Whitesburg School Opens With Glee Club Formed
Whitesburg notes describe the opening of the school on September 3 with good attendance. Brother Green led chapel, classes were organized, and girls from seventh to ninth grades formed the Whitesburg Glee Club. A school library is being prepared to open in the second month. term routines are established under guiding aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Green
Eigth
Prades
Whitesburg Glee Club
Singing Heart
W. W. Swetnax
How to Gather Seed Corn From Ripening Stalks
U S Department of Agriculture advises farmers to select seed corn only from standing, ripening ears and to harvest with seed-picking bags. Choose stalks that produced the most corn under similar conditions, favor early maturity, wind-firm, stocky stalks, and refrain from suckers for better yields.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bear Creek Community Notes and Local Happenings
Singing at Bowdon Junction drew a good crowd with Miss Ruth Brock visiting and school reports from Bremen and Mt. Zion. Farmers focus on fodder and a larger hay crop while Lois Johnson starts at Mt. Zion and several residents traveled to Carrollton for business as rain dampened fodder harvest. Marketing surplus crops requires careful planning and foresight.
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Bowdon Junction
Ruth Brock
Bremen
Shiloh Sanday
Lois Johnson
Mt. Zion
Bear Creek
Frank Boyd
Grady Brock
Carrollton
Tom Boyd
R. L. Johnson
Tear Mathis
Brock
Lumsden
Thanking Friends for Kindness During Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs J R Wallace and family express gratitude to friends neighbors and doctors for kindness shown in sickness and death of their baby.
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J. R. Wallace
Mrs
G. W. Wallace
Gerard exposes Kaiser plots in four years in Germany
The Atlanta Georgian American previews James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany will publish My Four Years in Germany a six week series starting September 16 detailing Germanys bid to undermine democracy and the wars inevitability for the United States.
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All Nationa
Gerwane
Germany
James W. Geraril
South
Uermany
Gerard
Atlanta
Kaiser
United States
Before the Battle Stand Fast and Fight to Be Best
A 1917 Beat poem urges competitors to persevere against rivals, stressing steadiness under pressure and courage to the end. It portrays champions falling to youth that stays true, and ends with a sales plug for free notices in the Free Press.
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J. E. Cramer
First National Bank
Reese
T. W. Reeves
John Hudson
Villa Rica
Betty Reynolds Cobb
Holderness Building
Carrollton, GA
H. J. Goodwyn
Goodwyn
Georgia
Homer L. Barker
Genito Uri
W. L. Fitts
Heuce
W. T. Creel
Creel & Harper
L. J. Brock
Firet National Bank
Shirley C. Boykin
Boykin & Boykin
Emmett Smith
Stewart Building
E. T. Steed
Law
R. W. Jones
R. D. Jackson
A. D. Jackson, Jr
R. D. Jackson & Son
Cascoll
Haralson
Alde
D. Hamrick
Chichesters
Hest
Whitesburg
Carroll County
Tere Best
Yesterting
Lane
Edgar A. Beat
Raymond Robinson
Bradley Building
Carrollton, Georgia
Tie
Brer Rabbit
Ludder
Daddy
Uncle Remus
Brer Fox
Brer Wolf
Brer Buzzard
Charlie Chaplin
Remus
Atlanta Georgian
Marvin Foster
Sims Street
Mail Subscription Department
Atlanta, Ga
Daily
Georgian
Milton Smith
Spring Street
Phona
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