Robinson's views on city court costs in Carroll County
Carrollton Ga Oct 28 1918 Commissioner W M Robinson compares costs of City Court and Superior Court citing 1917 figures. He argues City Court expenses are lower and labor value could cover court costs, noting juror and witness pay for October 1918 term and declaring City Court a necessity.
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Carrollton
Carrall County
Guart
Inter
Chainsung
Carrallion
Shady Grove Community Notes Amid Rain Damages Crops
The piece records flood and rain damage to corn and open cotton in Shady Grove. It notes local illnesses improving under Dr. Reales, mentions Aliso Green with mumps, and lists visits among residents to hospitals and homes. It also reports deaths connected to influenza and pneumonia.
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Reales
Aliso Green
W. F. P. Brown
Katia Lou Brown
Emerson Brown
Camp Gordon
Ceenthy
Virgil Mmory
Wid. Sheffield
Alas Weat
J. T. Morgan
Victor Jordan
Green
Bam Driver
Philswinthipe
Moses West
WT. Morgan
Emma Jeidris
Clift Morris
Pedia
Menmonia
In Memory of Baby Bruce Hall Age One
The death angel took baby Bruce Hall from Ma and Mrs Homer Hall. He was one year and nine days old. Services at Low's Chapel conducted by Roy T. A. Bonner. A precious one from us is gone and a voice we loved is stilled. ANNIE DRAN.
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Homer Hall
Bruce
Darling
Esis
Reat
Low's Chapel
Roy
T. A. Bonner
Annie Dran
Trustworthy mail-in offer for remedies and clothing
An old advertisement promises a triad package including Foer's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, a Foley Kidney Tilly, and Waleyv Cathar, in exchange for a written mime nods address. It also advertises bargains on ladies' suits and coats from Joan W. Baskin & Co.
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Foley, & Co
Skefield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foer
Foley
Waleyv Cathar
Joan W. Baskin & CO
Southern Cotton Growers urged to protect seed quality for markets
An appeal to Southern cotton growers emphasizes seed variety choices to maintain market reputation. It warns against planting short lint types and promotes Fleming Cleveland BR Bell and similar varieties to sustain staple length and price. It stresses farmer responsibility to preserve the industry’s established quality.
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Carrall County
Promini
Fleming
Cleveland BR Bell
Eaton
Carrollton Baptist Association marks 45th anniversary and weather record
The Carrollton Baptist Association held its 4th Sunday in October 1874 weather note as a long record of sunny Octobers, noting 44 meetings with sunshine. Since 1874 the body grew from 17 churches and 1,264 members to 82 churches and 5,093 members with over $20,000 in missions and local work. The 4th annual meeting, hosted by Pleasant View church, ended with cordial hospitality and a call to forward progress.
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Carrollton Baptist Association
Carroll Masonic Institute
Hermon
Elhurch
Gollery
Svventeen
Baptists
Pleasant View
Mrs Dellie Richards Passes in Ferrin Texas October 9
Obituary note for Mrs Dellie Richards nee Melrayer wife of P M H Richards of Ferrin Texas. Married March 1900, five children Vernon Walter Nona Neva Nora. She conquered pneumonia and joined heavenly choir. Family mourns but cherishes faith and hope of reunion in heaven.
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Dellie Richards
Heavenly
Vernon
Walter
Nona
Neva
Nora
For Sale Farms in Judy County Georgia Advised by Joan Stone Co
Listings advertise farms in Judy County Georgia described as the home of sugar cane and tobacco in a prime farming region. The notice mentions Joan M. Stone & Co of Cairo Georgia and includes references to merchandise like men’s corduroy caps and a Pauset Tenn Co product.
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Judy County
Eigh Tobacco
Georgia
Pleasant Hill Social News Notes and Death Tragedy
From Pleasant Hill several residents attended gatherings near Mandeville and Sand Hill Thursday night. Reports mention the sudden death of Emmett Fuller at his Clem home and condolences to his family. News also notes visits, illnesses, and family travels across the area, including relatives of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Parker, with minor updates on medical conditions and bereavements.
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Meg O
Burks
J. Hy Vonper
JW. Wallane
Joe Parker
Will Ivey
Warrollton
Lang Pouglax
Tom Wilson
Link
Sam James
Coleman Turner
Doe Parker
Claud
Pranco
T. Burks and
Childrren
W. L. Long
R. H. Cooper
C. Turner
East Lake News Reports Crops and Illness Rife
Farmers near East Lake report mixed yields with dry weather, while J Towns boasts 12 bales of cotton and 126 bushels of corn per mule. Spanish influenza affects residents, including J L Stamps, with several funerals held at Stamps Chapel. Mrs. Towns and Entrekin family members recover or are ill. News mentions hospital care, local visits, and a move to a larger farm near Atlanta.
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J. Towns
J. L. Stamps
John Smith
Stamps Chapel
E T. Towns
Tom Entrekin
Mra Entrekin
Kress
Mins
Nell Entrekin
Ed Fincher
Vern Mote
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Grady Muse
Clarence Towns
Nannie Lou Phillips
Rudacil
Two brood sows Call at Vree Pregg Office
A fragmentary item mentions two brood sows and a call at a veterinary or office setting, with unclear details about a purchase or action. The text also cites a supply line for bare Goblin hand soap priced at 289 in a Monday and Saturday context, referencing VAUSHTT TRY CENT co.
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Vree Pregg
Vaushtt Try Cent Co
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W. M. Robinson
Carroll County
Shady Grove
Jesus
Aod
Sar Veire Xo
Leaven
Joan M. Stone & CO
Cairo
Chichester Spills
Deat Askeyour Dragnet
Pia Ta
Das Oe BM
Everiwere
Pleasant Hill
Frank Revson
Atlanta
Carrollton Mercantile Co
Coats
R. F. Hyatt, Mgr
East Lake
W.E. Mote
Oh. T. Towns
J. G. Neill
Mableton