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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
3
Hallie Norris eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Norris passed away. She was cheerful and helpful in the home and will be missed in her literary and Sunday school circles. Funeral services were held at Stripling's Chapel on Tuesday evening the 13th with friends and relatives offering sympathy.
C W King known as Uncle Charlie died at his Bremen home on the 16th. A Confederate veteran from the county, he was honorably discharged in April 1865 and a Baptist church member. His remains were taken to Carrollton for burial on the 11th with services at the First Baptist Church, ending in rest at the city cemetery.
Local page reports Pleasant event with Lucile Power improving from illness and Mrs Alice Harden on the sick list. The Hughes children have whooping cough. Mr and Mrs Will Carter welcome a fine girl. J V Horton recovering after a week of illness. Sorriny D A Horton busy ginning. Mrs Bob Duke and daughter Odessa visit Mrs Bonner on Sunday.
An advertisement assures Foley's Kidney Remedy can stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. Sold by Hamrick's Pharmacy.
Joseph Daniels, chairman of the Democratic National Press Bureau, reports growing Democratic sentiment in central states once Republican-leaning. He says opposition to the administration and Speaker Cannon fuels Bryan's rise, with Democrats optimistic about gains in Congress and possible president-elect prospects.
A Philadelphia Bulletin piece notes how modern farmers move with their farms like tortoises. It highlights Norman French tenants who maximize land use, cultivating rich top soil and extracting soil when leases end, leaving behind heavy soil loads and modular farming practices.
The Dublin Courier Dispatcher asserts that newspaper advertising dominates as the largest spend in ad budgets among media and stresses steady, disciplined campaigns over sporadic bursts to leave a lasting public impression. It likens ads to steady hammer blows shaping iron, urging careful planning like product purchases.
A terse appeal by W J Walker of Roberts Gui Crawford County seeking farms for sale or rent from 2 to 10 horse power, well improved with good water and healthy locality. Encourages early contact.
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