ill. Mr and Mrs A W Allen spent Thursday with son Largin Allen and family.

Loyal McCollister Temple Komofalka Glenn Gray J. T Davis Hot Springs Pointe Mills Birmingham Gena Pollard Hamp Riggs Isaac Dewberry Ruby Jacobs Tanke Dewberry A. W. Allen Largin Allen

Community Notes From Whitesburg Area Social Round

Local families share visits and illness news with neighbors in Whitesburg and nearby areas. Updates include Ata Shumake improving, Shumake family illnesses, and multiple social calls among Dean, Stevens, Hammond, Harper, and Shumake households across Sunday gatherings.

Community Notes From Cross Plains Weekend Visits

Wayside reports several residents attending a singing in Cross Plains Saturday night. Herrin returned home after a week at Sand Hill. Morris and McGuire families visited in Hulett. Herrin and family joined Hackney and others for Monday night visits. Families from Newnan, Dallas, Villa Rien, and Sand Hill were guests or hosts across several gatherings Sunday and Saturday.

Severnl Cross Plains Paul Herrin Sand Hill M. E. Morris Ruth McGuire Hulett M .Herrin W. T. Hackney W. A. Hinesley Dallas Boswell Newnan Herbert Ford Dallas Paul Herrin Robert Morris Mesers Dewey Willian Leonard Young Buretha Herrin Vera Stewart Hackney Ruby Grace Matthews Villa Rien Herschel Young M. A. Boyd

West Point Visits and Local Family News Hits Oak Grove

West Point residents visit Rev T A Griffin's tenant house while Ruth Nix joins Kate Morrey Sunday. Leone Nannie Josie Little attend Oak Grove preaching. Alice Taylor and Stogan visit Mrs Griffin. J T Caldwell family from near Carrollton spend Wednesday night with daughter. W H Eidson family also visiting. Jack Frost causes a week’s hustle in town. Aline Griffin recovering from ear surgery at Memorial Hospital Carrollton and expected home soon. Swygart family to remain at widow Hogan’s place another year.

West Point Rev. T. A. Griffin Hous Ruth Nix Kate Morrey Carrollton W. H. Eidson Jack Frost Aline Griffin Memorial Hospital

Notice of Rev Wiggins visiting Columbus for church matters

Rev A R B Wiggins former pastor of the Methodist Protestant church of this city will be here next Sunday night October 10 and will grant church fetters to all members dealing them.

A. R B. Wiggins Columbus, Gai Methodist Protestant Church

Oak Ridge South Families Visit Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Henry Marchman and children of Glenloch spent Sunday with J Kidd family. J D Lyle family from near Oak Grove called on Rev and Mrs T A Griffin on Tuesday. Albert Pouncay, a tractor operator on Carrollton and Bodo villa road, moved his family from.

Henry Marchman Glenloch Kidd J. D. Lyle Near Oak Grove T. A. Griffin Albert Pouncay Carrollton and Bodovilla

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. T. Jackson Trip the West WHAT Water Works Department G. O Gallatieney J. L. Thomasson Dvengure Fbelico ‘Department H. N. Spencer Treaster Eneral Capt G. H. Steel Brown's Cross Roads Shiloh Ata Shumake John Dean L. W. Dean Whitesburg Daught Stevens Ludia Church B .W. Gray Banning Pearlie Hammond Misses Johnson Wilse Harper Roilton T. Shumake Shomake Belah Mae Vara Johnga Bella Beulah Shumake Psslir Hammond Homer Roberts Brown Bella Shumake W. T. Shumake Joe Davia Mittie Hammond Lee Phillips Belle and Hewlah Bhumals Mamie Camilla Harper Wayside Alice Taylor Stogan T. A, Griffin J. T. Caldwell Steinbach’s Puid Square Carrollton, GA
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