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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1918

Page

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City Primary Yields Quiet Vote and Re‑elected Leaders

The city primary produced a light turnout with 253 names on the voters list. Mayor W. H. Flournoy and councilmen G. W. Fleming, John T. Matthews, Claude E. Smith, and Lewis Rims were re‑elected without opposition. School board races were quiet with L. K. Smith, B. B. Brodnax, J. C. Kytle, and J. A. Mandeville stepping down or defending seats. Mandeville defeated by a narrow margin while J. H. Burson also lost.

Hell Counell- Soon W. H. Flournoy G. W. Fleming John T. Matthews Claude E. Smith Lewis Rims Carrollton L. K. Smith B. B. Brodnax 4. C. Kytle J. A. Mandeville Mexica Kytle Brodnae Mosars Mandeville Smith Mr. Smith Mr. Mandeville I J Burson If. O Hyatt Campbell J. A

Scout Troop Aims to Break Liberty Bond Drive Record

At a Monday meeting of the Boy Scouts packed with enthusiasm the group announced another drive for Liberty Bond fourth loan. They goal to raise eighty thousand dollars this campaign, past twenty thousand more than the prior $18,550. Assistant scout master Ty Astin is welcomed, promising good times on hikes and in the lodge. Meetings are held Mondays at 6 at the courthouse. George Smith, Scout Scribe.

Avenrs Berome Ty Astin John D Jerusalem Gegerge Smith

Dr Fitts Home Not Sold Despite Impression

Dr Fitts clarifies his home has not been sold to Dr Goodwyn. A public sale is planned at the courthouse door on a Gras Tuesday in November. The notice notes bonds: every hundred dollars adds a hundred more.

Fitts Dr. Goodwyn Court House

Work or Fight Office Now Open in Fort DeFort

The United States Employment Service examiner in Fort Dempit, DeFort, opens a work or fight office under the law. Fifteen men and boys left for Port Terminals in Charleston, including four whites and eleven colored, with carpenters and bricklayer helpers among them. Workers seeking government jobs urged to contact Examin­er Robinson for information.

Raymond Robinson United States Employment Service de Fortmait Tabor Charleston 8. C Co. D. Portwood H. H. Portwood Janet Green Coleman Hunter Willis Eivis Bert Bailey T. Hagen William Davis Albert Polston van Beedles Clifton Lambert George Estes Oscar McKinney Otis Munday Andrew Morris

Fourth Liberty Loan Fighting Loan Campaign Victory IE

The Fourth Liberty Loan is urged as a fighting loan to support the American Army in France near victory against Berlin. Home front sacrifices are demanded as soldiers risk their lives to secure liberty and victory in a great war effort. Every subscriber is said to strike a blow for freedom and success.

France Berlin America Europe

Red Cross seeks clothing for Belgian refugees

Carrollton Chapter of the American Red Cross calls for clothing donations for Belgian refugees. Any man woman or child clothing is welcome as the box will be sent Saturday the 28th. Call Mrs Betty Cobb at 179 if you can contribute. Betty R Cobb, Secretary.

Carrollton American Red Cross Betty Cobb Betty R. Cobh

Temple Banking Company Statement of Condition 1918

The Temple Banking Company of Temple Georgia reports its condition as of the close of business September 20 1918 in Carroll County. Cashier L F West swears the figures are true from the bank’s books and is sworn before J Hilderbrand Notary Public on September 24 1918.

Temple Banking Company Temple Georgia Carroll County Mo Eamio P. Wert L. F. West Hilderbrand N. P Elicia J Carrollton

Every Hero to Be Gien a Farm in Postwar Plan

Washington announces a plan to provide a home and farm for every returning soldier. Secretary Lane argues a nationwide effort will create employment and civic ties, offering men and soon wives a place in postwar America. The initiative, funded by a preliminary $200,000 survey, aims to expand into larger appropriations by the incoming Congress.

Washington, D. C Congress Lane Cmme

French 75 gun to be used at A M School through Christmas

The French 75, named for its 75 millimeter calibre, will be at the A M school through Christmas. An incapacitated officer will visit in the fall to instruct students in handling the gun. The weapon, central to French artillery, influenced American force procurement after U S entry into the war.

Fie W. C. Adamson J. 11. Melson

Robison Promoted to Internal Revenue Agent for Georgia

Friends note a promotion for J. R. Robison from Chief Field Officer in Georgia to Internal Revenue Agent for the state with headquarters in Atlanta. He will oversee the state income tax as part of the war effort, continuing faithful government service comparable to trench duty.

J. R. Robison Robison Field Omcer Georgia Georgian Atlanta Nia Government le Ins Sinia Aiovost

Lost Lady's Price Between Rifle Range and Water

Lost between 0.8 and Rifle Range and Water on Wednesday morning September 18. Reward offered. Return to Mrs J N Ross, DU 8 Rifle Range. Wills note: Cole's Hot Blast Heaters help reduce living expenses.

J. N. Ross Ross Cole

Remeeat Re Lieut Long in Heroic River Battle

A fragment from a Sunday Herald recounts Lieutenant M. Long and Bay in a desperate river fighting episode. Long is repeatedly wounded during a chaotic assault as enemy fire and a swollen river hamper retreat. A friend notes Long uttered his name as he passed.

Murno Prancen M Misgrave M. Long Lowe Tinien Long Brately

Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Opens Saturday Morning

A call to all residents to join the Fourth Liberty Loan drive begins Saturday morning with local committees urging strong participation. President Wilson’s message appears in the paper in his handwriting, printed for Carroll County readers on page two.

Marke Liberty Loan Wilson Lina Carroll County

Boys Literary Society organized for 1918 19

The high school formed the Boys Literary Society in the second grade room for 1918 19. Major Grayhill urged the boys toward lifelong thinking and speaking skills. Malcom Hamrick was elected president pro tem with Leonard Wedeon secretary. Officers chosen include President Hamrick VP Bernard Crockett Secretary Leonard Hendon Critle Bam Carter. Committees named and plans set for Friday September 27 at 12 16 pm with invites extended. Buy Liberty Bonds.

Boys Literary Society Major Grayhill Mr. Adams Malcom Hamrick Leonard Wweendon Bernard Crockett Leonard Hendon Critle Bam Carter Armis Howell Brock Raymond Crider Bryant Smith Carl Breyens Milton Mitt Harvey Jackson John Hume Nomfely Hume

City Enforces Forced Labor Meant to Put Men to Work

Three men Sil Jackson Gale Wisher and K Migou were brought here last week on charges under a Georgia work or fight law. Hud Jackson testified he worked enough to earn money for expenses while Gale Wisher refused essential city work. T Hagan left for Charleston to take government work as the campaign to require five days of labor weekly begins with local officials coordinating with the county.

Sil Jackson Qube Piyches K. Migou Georgia Hud Jackson Gale Wisher T. Hagan Governimiet Charleston Paws Ut Ds Alty County Ofielala Bethe

Mammoth Money Saving Sale at Dok near Bowdon

A historic ad proclaims a big sacrifice sale by J J Wavrod and Hagrod as they wind up mercantile ventures. It touts a stock of four thousand dollars in dry goods and items from Hamilton Brown aloes to kos and children fashions, opening October 5 and running through October with emphasis on saving money for fall and winter needs.

Fumona Hamilton Brown Aloes J. J. Wavrod Dok Bowdon Hagrod

John Newell Home Sold to W T Jones

Whiteburg buyer W T Jones purchases the John C Newell home on Dixie Street and plans to move to Carrollton soon. Carroll Real Estate and Renting Agency led by O K Henderson Jr. arranged the closing.

John Newell W. T. Jones W. T. Jonen Whiteburg Hima John C. Newell Dixie Street Jones Carrollton Carroll Real Estate & Renting Agency K Henderson, Jr

Salesman Wanted for Oil Grease and Paint in Cleveland

Riverside Refining Co seeks a part or full time traveling salesman in Cleveland Ohio. Must have knowledge of lubricating oil grease and paint and be willing to handle communication with clients. Apply to Riverside Refining Co Cleveland Ohio.

Riverside Refining CO Cleveland, O

Farm for Rent Near Bremen with Dwellings and Pasture

Tenner farm five miles south of Bremen offers two good dwellings and ample barren land suitable for three or four horses. Property listed by Adamson in Bremen Georgia.

Tenner Bremen Adamson

Carroll County Liberty Loan Quota Set at 407 450

Carroll County fixed Fourth Liberty Loan quota at 407 450 dollars and pledges full participation. Officials urge rapid, united bond buying, comparing effort to local wartime actions and urging residents to support Carroll county soldiers.

Carroll to Form County Advisory Board

County Agent Ed T. Jackson calls a meeting of farmers and millers from Carroll County at the courthouse in Corralitos Georgia to form a County Advisory Board on the wheat question. The aim is to address wheat production and supply for the fall season with an estimated twenty thousand barrels needed for the county and calls for local involvement.

Ed T. Jackson Corralitos Plina Carroll County France

Notice from Dr W L Pitts on unsettled obligations

A notice states the doctor is unable to meet obligations and has arranged with T M Hamrick to collect due amounts. It urges debtors to call and settle promptly and to deal with the matter in honest spirits. Respectsfully, Dr W L Pitts.

T. M. Hamrick W. L. Pitts

Statement of the Condition of the Citizens Bank 1918

A bank balance sheet shows assets including cash, stocks, cotton advances, U S Treasury certificates, and real estate. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, deposits, cashier's checks, and time certificates, with a sworn affirmation by cashier Lewis Sims in Carroll County Georgia on September 25, 1918.

Howac Bankera U. S. Treasury

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