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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
The new Bonpville school opened with Rev W. W. Roop leading services and speeches by Prof. Almon J J Thomasson and W J Millican. Fifty one present plus patrons praised Roy Almon and his sister Ruth. Local notes mention Carrollton association, merchants busy, and housing changes as cotton prospects dip.
Shiloh residents attended preaching in Lowell. Grover Johnson and wife were in Carrollton last week. Dave Johnson and wife visited his ill mother Mrs S A Johnson. Enoch Johnson and wife toured Carrollton Wednesday. Uncle Ben Williamson remains ill. Edmond Johnson of Cullman Alabama visits his ailing mother. Baughtman near Lowell made a residence move last Saturday. Uncle Zack Williamson marked his 82nd birthday Saturday. Alfred Williamson returned after visiting Grantville. Hurrah for the Free Press and its readers.
A Western representative of Celtic origin repeatedly baited the opposition in Congress. His impetuous bursts drew calls for order from the speaker. To avoid provoking a clash, colleagues pulled at his coat tails, but he finally sat down after retracting a sharp remark.
For sale a 115 by 176 foot corner lot fronting Chandler Street and City Park. Cash buyers only. Apply to HS, Carter.
The Executive Committee of the Fourth District A M School Fair Association resolves to thank and honor Secretary-manager J L Heaton for the 1910 Fair’s success. Resolutions memorialize the minutes and preserve a copy for Heaton as a token of esteem. Adopted unanimously October 25 1910.
The letter laments dissatisfaction with the second fair, citing crowded shows and perceived graft while praising some exhibits and noting improvements over last year. It mentions stall rack issues, horse race betting nearby, and the absence of promoter learning, urging effort toward a third fair in 1911 and praising Carroll's progress.
Attorney-General declares failure to pay dog tax makes one a defaulter and ineligible to vote in state and county elections even if the taxed dog is surrendered and killed. Comptroller confirms tax collectors cannot split receipts and must refuse tax if any part remains unpaid.
White pointer dog with lemon ears missing in Newnan Georgia. Name Sport. Reward offered. Notify T Bailey if found.
Carrollton Furniture and Undertaking Co conducts a public auction offering a piano or sewing machine. Highest bidder wins the item. Auction details are listed by the firm for interested bidders.
Advertises Foley's Kidney Pills as a remedy for loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness caused by kidney or bladder disorders. Sold by Johnson Drug Co.
A witty banter scene unfolds in a Broad Street shop where a new clerk claims to have sent a prize to Mrs. Hash. The grocer reacts with surprise and confusion, venting frustration over the misaddressed delivery and a busy day in the shop.
Two elderly veterans, Mr. J. J. Hunt and Mr. Robert Powledge, died on the same day last week and were buried together at Lone Oak. Both served as Confederate veterans and were respected citizens. Meriwether regrets the loss of these good men.
Mrs. E. Marti of St. Joseph Michigan writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured her sick boy's severe bronchial trouble after doctors failed. She reports relief from coughing and gagging and says the remedy saves trouble and is kept in the home. For sale by Johnson Drug Co.
Conner and Martin maintain a constant display of fresh meats fish and oysters in season for customers seeking quality seafood and cold cuts.
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