05 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
1
July heat rises as residents in Oak Grove, Fairburn, Zebulon and nearby areas visit relatives and attend memorial services. Local incidents include a barn fire at J. W. Speer property, heavy losses, and discussions on county court with concerns over costs and court days. Community notes: births, illnesses, and farm updates accompany social greetings and wanderings of residents and visitors.
Mr Jim McLucas of the railway news service visited with family in Georgia while Al dine and Evans Cham bers attended singing in Atlanta. Fayette county and Bethel near Jonesboro hosted the Flint River Baptist Association meeting with sermons by Rev E R Pendleton and coverage of church governance contributions orphan care and charity efforts.
Citizens consider adding a court to ease taxation and reduce crime. The proposal argues quicker justice and possible revenue protection, noting delays harm prosecutions while defense safeguards favor defendants. The piece urges trials on merits and urges the state to pursue cases despite obstacles.
The piece argues that prolonged arrest processing and delayed indictments waste tax money and jeopardize public safety. It cites Gordon v. State and suggests a city or county court to try misdemeanors on affidavits, reducing grand jury work and increasing convictions while lowering taxes and improving order.
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recalls a night when her brother’s baby nearly suffocated from croup before a doctor arrived. Dr Kings New Discovery provided quick relief and permanent cure. The family keeps it at home to guard children against croup and whooping cough.
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