Reading and study for farmers in winter
A 19th or early 20th century exhortation urges farmers to use twelve months to expand knowledge through reading. It stresses learning from agricultural journals, bulletins, and books to improve practice, warns against idle time, and promotes book clubs and cheap journals during winter to access broad ideas and successful methods.
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Cotton Journal
Bucklin’s Arica Salve touted for cold sores
Leo F. Zelinski of Buffalo claims Bucklin’s Arica Salve cured his worst cold sore after a single daily application. The testimonial notes the sore disappeared and endorses the product, sold at Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Leo F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo, N. Y
Bucklin
Fayetteville
Bagwell Business College Wins Blue Ribbon at Georgia State Fair
Bagwell Business College earned the first premium at the Georgia State Fair in Atlanta 1908 for top shorthand bookkeeping and telegraphy. The Chartier Shorthand system is promoted as simple fast and superior with graduates quickly obtaining positions.
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Bagwell Business College
Atlanta
Bagwell’s
Business College
Crown Bottle Works
Myers
Notice to show cause for twelve months support
Georgia Fayette County Ordinary cites all interested parties to show cause by January 4, 1909 why the family of a deceased person should not be granted twelve months support. Application filed in the Ordinary’s office and needs final ruling.
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Georgia
Fayette County
T. A Eer
B. Lewis
Ordinary's Sale Georgia Farsite County 1909
By order of the Ordinary of Farsite County the land of 90 1 2 acres in land lot 248 fourth district northeast corner is to be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in January 1909 before the courthouse door. One acre in the northeast corner is excepted as dower for Mrs R A McLucas. Proceeds to be distributed among heirs and debts paid. Terma cash. W N D Dixon deceased’s administrator.
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Georgia
Saidoun
R. A. McLucas
W.N. D. Dixon
D. McLucas
Sheriff Sale in Fayette County Georgia On January First
The sheriff announces a sale by public outcry on the first Tuesday in January 1909 at the Fayette County court house. The land described is one acre in the 1248 District G M, starting at a hickory post west of Ellington land, and running borders to the public road. It is levied to satisfy an execution in favor of R W Lester against J R Newborn. Tenant in possession notified as required by law.
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Grorgia
Fayette County
Court House
K. V. New
G. Me
Georgia
Fairburn
Payers Mill
Justice Court
Said County
R. W. Lester
J. R. Newborn
J. R.newborn
F. B. Brown
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