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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
5
Traveler describes sleepless worry and two collapses before recovery with Nervite, praised by Libby of Wells Maine. The ad claims nervous disorders affect stomach kidneys liver and centers and promises restoration of nerve health through Dr Miles Restoring Nervine with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Union Grove locals report Rev Turner filling his regular appointment Saturday and leaving Sunday. Socials include Mand Mrs Charlie Micem entertaining Saturday night and Mr J W Adams hosting Sunday. Residents discuss hog losses due to warm weather and Emmet Adams recovering. Will Parrott and wife visit Mrs Coney near Stop Saturday and Sunday. W T Adams, W B Harper, and T C Harper complete guano factory work at Tyrone with six buildings built at the new station. J E Davis sings rock-a-bye baby. Bobby plans for wedding bells. Will Brown elected Justice of Peace. John Adams Jr. wins blue ribbon for plowing with four-mule team. A dyspepsia remedy ad appears promising, sold by Fayette.
A bitter spell brings weather woes as residents like G C Landrum and family visit Mrs Watson of The Rock. Health concerns flare with Aunt Kitty Denham and N J Hansley feeble, while Mrs Lora McElvany improves. Social items include weddings and visits by Miss Okie Slaton and Olin Moore, plus notes on local travel and gatherings. Cascasweet ad promotes safe baby relief.
The article reports a well attended Saturday night entertainment by M. L. McEachern in Sandy Creek. Guests included Archie Mann of near Jones Rory, Miss Clara Harper with her brother Oscar, Mrs. Mann near Peak Sags, and Eva Walker visiting Miss Mattie Mae Adams.
Ad for Fayetteville Drug Co selling Rings Little Liver Pills to prevent biliousness and headaches. Claims a pill in time saves nine and notes price 25 cents.
J P J B Carson elected J P in district election. James Henson and Otis pockey chosen bailiffs. N R Worton elected J P for Line Creek district. Gainesville lawyer Col G Collins visited, former school principal. ManZan Pile Remedy advertised as immediate relief with 50c price. Fayetteville Drug sells it.
Chilly weather notes. Tidwell and wife visit Tidwell relatives Saturday and Sunday. J S Thornton loses a day book and leather purse to cow nibbling while working on land. Ethel McEachern and siblings visit sick Aunt Kitty Denham. Hesper Thornton visits sister M L Boyd. Edward Thornton reports a good school. DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised and sold by Fayetteville.
A pithy pledge promoting deep soil preparation liberal fertilization and rapid cultivation. It emphasizes manure humus crop rotation legumes livestock on farms home grown supplies debt avoidance and market-aware production using machinery and improved farming methods for efficiency.
Charles D Redwine cashier of Farmers and Merchants Bank swears the foregoing statement is true as shown by the bank books sworn before E P Mize notary on December 9 1908 in Fayette County Georgia
Arthur Digby cashier of Brooks Bank swears the attached statement shows the true condition of the bank as of close of business November 27 1908. Notary Lee Boykin Fayette County witnessed the oath on December 7 1908.
The fragment lists capital stock paid in 1500000, undivided profits after current expenses and taxes, deposits subject to check, cashiers checks 7413, time certificates 61975, bills payable including time certificates representing borrowed money 50000, and additional figures 29501 40 1346 34. The text resembles an early 20th century balance sheet line items.
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