Thrift stamps and local notices amid Fayetteville news
A collage of 1923 thrift stamp notices, school weather talk, and community items from Fayetteville area. Mentions Lexing ton visitors Mrs T J Rantz, Blalock Roberts Co sales ads, milk cows for sale, War Saving Stamps exemption, Dr George Malone visiting, fruit trees for sale, and Red Cross work room openings with knitting efforts amid local deaths and school news.
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Red Cross
Woolsey
Ayooi
R. P. Minter
Matt Jones
Jags Ams
Ju C
Roscoe Minter
Mattie Sykes
Ary Minter
Rawford
Pacty
Cemetery Fund Drive Begins at City Council Meeting
At the latest council session a cemetery support deposit was authorized. Citizens may contribute $1 at any bank chosen. Banks will report totals after 30 days and the city will ensure cemetery work proceeds. Mayor W. E. Beadles urges donations.
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W. E. Beadles
War Savings Certificates Offer Thrilling Public Bond Buy
Government launches War Fund Campaign calling on citizens to invest in thrift stamps and War Savings Certificates. Advertises $4.12 purchases yielding $5.00 at a future date with 3 percent interest when redeemed at post offices. Promotes nationwide drive to raise $2 billion through small, affordable sums and urges public enthusiasm.
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United States
America
The Soldier and the English Maiden Ballad Remains
A melodramatic verse tale follows a young seaman bound for London and home, tempted by wine and vice. A cheerful English maiden near his boarding place sings of peace and the return home, moving him to seek pardon, reunite with his mother, and embrace redemption through faith.
Holt Buys Large Fayette Farm At 100 Dollars Per Acre
In Fayette county, Mr. W. H. Holt purchased the large farm of Mr. W. B. Hollingaworth at 100 per acre east of Fayetteville. The deal is described as perhaps the largest acreage at that price in the county. Holt plans to reap the soil’s value soon and has already funded seventy acres of high price land through prior gains, building a comfortable home and improvements, illustrating the impact of industrious effort.
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Fayette County
W. H. Holt
W. B. Hollingaworth
Fayetteville
Holt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Affairs
Theiee
T. J. Rantz
Lexington, Ky
Mrs. W. L. Smith
Blalock-Mc’lm RoBerts Co
Jack Jones
Chattanooga
Lou Jones
D. B. Blalock
George Malone
Sandersville
0. D. Malone
MLL
Bra
Brogdon
Thornton
Megara James Edwards
Thelma Fife
Tech
Home Yorks
Thave Pepe
Gree
W. S. King
Fayettevillé
B. Thornton
Woolsey Red Cross
Ion
Pyt
Jois
Hume
Buntil
Sue
London
Old England
Carea
England
Thia aJanza
Genta Sre
Eedeg
Bank OF Fayetteville
Syracuse
Gay & Blalyick
Daily Georgian
Daily Constitution
Tri-Weekly
Constitution
Daily Journal
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