04 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
1
M Murphy and his Atlanta wife of Atlanta Sunday visit relatives in town. The event centers on family greetings and local contact during their stay.
N. D. Dixon County Agent notes community events, farm visits, and local obituaries. Reports on sewing, tractor interest, and plans to tour Athens State College for farmer training. Mentions deaths of Miss Mildred Sams and Mrs Nann Walker with funeral details and community sympathy.
The supply itemization lists The Teachers' Reading Course and related manuals for Georgia teachers. Items include Wooster's Teaching in Rural Schools with prize price 1.20, Bennett's School Efficiency at 1.00, Hollister's High School and Class Management at 1.25, and Southern How to Teach materials from Strayer and Norsworthy with Southern School Depository noted.
The statewide teachers examination will be held August 1st and 2d. Teachers must secure a license before teaching in public schools and with the end of the National Emergency these laws will be strictly enforced in this county. B. E. Thornton, County Supervisor.
Garden Notes advises sowing spinach kale and rape in moist spots with limited fertilizer to avoid burn. It recommends Gulf phosphate top dressings for greens and suggests sowing Mexican June corn snap beans fall Irish potatoes and tomatoes, with potatoes planted low in furrows. The piece urges lawn planning, grading walks and drives, adding topsoil, and slope away from the house to improve the yard with Division of Horticulture support.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stephens of Fayetteville visited Mr. and Mrs. Odd McLean Tuesday. Several families report weekend travels to Griffin Indian Springs Williamson Zetella Auburn Marietta Fitzgerald and Hampton while Cotton goods and farming supplies appear in a fire incident at Tom Stubbs home.
The Sun is nearest Earth at the start of the year during the northern winter and farthest at midsummer. Distances vary from about 91.0 million to over 94.0 million miles, with a mean near 92.9 million miles.
The Boston Transcript notes shifts in familiar benchmarks as modern conditions replace old standards. It highlights a new comparison: “Ag quickly over 28 a movie meal,” illustrating changing daily life references and humor.
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