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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
Published weekly in Fayetteville Georgia the paper notes farmers face rainfall shortage while contrasting with other regions. The column wryly cites fashion trends and parries with humor about drought. It closes by asserting the state will endure and color will fly.
Observation along the Dixie Highway shows cars from many states entering Florida while Floridians travel north seeking a breath of fresh air. The seasonal circulation reflects pleasant weather drawing people to and from the state.
J. Howard Ennis of Mill edgeville, president of the Georgia senate, has publicly expressed gubernatorial aspirations. A leading middle Georgia businessman, Ennis would likely become a capable chief executive if elected governor of the Empire state of the goat.
The Atlanta Southern Dental College will end admissions for students with only a high school education after this year. Enrollment must rise to support the new building under construction to handle the increased demand.
Governor Clifford Walker proclaims a two hundred dollar reward for the apprehension and delivery of unknown parties charged in the murder of rural mail carrier James Langston at the Stewart farm in Fayette County on October 28 1922. The notice directs the Fayette County Sheriff to receive evidence to convict the fugitives.
Chicago expert E. J. Menhardi will demonstrate The Vacuum Rupture Shield at the Ansley Hotel Atlanta on August 24 and 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. He warns against understrap trusses and urges personal visit for fitting. Home office listed as 3935 W. North Ave., Chicago.
The Lake News reports a Sunday night prayer meeting at Mr J E Davis drew good attendance. Mrs Kate Thompson is improving. A boys and girls club event featured a wineher roast at Lees Friday evening with many enjoying the event despite a few mishaps. Singing School ends this Friday.
Dr Allen on De iis Street will open every day of the week including Friday and Saturday during the summer in Fayetteville. The schedule implies extended weekly hours for the season.
For the next ten days Ed Prayer & Co offers 35¢ per 100 dry bones, 25¢ burlap, 50¢ mixed rags, 75¢ 2nd grade rags, $1.00 1st class rags, $4.00 per ton scrap iron, 4¢ oat sacks, 3¢ feed sacks. Delivery in Fayetteville. Send promptly to receive payment.
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