Off to College opening year adds four colleges
Carrollton lists four colleges for the new collegiate year including Mercer University in Macon and Emory College with names such as Oscar D. Fleming and Raymond Robinson. Female colleges cited include Agnes Scott in Decatur and Shorter College in Rome with a roster of students and staff.
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Carrollton
Mercer University
Macon
Oscar D. Fleming
Raymond Robinson
Emory College
Charlie Ward
State University
Athens
Clin P. Beall
Rufus Martin
Sam Brock
Will Simonton
Edgar Johnson
Georgia Military Institute
Milledgeville
Carl Newell
Atlanta Medical College
Ry Rozar
Henderson College
Arkansas
Jesse Tromasson
Technological School
Clego Meadows
Agnes Scott
Decatur
Mary Lizzie Radford
Minnie Smith
Shorter College
Rome
Mary Camp
Mary Low New
Marion West
Wesleyan
Celeste Dunbar
Marie Bradley
la Grange
Bettie Dunbar
Mary Long
Annie Pace
Lena Hogan
Mamie Archer
Ruby Beall
Essie Tift
Forsyth
Annie Lou Redwine
Grace Veal
Chicora
Greenville
S. C
Margaret Simonton
Salem School Closes With Friday Exhibition
Salem reports a Friday night exhibition ending the term. Attendees from here joined a Carrollton convention held over Saturday and Sunday. Drew Stamps left for Macon to enter Mercer College. Mrs. Davis of Bremen visits her daughter this week. Will Chambers of Tyus stayed with his sister Saturday night. Rev. Henry preached Sunday and Rev. D F Stamps spoke Sunday night. Wakeup correspondents and reports requested.
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Carrollton
Drew Stamps
Macon
Mercer
Mrs. Davis
Bremen
Will Chambers
Tyus
Henry
D. F. Stamps
New Meat Market Opens Near Kaylor’s Store
R A Hays announces a fresh meat market in the room beside Kaylor’s. He seeks cattle hogs and horses for supply and requests green and dry hides from sellers.
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Kaylor
R. A. Hays
Chambers and Worthy Married in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Emily Chambers and Mr Henry Worthy wed at the bride’s home on Dixie street last Wednesday evening at six o’clock. Rev W Dunbar officiated under a wedding arch among ferns and foliage as a few relatives witnessed. The couple reside at Tanner street with Mr Worthy’s Johnson Drug Co ties and receive heartfelt congratulations.
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Emily Chambers
Henry Worthy
Dixie Street
Rev.w. Dunbar
Miss Chambers
Caurrothon
Mr. Worthy
Johnson Drug Co
Tanner Street
Primary nominating winners for mayor and council
Saturday’s primary selected J. M. Burns for mayor and councilmen D L Hearn T C Bledsoe J R Dozier C H Stewart. School board members chosen were A K Snead and T H Merrell. The day was harmonious with enthusiastic workers and good feeling throughout.
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J. M. Burns
D L. Hearn
T.C. Bledsoe
J. R. Dozier
C. H. Stewart
Merrell Bros Shoe Purchase Leads to Lost Wallet
A man who misplaced a five dollar bill found it in his shoe after buying shoes from Merrell Bros. The incident implies prudent trading with Merrell Bros may safeguard money.
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Merrell Bros
Farm For Sale Near Lowell With 672 Acres And Home
A farm located one mile south of Lowell contains 672 acres with four in cultivation, two houses, and is convenient to schools and churches. Known as the old Harp place. Apply to L. A. Harp, Clem, Ga., Route 1.
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Lowell
Old Harp Place
L. A. Harp
Clem
See Parker Wood mower and take before you buy
An agent for feeding magazines offers subscriptions and renewals to Carrollton residents. Mentioned contact is Mrs. Wm. Heall and promotes a bargain deal linked to Parker and Wood mower products.
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Parker & Wood
Carrollton
Wm. Heall
Two Workmen Fall 30 Feet From Decatur Tank
Geo Morris Jr. 22 of Carrollton and Clyde Rountree 24 of Boston were hurled 30 feet to the bottom of a Decatur waterworks tank when scaffolding gave way. Morris suffered a broken arm and other injuries while Rountree had a serious scalp wound. They had worked on the dome for about five weeks. Otis Turner and others on the dome escaped the fall.
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Jcatur
George Morris, Jr
Carrollton
Clyde Rountree
Boston
Decatur Waterworks
Morris
Rountree
Ansley-Goss
Q O. E. Reagan
DeKalb County
Otis Turner
The Cotton Crop Outlook and Market Demand
A large cotton crop is expected, which would boost southern prosperity by creating jobs and rail traffic. However the global demand for cotton goods remains cautious due to last winter’s financial strain, though mills cutting output may reduce inventories and eventual demand could rise as the new crop moves to market. The resurgence of general trade is anticipated and cotton goods may lead the recovery.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Morris visit to Atlanta as son injured by scaffold fall
Mr. Geo Morris traveled to Atlanta on Wednesday night to see his son George who was severely injured when a scaffold collapsed at work on a standpipe in Decatur. BeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promoted as suitable for cuts burns bruises scratches and piles and is recommended and sold by druggists.
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Geo. Morris
Atlanta
George
Decatur
beWitt
Joseph M Brown Sees Bryan Winning Support In Union
Joseph M Brown reports from Waynesville North Carolina that Bryan has gained strength nationwide. He praises campaign chair Hall and Georgia Democrats foresee unity after the June 4 ballot, noting students leaving for colleges including Margaret Simonton Mary Long Betty Dunbar Celeste Dunbar and others from LaGrange Forsyth Milledgeville and Athens.
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Waynesville
N. C
William Jennings Bryan
Hall
North
Georgia
Margaret Simonton
Chicago
Mary Long
Betty
Celeste Dunbar
LaGrange
Annie Lou Redwine
Forsyth
Mary Lizzie Radford
Minnie Smith
Ag’nes Scott
Maggie Dozier
Muilledgeville
Ruby Beall
Lena Hogan
Marie Archer
La‘Grange
Edgar Johnson
Will Simonton
Sam Brack
Rufus Martin
Ot Lrall
University of Georgia
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el Queeno Cigars
B. C. Bass & Company
Couchela
Coca Cola
Geo. Morris Jr
Joseph M. Brown
Spender
Kodak
City of
O. Newell
Stein - Blochs, Hamburger Bros
Spero - Michaels Clothing
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