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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

4

Paper states neutral stance on governor race and endorses no candidate

The News explains it will stay neutral on Governor Smith and Brown, urging readers to vote as they wish. It lauds Hon. Bartlett for re election and Col. Bloodworth for Congress, defending both as fit options while stressing support only for actions deemed right.

Hoke Smith Joe Brown Smith Bartlett O. H. B. Bloodworth Monroe County Flint Circuit Judge Bartlett Congress Col. Bloodworth Washington

Open political columns welcome all candidates

We will tell them our position frankly and publish any material that is not scurrilous or indecent. Our columns are open to all candidates and we invite submissions that meet the standards of decency and factual content.

Resolutions of Respect Adopted by Fayetteville Circuit

The first quarterly conference of the Fayetteville Circuit adopts resolutions on the death of W. D. Busbin. They praise his faithfulness, upright life, and Christian example, and express sympathy to his wife and children. The committee asks the resolutions be copied into the minute book, given to the family, and published in the Fayetteville News.

Fayetteville W. D. Busbin Bro. Busbin S. E. Speer W.N. D. Dixon J. W. Kitchens

Announcement of Candidacy for County Commissioner

A candidate announces intent to seek the county commissioner office in the upcoming June 4 primary, declaring submission to the party process and the electoral race. The statement centers on candidacy and the June primary deadline.

Fayette County Commissioner Candidate Announces Bid

To the voters of Fayette County I announce my candidacy for County Commissioner subject to the June 4 primary. If elected I will discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability. E A Huchaby.

Fayette County E. A. Huchaby E. W. Dukes

Dixon Declares Candidacy for Fayette County Commissioner

J W Dixon announces his candidacy for County Commissioner of Fayette County in the Democratic primary set for June 4. He pledges to perform his duties as he sees fit if elected.

Dukes Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner

Fayette County voters are informed that E. W. Dukes announces his candidacy for county commissioner in the Democratic primary on June 4. He asks for support and promises to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected.

Kodol For Dyspepsia Praise From Satisfied User

A testimonial from E. C. DeWitt Co of Chicago Illinois describes stomach and bowel disease relief after using Kodol for years. The letter from Cornell Roding Georgia August 27 1906 notes continued occasional use as a blood purifier and tonic. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Ill Georgia Cornell Roding, Ga Fayetteville Drug Co

Edmondson Seeks Fayette County Commissioner Post

G Edmondson announces candidacy for County Commissioner in Fayette County subject to the Democratic primary on June 4. He asks voters for support and pledges to deliver good service if elected, aiming to make residents glad they voted for him.

Fayette County G. Edmondson

Bartlett Seeks Support for Democratic Primary

C. L. Bartlett writes that if returned to Congress he would modestly Bredge his district to Democratic principles and vows diligent service. He argues a Democratic House would better serve constituents and the country, and asks for support in the common primary with gratitude for past confidence.

Congress Tama Gstead C. L. Barttlett

Wanted Teachers Descriptive Circular Offer Ellijay Ga

Advertises sale of questions and answers from the last seven state school examinations. Descriptive circular free, available for one dollar. Address B S Holden Box 7 Ellijay Georgia.

B.S. Holden Ellijay

Electric Bitters Buoyed Mill Creek Man After Illness

Nine years ago C Farth ing of Mill Creek Indiana faced near death until a druggist recommended Electric Bitters. He bought a bottle and regained strength, saying he was nearly gone but is now well. Fayetteville Drug Company sold it under guarantee for 50 cents.

Fayette County Democratic candidate pledges pension reform

J B Carson seeks the Fayette County Representative seat in the Democratic primary on June 4. He calls for paying pensions in one sum and for pensioning Confederate soldiers and widows, tax reduction, limiting monopolies, improving rural public schools, and using energy to represent the people honorably. He solicits support.

Fayette County J. B. Carson

Delayed Trial Rehearsal Shows Time and Existence Debate

In a courtroom a defendant faces trial for the seventh time as counsel argues the body changes in seven years and a nonexistence claim. The attorney asserts the accused could not have been present during the alleged murder, claiming the client did not exist. The court calls for time to deliberate.

Pneumonia scare ends in relief with New Discovery

Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia faced a near death from pneumonia in spring 1906 as a fearful cough left him weak. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with immediate help. After two and a half bottles he was well again. Sold under guarantee at Paxcelle Drug Co 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free.

Teath Jesse P. Morris Skippers Dr. King Paxcelle Drug Co

Color of the Lungs in Dusty Environments

A New York Press excerpt discusses lung color in workers and children. It notes black lungs can persist as long as pink ones, cites Pittsburg soot, and explains dust deposits darken lungs with age. Eskimos in dust-free air retain pink lungs, while coal miners’ lungs darken to jet black with time.

Pittsburg New York Press

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Ad

An old ad promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup described as maple sugar flavored and popular with children. It claims prompt yet gentle bowel action and relief of cold inflammation, noting availability through a local seller in Dau Co.

Kennedy Avettentilo: Dau Co

Day and night calls promptly answered

The notice states day and night phone service with day line labeled as 16 and night line as 5, indicating round the clock availability. It emphasizes prompt responses to inquiries and service requests.

Bibb County native seeks congressional bid in Sixth District

O H B Loopworth announces candidacy for Congress as a Democrat and proposes to reach voters via letters newspapers and public addresses. He calls for clean elections opposes vote buying and pledges itemized campaign expense records public. He notes Bibb county has supplied long service by Blount and Bartlett and urges districtwide sharing of honors.

Sixth Congress Heak

Re-election Bid Seeks Democratic Primary June Fourth

A congressman seeking re election under the Democratic banner declares his aim to serve the Sixth District faithfully. He invites scrutiny of his record in congress and asserts steady duty defending his party and the people.

Congress

Ordinary's Citations Georgia Fayette County 1908

O. A. Gay has applied for permanent Letters of Administration on Thomas Gay's estate. Creditors and next of kin must appear at the Ordinary's office by law to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted. Witness the 6th day of April 1908. S. B. Lewis, Ordinary.

Georgia Fayette County O. A. Gay Thoms Gay Thomas Gay S. B. Lewis John E. Mclean H. S. McLean B. Lewis

Wilder applies for homestead exemption in 1908 notice

A J Wilder seeks exemption of personality and setting apart and valuation of homestead. The ordinary will pass upon the petition at 10:00 AM on May 4, 1908, at his office under S B Lewis, Ordinary.

A. J. Wilder S. B. Lewis

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