Real Estate Pioneer J H Barron Offers Homes and Farms
J H Barron lists diverse properties in Carrollton Ga including 150 acre farms near Bremen and Carrollton, a 2 acre parcel by Lowell road, several 4 to 5 room dwellings on Dixie Newnan and Cedar streets, and a 3000 dollar premier lot near Maple and South streets. Also offers life health and fire insurance through Penn Mutual and 14 years in land titles and abstracts.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bremen
Muandeyile
Waco
J.H. Barron
Carrollton, Ga
J.r.brock
Lowell Road
Clem
Carrollton
J.h.barron
C. L.gray
Dixie Street
Newnan Street
Maple Street
South St
Vrand
J. H. Barron
Carrollten Ga
Adamson Ave
Cigar Salesmen Wanted in St Louis Market
Monarch Cigar Co seeks local representatives with no experience required to earn 110.00 dollars per month plus expenses. Write for particulars to join the sales force headquartered in St Louis Missouri.
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Monarch Cigar Co
St. Louis
Dependable Remedy for Colic and Diarrhoea
The expression can be depended upon is used for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. It is pleasant to take and valuable for children and adults. Sold by W. L. Worthy.
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Chamberlain
W. L. Worthy
Dr Shopp’s Health Coffee Takes Market by Storm
Coffee substitute touted as grain and malt blend offers a quick brew without real coffee. Advertises healthful toasted grains and nuts and claims a satisfying coffee flavor, marketed by Burnnet and Merrell.
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Dr. Shopp
Burnnet
Merrell
S I Club Meeting Debates Compulsory Education for Rural Schools
The S. I. Club met Friday with a near full house. Pierce Reid, Gladstone Gray, Effie Duffy, and Mona Jones gave recitations. The debate favored compulsory education for rural schools with teams led by Cliff Westbrooks HH. C. Jones Willie Keaton and Charlie Stallings for the affirmative and W. P. Jones Pierce Reid Cliff Ragland and S. M. Duffy for the negative. Della Martin, Corresponding Secretary.
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S. I. Club
Pierce Reid
Gladstone Gray
Effie Duffy
Mona Jones
Cliff Westbrooks
HH. C. Jones
Willie Keaton
Charlie Stallings
Preacher to Speak at Oak Grove Sun
Rev W S Hubbard will preach at Stripling's Chapel Oak Grove next Suns day at eleven oclock. The entertainment last Saturday night drew poor attendance. Claudie Burnham suffered a serious hand injury at Burns gin. Mr Dunbar of Carrollton visited Joe Martin. Young people enjoyed singing at I N McLendon Sr Sunday afternoon.
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W. S. Hubbard
Oak Grove
Claudie Burnham
Burnsgin
Mr Dunbar
Carrollton
Joe Martin
I. N. McLendons Sr
Social News From Cross Plains and Nearby
Mr and Mrs M S Pare and children of Villa Rica visited relatives at Cross Plains. Laura Latimer Anne Latimer visited Mrs W T Hackney and Mrs Hackney is improving. Otis Gray welcomed a fine girl. Latimers and Brannon visited Wayside. Local singing at Antioch drew young people. Boatright family attended Antioch meeting. Latimers visited Carrolls. Lon Douglas and Willie Boatright visited from Pleasant Hill. Nora Wilkins guests Myrtie Ward.
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Laura
Anne Latimer
W. M. Boatright
Antioch
Misa Laura
Charlie Latimer
Carrolls
Lon Douglas
Pleasant Hill
This Place
Willie Boatright
Little Daughter
Local Notes and Family Updates Across Clem
Shitoh S Harper and family of Clem visited J A Hammond on Saturday. Will Stallings mourns death of wife on September 23 1909 and interment was at Liberty. Will Stallings has fever. Lou Johnson and Lula Robinson wed, wishing a long life. J B Williamson and family visited F M Buchanan Saturday night. W C Hammond and family visited J A Hammond. J W Simpkins traveled through Jourville last week. Jim Motes moved near Carrollton.
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Liberty
Will Stallings
Lou Johnson
Lula Robinson
W.C. Hammond
J. A. Hammond
J. W.simpkins
Jourville
Jim Motes
Cuarrollton
Farms for Sale by B D Styles in Waco Georgia Route 1
Two farms offered for sale by B D Styles located in Waco Georgia on Route 1. Property details not provided in readable text but indicates available parcels for purchase. Potential buyers advised to contact the listing party for specifics.
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B. D. Styles
Waco
Center Point News Notes and Revival Additions
Center Point reports a revival with 28 additions and invitations for continued good work. J W Entrekin and wife of Carrollton visit with friends. Susan Stamps of near Bremen also visits. Ulyses Neil on sick list. Rev J L Williams of Cross Plains to preach at Pleasant Ridge first Sunday in October at eleven. An all day sing is planned there the second Sunday in October with the Sa cred Harp noting invited singers.
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Ulyses Neil
J. L. Williams
Cross Plains
Pleasant Ridge
McLendons
The Cotton Outlook in the Southern States
The Cotton Outlook discusses the year’s crop, noting Georgia’s southern half produced a record, then drought and heat reduced yields. It reports boll weevil death from heat but growth suppression, lint around twelve to twelve and a half cents inland, and expects demand to stay strong with higher prices possible if future crops are short.
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South
Georgia
South Georgia
Texas
Piedmont
Dr Shoop Magic Ointment Offers Immediate Relief
A historical note claims Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment provides instant relief from ailments. The ad-like fragment shows a promise of fast results without detailed proof or medical endorsement.
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Dr. Shoop
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank Building
Carrollton and
Sand Hill
Campbell
Sims Street
G.W. Merrell
Cedar Street
White Street
Court House
J .H. Barron
West Point
W. RY
Ala
Calfornia
Mexico
F. M. Thompson
J. P. Billups
Atlanta, GA
W. P. Jones
Clif. Ragland
S. M. Duffy
Della Martin Cor
Stripling’s
Mrs. Otis Gray
Mis
Laura Latimer
Bridget Brannon
John Brannon
Wayside
Nora Wilkins
Myrtie Ward
Shitoh
S. W. Harper
J. B. Williamson
F. M. Buchanan
Center Point
J. W. Entrekin
Mrs
Susan Stamps
Near
Herrin & McGalmon Grocery
W.d.bass Old Stand
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