Home Affairs and Local Notices Share County News
Miss Lennis Jones of Senoia visits aunt Mrs J O Stenchcomb. D B Blalock offers cavalry horses at half mule price. Blalock Harrell Smith store on special sale. McCollum Roberts Co. urges flour buyers. Ruth Chatfield and Alean Clemons visit Culloden. W N Dixon promotes Home Orchard Club with guidance from College of Agriculture expert February first. Gratitude from W A Wesley and family for support after loss. Navy thanks to Fayetteville community. Various local sales and notices, births, moves, and school supervision visit. News items include discharges, hires, and upcoming auctions.
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Boards of Health and Physiages
Blackburn
College of Agriculture
W. N. Dixon
Farmers urge use of riding cultivators and clubs to boost cotton
W N D Dixon urges Georgia farmers to adopt riding cultivators, planters, drills, binders, and fertilizer distributors to boost yields and prices. He cites state agents, high cotton value, and warns against large spring acreage. He promotes boys corn and pig clubs, home poultry, and school agricultural programs as key to future growth.
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Corn Club
Georgia
W. N. D. Dixon
Fayet tes Second Loss: Death of Andrew Wea ley at Camp Hancock
Andrew Wea ley, twenty eight, died at Camp Hancock near Augusta from pneumonia after enlisting last June and training at Georgia Tech. His body arrived in Woolsey on Monday and the funeral was held Tuesday. His death saddened the Fayette community.
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Andrew Wealey
Camp Hancock
Augusta
Woolsey
Andrew
Army
Georgia Tech
Ordnance Department
Andrew Wesley Dies of Pneumonia Near Camp Hancock
Andrew Wesley, son of W A Wesley of Woolsey, died at Camp Hancock near Augusta after pneumonia. He joined the Baptist Church at about fourteen and was highly regarded. Survived by several brothers and sisters and his father, with countywide sympathy.
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Camp Hancock
Augusta
Andrew
W. A. Wesley
Woolsey
Baptist Church
A Vision of Peace Through God’s Corporate Whole
The speaker argues permanent peace comes only through divine unity. Nations will be joined by love and faith, culminating at Calvary and Pentecost when all people align under the will of God. War, vice, and power politics fade as mankind becomes one under Christ, a league of nations grown from spiritual unity.
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Earth
Cain
Abel
League of Nations
Mary
Calvary
God
Christ
Men
Webster's Profitable Spelling Book and His Dictionary
The article claims Noah Webster earned more from his spelling book than any other US book and suggests it may have topped $60,000 in copyright value. It notes his large dictionary earned far less by comparison, as he spent most of his life on the dictionary.
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South
Webster
Noah Webster
Book of Copyrights
United States
Irreverent Prayer Leads to Apology Found in Harper's
In a missionary gathering meant to aid Chinese converts an inadvertent rude prayer prompted a corrective note. A fervent helper asked for forgiveness saying they had shunned these children for pigtails and crooked eyes but now learned they are also made in thy image.
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Harper's Magazine
A Real Man and His Prudent Reserve
A prudent man saves a little, maintains a bank reserve to cover a month or more, and remains less fearful of illness or hardship due to financial cushions and self-discipline.
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Senoia
J. O.stenchcomb
D. B. Blalock
Blalock Harrell Smith Company
Blalock
McCollum Roberts Company
Ruth Chatfield
Alean Clemons
Culloden
Berta Davis
Red Cross
Fayetteville and Vicinity
Navy
F. T. Cleveland
M. 5. Murphy
R. P
Steinheimer
Hugh Phillips
The
Georgia Railroad
Jesse Avery
Kenwood
Nannie Lou Stell
State Normal School
Athens
R. E. Edmondson
Rest
W. A. Nipper
Mr. J. €. Huddleson
Glover House
Railroad Street
M. L. Duglan
4. Thornton
Redwine Bros. Lanning
Poland
H. P. Redwine
Redwine Bros
Redwine
E. Murphy
I. W. Counsins
Lake Bennett
Roxie (Bennett
State College of Agriculture
Fayette
Man
Ekee
Bank OF Fayetteville
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