Death and funeral notice for Elizabeth Pope Richards
Elizabeth Pope Richards known as Mira Lizzie Pope and widow of Leroy Richards, died at 61. A member of Macedonia Baptist Church, she was a relative of Villa Rica Pope family and mother to five sons and three daughters, noted for Christian faith and family devotion during a life spanning Texas and Georgia.
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Pope
Villa Rica
Mira Lizzie Pope
Leroy Richards
Macedonia Baptist Church
Texas
Blood remedy promises root cure for skin diseases
Claiming temporary relief through surface treatments is useless, the ad promotes Ss SSOO P as a blood remedy that targets germs causing eczema and skin disorders. It offers free expert medical advice from Portoniet Medical Ac No 165 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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Bae Fe
Portoniet Medical Ac
Swift Laboratory
Atiana
Memorial for Mrs. Richards Passes After Typhoid Illness
Mrs. Richards died on December 12 after a months long illness traced to a typhoid fever attack endured at relatives’ home and a Villa Rica sanitarium. Her five sons and one brother were present at funeral services held at the Villa Rica Baptist church, with names listed as B L Richards Leevere R Richards M Richards and Cager Pope, among others. W. W. Roop notes the family receipt of sympathy.
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Carrolltia
Baptist
Villa Rica
B L
Richards
Leevere
11Th Street
Whita Falls
Texas
R. Richards
Mt. Pleasant
B. Richards
Town Park
Rt. 1
Iowa Park
Cager Pope
Caddo
Oklahoma
W. W. Roop
Price and Price visit. show and procession at Carrollton
In Carrollton on October 13 1920 Mr John L Price and Miss Lillie Price stayed with J W B and returned to Tallapoosa Ga. Cas Thompson and sons Berlin and Clyde visited the same home. They attended a big show in Carrollton and saw the procession and elephants while noting mixed views on a negro band and socialistic threats.
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Dear Free Press
John L. Price
Misa Lillie Price
Tallapoosa
Cas. Thompson
Berlin
Clyde
Carrollton
Thoman Stamps
Wilconic League
Motion pictures to aid fight against boll weevil
The Agriculture Department will release a documentary showing calcium arsenate dusting methods to control the boll weevil. The film, ready by early January, documents equipment, field layouts, and effects on cotton plants and bolls to demonstrate reduction in losses, aiming to cut damage from as high as 50 percent to about ten percent.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Card of Thanks for O W Howard and Family
We return thanks to friends for kindnesses shown during the illness, death and burial of husband and brother O W Howard. May God's richest blessings abide with you all. Mrs O W Howard and Children. Mrs M A Folds.
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O. W. Howard
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Elizabeth Pope Richards
Dodge
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Rome Street
Carrollton, GA
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DR. Hartman's
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la Grippe
National Biscuit Company
O, W. Howard
M,.a. Folds
Kytle
Aycock
Fordson
United States
United
Fordson Tractor
Mr. Farmer
W. L. Folds