Land for sale near Carrollton with multiple improvements
230 acres between the Carrollton and Franklin roads and Carrollton and Lairdsboro public roads eight miles south of Carrollton. Includes a seven room dwelling, two barns, three tenant houses, wells, 60 acres of bottom land, 25 acres original forest, 125 acres in cultivation. Titles perfect. 1100 dollars of price to be carried till 1914 at six percent per annum. For details contact J. H. Barron, Agent, Carrollton Ga or Geo. Tumlin, Decatur Ga.
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Carrollton
Franklin
Carrollton and
Lairdsboro
J. H. Barron
Carrollton Ga
Geo
Notice to creditors of estate of Dr. J F Cole
All persons indebted to the estate of Dr. J F Cole must settle with W KE Johnson promptly as matters must be closed Mrs J F Cole indicates.
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J. F. Cole
W. KE. Johnson
Produce market plea from J H Jones in Clem Ga
A compact plea from J H Jones of Clem Ga inviting locals to bring produce including eggs at 25¢ each hens fr yers 25¢ butter 15¢ hides 7¢ cotton 13¢ for sale or trade. The notice emphasizes a ready exchange for various farm goods.
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J. H. Jones
Clem Ga
Sermons Little Folk on Satan Wild Beasts and Angels in the Desert
A sermon reflects on Jesus’s forty days in the wilderness cited in Mark 1 13 noting temptations by Satan the presence of wild beasts and angels ministering to him It emphasizes the sword of the spirit the word of God and ends with a call to find comfort and strength in angels’ unseen visits during trials.
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Satan
Jesus
God
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Bethel
Gethsemane
Pigs Feet Show Fatal Weakness Warns Expert
A noted hog expert warns that poor feet signal fatal weakness in the breed and can be transmitted, advising judges to stress feet in shows to prevent underbuilt bone and related sore pasterns as hogs grow to large weights.
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Corn Belt
Judge benefit of feet in hogs fair for farm use
The text argues judges should not blame animals with heavy feed and strong feet, noting a sound foot and leg reflect constitutional qualities. It compares hogs to horses, stressing early weight gain and sturdy pastern joints as crucial for efficient food use and performance.
Horse Care and Breeding Insights for Graded Work Teams
An older article discusses pairing matching horses by size weight and temperament, avoiding mismatches that harm performance. It explains soundness over beauty in thoroughbreds, notes rare horseshoes, and advises grinding feed for old or tooth‑impaired horses to ease chewing and jaw use.
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