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Newspaper

Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

7

Liberty bonds to thrift and war savings drives urged

Government securities appeal urges all owners to practice economy and to buy more to transfer purchasing power to the U S government. It also calls nonowners to purchase to the extent of their means and pledges to save and buy regularly through war saving securities before June 28. Public notice in Fayette County sets June 25 hearing on drainage bonds worth 25000 dollars by the Board of Drainage Commissioners District No 1.

United States Possivle Secuties Volta Georgia O. Pavel Fayetteville Stite of Board of Drainage Commissioners of Fayette County W. J. Stews Clerd

Memorial for Fred B. Simpson at Gorinth funeral

A large Payette County crowd gathered in Gorinth on April 54 to honor Fred B. Simpson who died en route to France. Born September 28, 1892 in Faytte county, he died April 22 in Camp Wadsworth South Carolina after training at Fort McPherson Gordon Wh es ter. He served to defend his county and asked his parents for forgiveness before death.

Payette County Gorinth Fred B. Simpson France Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg S.C Fred Faytte County Grand Old County Manson Simpson Atlanta Fort McPheson Gordon Whesler Jesus Christ

Pred Simpson Remembered In Funeral Rites

The mother calls him to sleep as the doctor notes his death. Rev. G W Wood uses the Bible text about asleep with hope as four U S soldiers and Sargeant McKay’s men guard the body. Red Grass ladies cover the grave at Wayetteville with a rare flower display. Asleep in Jesus is sung, honoring Pred Simpson who lived and is mourned by many.

Wayetteville

Red Cross Notes On sewing room volunteers and donations

The article details a five week production effort in the work room for the Red Cross. A large box of 1831 bandages garments and dressings plus 41 hospital bed skirts were prepared by volunteers. It lists the women and girls who worked on Friday May 31 and June 1 and June 4 to June 5 in both sewing and surgical dressing rooms, including new colored members.

Ieam Mesdames Knowles T W Young Dettmering W D Evans A Perry G W Wallis F B Brown J L Jones Misses Lozine Graham Lizzie Graves Guy J D Farrer Musses Lee Griggs Elizabeth Guy Mary Hardy Miller Satur Day Mesdames Allen A O Blalock Misses Hill Culpepper Perry Martin Hastin Mrs. Martin D. Redwine D. B. Blalock Nettie Milton Jewel Burks Hesper Thornton Blalock Bailey Arnold Harrell Aten Turnipseed McCollum Matthews Bennett Adams Griggs Mack Crawford Annie Crawford Frank Glass Ada Boyd White Robert Bennett J. B. McEachern Howard Nash Charlie Cox Adeline Turner J W Dumes

County boys clubs urged to plant and raise prizes

A county bulletin extols boys clubs and asks nonmembers to start projects. It invites youths to grow peanuts and peas or raise a pig or calf, promising premiums at the county fair and asking for names to join.

Ava Cork

Patch Fix Your Patch And Send Your Name Note

A secretary or county agent signs off with encouragement for boys and girls to succeed. The letter asks for the recipient’s name and mentions potato patches as a fix, ending with best wishes from W N D Drxen, Cunty Agt.

Davis & Jackson Furniture Stock Offer Stated

Blalock Hartell Smits Co announces new future stock of general furnishings and invites customers to visit and inspect the updated assortment, noting a car pad on the road for easy access.

Davis & Jackson Ceneral Jhese Furnishings Blalock-Hartell-Smits, Co

Preserve Eggs Now with Water-Glass

An old home preservation note explains using water glass to store eggs for winter. A quart costs twenty to thirty cents and preserves fifteen dozen eggs in a five gallon container, with fresh infertile eggs preferred.

Jon Tven Prulfty Department Georgia State Collage of Agriculture

Better Barrel of Flour Cheaper by New Mill System

Profitable self contained milling system promises 9150 to 91002 monthly income. One man can operate with little experience, using low coal and power. Brand Flavo supports monthly quality checks and nationwide service. Mills 26 to 100 barrels daily, starter funds around 2000, sold on 30 days' notice.

Atari

Farm Sanitation to Combat Diseases on Southern Farms

A visit to Southern farms shows sanitation gaps in stables barns pig pens and poultry houses that spread diseases. Milk borne illnesses stem from dirty handling and production while offal feeding to hogs risks public health. prevention relies on clean premises proper milking who handles and prohibiting raw offal feed.

Calf Club work to boost Georgia cattle breeding

Prof W R Nisbet of the State College of Agriculture explains the Calf Club program in Georgia. County clubs financed by local businessmen will provide members with breeding and feeding knowledge, enabling them to raise calves of desirable stock and foster a future agricultural framework.

Georgia Irenan College of Agriculture Girish Calf Club W. R Nisbet State College of Agriculture

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