Secretary of War calls for 70 000 recruits by June 1917
A statement from Newton D. Baker explains the Regular Army needs 70,000 men to fill new infantry and field artillery regiments and 25,000 more to maintain 300,000 war strength. It urges enlistment of able bachelors aged 18 to 40 with no dependents before June 30 1917.
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Cavalry
Engineers
Coast Artillery
Signal Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Regular Army
War Department
Newton D. Baker
Soy Bean Grazing For Hog Production
Professor John R. Fain of Georgia State College of Agriculture notes soy beans in the South will mainly be a hog grazing crop. On heavy soils growth is luxuriant and can yield 200 to 500 pounds of pork per acre, with about sixteen 100 pound hogs needed per acre once beans reach the dough stage, grazing lasting two to four weeks before pods burst and waste increases.
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John R. Fain
Agronomy
State College of Agriculture
Notice of Administration for R L Davis Estate
To all whom it may concern Mrs R L Davis has applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of R L Davis late of this county The court requires all creditors and next of kin to appear at the Ordinary s office on the first Monday in July 1917 to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted Witness the 7th day of June 1917 J J Davis Ordinary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .i. Davis
R. L. Davis
R L. Davis
J J, Davis
Letters of Dismission From Guardianship in Georgia
G W Clark guardian of Claude Dorsey Mannie Dorsey Carrie Dorsey and Mary Lynn Dorsey seeks discharge from guardianship. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in July 1917 or Clark will be discharged. June 4 1917 J J Davis Ordinary Fayette County Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Clark
Claude Dorsey
Mannie Dorsey
Carrie Dorsey
Mary Lynn Dorsey
Claud Dorsey
Mary Lynn Orsey
J. J. Davis
Foreclosure Sale Of African Methodist Church Property
Georgia Payette County sheriff to sell at public auction the wooden church building on land held under a bond, east of Fayetteville Oil Co in Chappell Hill, arising from a material mans lien against the African Methodist church. Sale to occur July 1, 1917, for cash. possession lawfully notified. The notice ends with an offer for a semi weekly Journal at reduced price.
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Georgia
Payette County
Said County
W. B. Hollingsworth
Fayetteville Oil Company
Chappell Hill
Meetings: Friday Evenings and Serial Events
Lit members are expected to attend Friday evening meetings and Leethren is invited to join the session. The notice specifies a standard schedule and invites participation from associated groups.
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Leethren
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the Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Franklin Street
Boston
Mass
W. N. D. Dixon
Fayetteville
the Tuggle Shoe CO
South Broad Street
Atlanta
New York
GINS
Ufer
Southern Railway System
South
Progressive Farmer
The
Fayetteville News
Southern Railway Company
Southern Railways
Southern Railway
Nto
Southern
Dixon
J . Eperor
the News Publishing Co
Fayetteville, Ga
Diheirl Organ
Fayette County
United States
Dean, CJ
Mitchell, J T Morris,“Nogh
Minter
Roscoe McFarland
Luneford, Wa
Alphabet
R Brooks
V Brown
Harper, J Hicks, Eli
Kendall, H
Neal
Crittenton A L Dix
E Dillapree
Frost, G Fletcher
Aorton
Hunter, G
Touchstone
WG Tombs
Ware
Westmoreland
F Watkins
C Williams
J Williams
Brown, E
GO M Brown
G Brown
M T
Fambrough
L O Grantham
H L Grier
S W Griggs
Loyd, J # Lyons
Loyd, Dan
McEachern P
R Neel, GG
Pye
TH Pollard
G Pope
G Redding
HE Scraflin
H Spratlin
W L Thompson
O Taylor
Will
Sameron, J Swanson, N
Wynn, G
Secretary of ‘War
Gardianship
Journal and News
Lodge
WICNT
Moria Lodge No. 130
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