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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
1
Local pages show Fayetteville residents visiting kin and friends from Atlanta and Griffin, with visits by Redwine urging coal sales for winter. Notices include a charity raffle bracelet found, subscription drive offering The Fayetteville News Cotton Journal and a Georgia map for 1.50, and a Fayetteville union rally led by I A Wootan.
A brief health note reports De. Mier Ant-Pam offering a headache cure. The item notes age suitability and home use, presenting the remedy as a simple, local medical quick fix.
The Southern School of Telegraphy in Newnan, Georgia appeals to readers, noting rising demand for telegraph operators and praising the school's efforts. It invites young men to request free descriptive literature to learn about opportunities in the field.
Oak Grove Farmers Union No. Fayetteville Georgia announces Mr Dow Huddleston is deemed unworthy of membership for violating constitutional laws. He was a former member and is now expelled, with the secretary treasurer S W Wilson stating the purpose to keep him out.
Land offer near Coxs bridge with two tenant houses and 28 acres of open fresh land. A good farm for a young man seeking a home. G T Cox invites immediate contact. advertises DeWitts Little Early Risers laxative sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
Rembert Smith entertained a number of friends at his parents home last Saturday with a forty-two party honoring Messrs. Harry Stovall and Raleigh Daniel of Atlanta. The gathering featured fern and palm decorations and Japanese lanterns on the porch. Punch was served by Miss Bessie Smith, with many local guests in attendance including Mary Lou and Loraine Graham Jessie Thornton Louvale Brown Annie Davis Jessie King Ruth Edwards Nell Camp Christine McCollum Gladys McGough and others.
An exhortation urges teachers to attend an educational rally at Bethany on Saturday September. It invites educators who seek improved schools and pay to have a representative in a speaking contest and stresses judging merit by teaching results to secure better compensation.
The text notes a Fulton County superintendent Prof M L Brittain and Tassac College president Prof P Smith addressing a meeting on school status with other speakers. It urges everyone to come early with a filled basket. A Diogenes exchange about an honest man follows.
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