25 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
1
Community church schedules dominate this Fayetteville page with Rev W H Robin and J W Gray listed for Sunday services and midweek prayers. Revival and missionary society activities appear alongside schoolhouse lectures by Rev J C Adams and civic notices about pension events and local visits.
Community letter urging rapid fundraising for the upcoming annual celebration. Burks and H. AM Stell request donations to cover the tabernacle, noting rain risk and a fall covering deadline. The message emphasizes prayerful support and timely response.
Forney Texas July 16 1913 Dear Editor recounts return to old home shows crops looking fine after July rains. Describes river overflow harming 100 farmers as bottoms flooded with boats, noting $350000 crop damage in Kaufman County. Mentions corn and cotton thriving but bottom lands ruined and stock drowned. Signed IM L Head.
Canning Club girls are instructed on tomato quality, canning methods, labeling, and uniform weights. rules cover using glass or tin, not adding powders, peeling, packing whole fruit, stamping weights, and neat labels. The guidance aims for uniform, high quality jars to ensure market success.
Notice from W. N. D. Dixon invites readers to buy tin cans for the club girls. Each case holds 500 units and costs a fixed price. two to three girls can carry a case. Bring money and a container to take them away. Subscribe for The News and be happy.
Through The News I express sincere thanks for the many kind acts of friends and their sympathetic spirit during the last illness and death of my departed wife.
A terse plea urges past subscribers who still owe payments to settle debts, especially those whose paper has been discontinued. The notice emphasizes that the paper needs the money and invites prompt payment.
An aging editorial argues that rising living costs stem from overconsumption and reliance on others to supply needs. It urges farmers to diversify crops, save produce for winter, and boost local production to curb expenses, plus notes community notices and local shop recommendations.
Crops look fair in this section as farmers prepare to lay by. Attendees from town joined a Bethsaida singing event Sunday and reported it well attended. Mrs Rebecca Hitchcock and son from Devereux Georgia visit Mrs S Q Harper. Will Glenn of Miami Florida stayed with aunt Mrs R H Harper en route to Niagara Falls. J R Burks and wife of Atlanta visit daughter Mrs J S Brown. Will Smith and family were here.
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