LOCAL PARAGRAPHS OUR COLLEGE GIRLS WE'D AND BOYS
Local notes record visits and social ties among residents. Names include M L Head in Atlanta, Prof W M Speer reporting quiet times in Shakerag, Pony Travis and family visiting Coppege relatives, and several local guests from Griffin Atlanta East Point and Senoia. A correction notes Dora Speer returned from Southern Female College LaGrange after a year. Sheriff Brown transported a convict to the state penitentiary and Lester Dixon, Emory sophomore, completed a successful promotion途中
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Dora Speer
Waco
Southern Female College At
LaGrange
Dixon crowned champion de bate for next term at college
Mr Dixon was elected champion de bate for the next term as a junior after a mid term impromptu debate. He stands well among fellow students and has a strong record, with friends at home watching his progress with pride. Also notes Claud McGough staying with his father’s family this week after traveling from Miss due to the death of his brother Glen and nephew Russell McGough last week.
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Dixon
Ilis
Mwe
Claud McGough
Miss
Glen McGough
Russell McGough
Masons to Celebrate St Johns Day at Fayetteville Tabernacle
Free and Accepted Masons of Mt Moriah Lodge 180 Fayetteville and affiliated lodges invite all brethren and friends for St Johns Day events on Saturday June 23 at the Fayetteville Tabernacle with public speaking and basket dinner. Speakers include Hon. George M. Napier and Henry L. Banks, plus local masons addressing the gathering. A day of brotherly love is planned with no partisan displays, under local committee supervision and help from sister lodges in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Moriah
Fayetteville
Mt.Ebal Lodge
Flat Creek
Davidson Lodge
Woolsey
Sharon Grove Lodge
Brooks Station
St. Johns
Fayetteville Tabernacle
George M. Napier
Monroe
Henry L. Banks
LaGrange
JI W Graham
MtMoriah Lodge
J. W. Wise
Oscar Dickson
Gable
Col. Culpepper
First Corn Tassel Report and Local Notes
E M Travis reports corn tassels in his field as the first in town. D McEachern shows fine wheat heads ready to harvest. Local farming urged as bread crop prices rise. Judge and Mrs Hollingsworth travel to West Baden for a month. Prof Paul Ellison of Dundee taught nearby and closed Pinehurst school. Rosa Lee Lester of Atlanta visits Hillside Inn. Squire William Whatley and wife are ill. Whatley just turned 96. Miss Mattie May Lewis to Athens commencement and Jackson county wedding. M L Brown of Ebenezer visited on a rainy day. Sam Wilkes and Marjorie Wilkes return to Fayetteville after weeks away.
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D. McEachern
Paul Ellison
Dundee
Pinehurst
Blackrock
Fayette County youth to contest prize at Georgia State Fair
John Clarence Brown of Line Creek community plans to exhibit cotton stalks at the Georgia State Fair in October. He has about one sixteenth acre of cotton, planted and cultivated by himself, with his teacher Prof. Speer vouching for the exhibit. The editor hopes he wins first prize and praises enterprising youths. Also notes visits by Rev. Harrison Jones and Mrs. Lester, plus a local store ad.
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John Clarence Brown
Alf Brown
Line Creek
John Clarence
Speer
Harrison Jones
Hilton
Photographs Resident Artist at Fayetteville Gallery
Tam now located at Fayetteville to make photos. Gallery at Burks room northwest of square. Patronage appreciated. Work first class with finishing for amateur photographers and kodaks at reasonable prices. Also Foley's Kidney Cure advertised for kidney and bladder trouble. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Tam
Fayetteville
Burks Room
Callon Me
Reasonace
Foley
Bright
Fayetteville Drug Co
Tansy
Thadu S¢Vera
Kitney
Kentucky
Ime
Paley
Community thanks for kindness during wife’s illness
A reader signs a card of thanks from C Bernhard to neighbors for the great kindness shown to his wife during her recent fatal illness. He wishes a heavenly Father’s reward for each helper. Mentions Fayetteville Drug Co as seller of Kennedy’s Laxive Honey and Tar cough syrup.
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Kennedy
Fayettevile Drug Co
Letter from Will Hill Dear Friends
Will Hill writes from Atlanta on June 9 1998 asking readers to pray for his health and steadfastness for Jesus. He describes a twelve day revival meeting, upcoming tent work near Southern shops, and a Valdosta district tent assignment. He praises music led by Bro Hooten and recounts a dramatic tent incident with wind and lightning that frightened attendees but caused no injuries.
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Haven
God
Bro
Staton
Valdosta
Watts
Noles Eakin Huff
Bray
Hooten
Gor
Altas
Hell
Sheriff Sale Notice in Fayette County Georgia 1906
Sheriff F B Brown announces a public sale on the first Tuesday in July at the Fayetteville courthouse. The sale covers 40 acres in district 5 part Dutlee place, 10 acres near the old Ann Pyron place, 25 acres north of the southwest fifty of lot 120, and 0 75 acre on Jonesboro Street near the depot. Proceeds satisfy three executions from the City Court of Fayetteville against T V Lester.
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Georgia
Wavette County
Court House
Payette County
Dutlee Plac
Said County
Fayetteville
Ann Pyron
I. B. Avrea
Hughens
I & AO Blalock
TV Lester
Lester
F.B. Brown
Re-election Bid by Flint Circuit Superior Court Judge Reagan
Candidate for the Democratic primary on August 22, 2006 seeks another term as judge of the Flint Circuit Superior Courts. He notes two prior terms, requests endorsements, and cites unequal judicial salary increases since 1995. He states other judges receive $3000 annually while he has earned $2000, asking for parity if re-elected.
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Superior Courts
Flint Circuit
Circuit
Chave
Chase
Judes
Lam Entiti
Reagan
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited As Asthma Cure
Davenport woman claims Foley's Honey and Tar cured a twelve year asthma condition that resisted medical care. She recalls a cold neglected for years that progressed to asthma and credits the remedy with ending twenty years of suffering after a one cent bottle was used.
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Foley
Adelph Buesing
Westacird S
Davenport
Iowa
Southern Dental Offices Ad in Atlanta
Southern Dental Offices advertises services at 14 Whitehall St Atlanta Ga with Bell 3975 Firrinas Crowns BripGe work PraTEs Painless Extraction Finest Work Lowest Prices. Bucklin's Arnica Salve praised for healing and antiseptic properties. Chas Oswald of Rensselaersville N Y testifies it cured a severe neck sore. mentions Folyetteville drugstore a 25 cent sale item.
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Southern Dental
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Bell Phone
W. W. Allen
Bucklin
Chas, Oswald
Rensselaersville
N. Y
Seth Church
Folyetteville
Teachers’ Examination For Fayette County 1908
The annual examination for teachers license in Fayette County will be held on June 29 and June 8 1908. W N D Dixon, County School Commissioner.
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Fayette County
W.N.D. Dixon, Co
Sehoo! Cotm’r
Dr Kings New Life Pills Marketed as Gentle Bowel Regulators
An ad claims chronic constipation stems from clogged bowels and impaired liver function. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best and gentlest regulators of Bromac and Bow, guaranteed by Fayetteville, offered at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Fayetteville Iugetet
Wanted Representative to Sell City Lots in Tilton
Classified notice from Southern Real Estate and Loan Co of Tilton Georgia seeking a bustling representative to sell City Lots under best conditions. All inquiries will be answered cheerfully and promptly as part of the contract offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Cota
Southern Real Estate & Loan Co
Tilton
Wright Seeks Judicial Post in August Primary
A candidate declares his bid for the circuit judgeship in the upcoming Democratic Primary on August 22. He cites twenty eight years of practice, pledges fair, speedy administration of law, equal justice, and detachment from favoritism, asking voters for support to serve with integrity.
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Tour Wutte
TPE
Furst
Y_ AL Wright
Collier Wins City Telephone Contest for Free Year
In Atlanta five winners including C. E. Collier of Se Kenedy Street, receiving a year of free telephone service. Collier’s essay argues phones connect families with civilization, offer mid cost convenience, save time and money, and allow day or night message carrying across roads and communities.
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Bell Telephone Co
Atlanta
C .E. Collier
Se Kenedy St
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