Dr Eliot urges voters to back Democratic ticket balance
Dr. Eliot argues Republicans betrayed wartime ideals, praising Wilsonian Paris results and urging support for the Democratic party. He contrasts parties on liberty, health, and labor welfare, claiming Democrats best advance progressive national goals and honor.
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DR. Eliot
Eliot
Lodge
League of Natioia
America
Germany
Elena Tho
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Aly
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Cver
Wilson
Tax Collectors Schedule for 1920 Notice
Public notice lists planned sites and times for collecting state and county taxes for the year 1920. It directs residents to appear at designated locations to fulfill tax duties and comply with local revenue processes.
Community notes from Eureka on social visits and crop talk
The Eureka column reports well attended afternoon singing. Mr and Mrs Hugh Bell visited Mr and Mrs Roy Ashmore. Mr H F P Windom and family spent time with Mr and Mrs 8 D Ashmore and with the Ashmores. Crops are very short here and there is some moving in the Inte community. Let us join in a loud amen that he may never come our way again.
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Hugh Bell
Roy Ashmore
H. FP. Windom
D. Ashmore
Best advertisement from Guion Drug Store claims customer satisfaction
E B Milburn of Guion Drug Store Arkansas touts Chamberlain cough remedy as a proven, long standing seller. He asserts consistent customer satisfaction and strong endorsement of the product by the store.
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E. B. Milburn
Prop
Guion Drug Store
Guion, Ark
Whitesburg Notes and Local Visits This Week
In Whitesburg H C Lovyern of Carrollton spent Tuesday in the forest near Mandeville. J W Wars of Atlanta spent days on his farm near Banning. Mrs J B Cook of route 2 and Tom Hyde visited Whitesburg. Mrs T Duncan spent Sunday afternoon in Newnan. Sacred Harp singing drew attendees from nearby. Prof W W Swetnam returned from Kentucky after helping his mother. Mrs Oree Moore and Mrs L A Rooks visited Lowell. Marion Richards came back from Houston after the Confederate reunion. Vannie Lou and Mary Copeland weekended in Newnan and Madras. F W Worley lost barn, mule, cow, and Ford car to fire Sunday night. B L Copeland visited relatives near Banning. Whitesburg team beat Union 10 to 0 in a ball game. Rev J W McLeod held Baptist services Saturday and Sunday. third Saturday services now on face and Sunday night.
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H. C. Lovyern
Carrollton
Whitesburg
Mandeville Milla
J. W. Wars
Atlanta
Banning
J. B. Cook
Route 2
Tom Hyde
T. \. Duncan
Newnan
Sacred Harp
F.W. Worley
B. L. Copeland
W. T. Argo
B. M. Jones
Route 3
R. W. Richards
Union
J. W. McLeod
Baptist Church
Card of Thanks for Help After Tragic Death
May the richest blessings of God's mercies be with our dear friends who tenderly helped us during the death of our little boy. We especially thank Drs J E Powell and B Powell for their untiring efforts, Mr and Mrs L B Lambert and Children.
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J. E
B. ©. Powell
Mrs. L
Lambert
Carroll Free Press Subscription Call to Support
Neighbors and friends are urged to subscribe to The Carroll Free Press and use the paper for local advertising. The notice promotes patronage to sustain the newspaper and grow its community reach.
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Free Press
Carroll Free Press Circulation Boost Draws New Readers
The Carroll Free Press grows weekly with about six new mailing names, mainly first-time subscribers drawn by its noted excellence and fairness. It boasts a genuine circulation more than twice its closest competitor and exceeding the combined reach of the five nearby papers, inviting readers to compare costs.
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Carroll Free Press
The
Free Press
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Bowdon
New Mexico
Peet
Victory
Tyus
Roopv
Carroll
Lowell
Clem Pyare
County Line
Banning Ueensre Wdenseday
Cross Plains
Hale
Sand Hil
M. E. Griffin
Purina
L. Purina
Maple Street Warehouse Co
Maaple Street Crossing
Carrollton, Ga
U. S. Government
Federal Reserve Bank
the Consolidated Co
Depot Street
P. O
Kersey & Prather
Newnan, Georgia
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