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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
2
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic Party nomination for Judge of the Superior Court in the Coweta Circuit, subject to the September 8 primary. The speaker expresses gratitude for three and a half years as Solicitor General and asks for voters support in the current race.
W H Hamrick of Villa Rica Georgia announces candidacy for Carrell County representative subject to September 8 primary. He seeks voters influence and support.
To the voters of Carroll County, John T. Hixon announces his candidacy for reelection as a representative. He asks for your endorsement at the polls on September 8 and respectfully thanks supporters for past help. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected.
Local notices present two candidates, H J Reaves and I H P Beck, seeking the Democratic primary September 8. Both promise to serve county and state interests, support rural schools including a nine month term, and oppose special interests. Beck notes Confederate veterans deserve pensions pending legal qualifications.
The notice cites J L Smith announcing candidacy for Carroll County representative subject to the September 8, 1920 primary. It also lists Henry H Revill seeking Solicitor General of the Coweta Circuit with claims of twenty-two years at the bar, prior judge and court reporter roles, pledging fearless, fair, economical administration and loyalty to white voters.
The statement announces a bid for Solicitor General in the Coweta Circuit subject to the Democratic primary on September 8 1920. The speaker vows a clean, high toned campaign and rejects ad slinging or character assailing as unfitting for the office.
A candidate pledges active service to the people of the district, opposing a small group of selfish politicians. He promises fairness firmness and fearlessness in office and insists on enforcing the law equally for tech and the poor, seeking votes and influence.
A. K. Snead notes Newt Spence’s bid for mayor of Carrollton, subject to the upcoming primary. Snead also states his own candidacy for mayor in the Sept. 18 primary.
J. P. Travis yields to friends and enters the council race as a primary candidate. If elected he vows to faithfully discharge duties. W. M. Hallam and W. J. Aldridge also seek votes and solicit support for the city council race.
Amos M Stephens declares candidacy for the Carrollton School Board seeking a seat. Campaign focus includes district improvements, classroom resources, and student programs as he seeks broad community support in the upcoming election.
T W Moore announces his consent to have his name placed on the Carrollton council ticket following a mass meeting of citizens. He thanks supporters and pledges to back measures that would make Carrollton bigger and better if elected.
Candidate Tom announces council bid and asks voters to back him in the upcoming city primary. He appeals to residents to exercise influence and participate when the primary is scheduled.
Friends of education urge Carrollton voters to support J. A. Mandeville for one seat on the city school board in the upcoming primary election. The appeal stresses his fitness, unselfishness, and untiring energy amid serious city school problems.
Notice advertises obituary notices up to 150 words free with payment required for overage at one cent per word. Also promotes full job printing by mail from The Free Press office selling legal blanks and related printing services.
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