Centreville Press, 28 February 1907
Mr. D. D. Potts will leave this week for Birmingham where he will reside in the future. He has bought him a home at East Lake.
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Centreville Press, 6 February 1908
D. D. Potts Kills Self.
A telegram was received in Centreville yesterday by Mr. Young Griffin stating that Mr. Dave Potts a former resident of this county had shot and killed himself in Birmingham.
He was in Centreville about a week ago, and his friends noticed that he seemed bothered and depressed. On account of the dull times in the Birmingham district he had been out of work for some time, and this preyed upon his mind. He sold his farm in this county a few years ago and invested in Birmingham.
He has many relatives and friends who will be grieved to hear of his rash act.
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Centreville Press, 13 February 1908
The body of Mr. D. D. Potts, who killed himself in Birmingham last week, was brought to Centreville on Thursday evening and carried to the residence of Mrs. Sallie Snead. On Friday morning the remains were interred in the Mt. Zion burying ground. His many friends turned out to pay their last respects to his memory.
Mr. D. D. Potts will leave this week for Birmingham where he will reside in the future. He has bought him a home at East Lake.
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Centreville Press, 6 February 1908
D. D. Potts Kills Self.
A telegram was received in Centreville yesterday by Mr. Young Griffin stating that Mr. Dave Potts a former resident of this county had shot and killed himself in Birmingham.
He was in Centreville about a week ago, and his friends noticed that he seemed bothered and depressed. On account of the dull times in the Birmingham district he had been out of work for some time, and this preyed upon his mind. He sold his farm in this county a few years ago and invested in Birmingham.
He has many relatives and friends who will be grieved to hear of his rash act.
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Centreville Press, 13 February 1908
The body of Mr. D. D. Potts, who killed himself in Birmingham last week, was brought to Centreville on Thursday evening and carried to the residence of Mrs. Sallie Snead. On Friday morning the remains were interred in the Mt. Zion burying ground. His many friends turned out to pay their last respects to his memory.
Centreville Press, 28 February 1907
Mr. D. D. Potts will leave this week for Birmingham where he will reside in the future. He has bought him a home at East Lake.
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Centreville Press, 6 February 1908
D. D. Potts Kills Self.
A telegram was received in Centreville yesterday by Mr. Young Griffin stating that Mr. Dave Potts a former resident of this county had shot and killed himself in Birmingham.
He was in Centreville about a week ago, and his friends noticed that he seemed bothered and depressed. On account of the dull times in the Birmingham district he had been out of work for some time, and this preyed upon his mind. He sold his farm in this county a few years ago and invested in Birmingham.
He has many relatives and friends who will be grieved to hear of his rash act.
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Centreville Press, 13 February 1908
The body of Mr. D. D. Potts, who killed himself in Birmingham last week, was brought to Centreville on Thursday evening and carried to the residence of Mrs. Sallie Snead. On Friday morning the remains were interred in the Mt. Zion burying ground. His many friends turned out to pay their last respects to his memory.
Mr. D. D. Potts will leave this week for Birmingham where he will reside in the future. He has bought him a home at East Lake.
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Centreville Press, 6 February 1908
D. D. Potts Kills Self.
A telegram was received in Centreville yesterday by Mr. Young Griffin stating that Mr. Dave Potts a former resident of this county had shot and killed himself in Birmingham.
He was in Centreville about a week ago, and his friends noticed that he seemed bothered and depressed. On account of the dull times in the Birmingham district he had been out of work for some time, and this preyed upon his mind. He sold his farm in this county a few years ago and invested in Birmingham.
He has many relatives and friends who will be grieved to hear of his rash act.
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Centreville Press, 13 February 1908
The body of Mr. D. D. Potts, who killed himself in Birmingham last week, was brought to Centreville on Thursday evening and carried to the residence of Mrs. Sallie Snead. On Friday morning the remains were interred in the Mt. Zion burying ground. His many friends turned out to pay their last respects to his memory.
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