Snake bite causes distress. local notes reveal activity
Mrs Grover Posey suffered a snake bite on the foot leading to pain and immobility though improvement is reported. The community discusses a mad dog issue and a Sunday night shooting with all shots missing. Recent rains reached Brooks area. visits include J T Boyd of Fife and Louie Jones of Jakin, Sheriff Kerlin of Fayetteville, Rev J A Drewry of Griffin, and visitors Joe Lewis and wife from Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Posey
J. T. Boyd
Fife
Louie Jones
Jakin
Sheriff Kerlin
Fayetteville
Brooks
J. A. Drewry
Griffin
Baptist Church
Joe Lewis
Dublin
Vaughn
Glass of hot water aids weight loss and fresh air
An old healthnote urges a daily glass of hot water before breakfast and more outdoor time to boost the body's oxygen carrying ability. It warns indoor life dulls health, links air access to weight, and recommends Tassco and regular weighing to reach normal weight, claiming rapid initial results.
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E. E. Dixon
Local social notes of Hopeful and area residents
Hopeful and area residents visit relatives and spend weekends with family. Mrs. F M Banks visits her mother Mrs. Annie Stanley while Mr. Kelly and family are with Mrs. Nancy Jackson. Misses Mamie Lorene Young with their grandparents in Fayetteville. Isaac Hartley and family visit Gus Coleman. Mary Jackson visits Lula Stanley. Mrs. O L Jones and son Roy return to Atlanta. Miss Vevne Walker on sick list. Fannie Kite and Viola Jackson visit Mary Coleman. Reuben Wallis and family with L F Walker. Quinnie Stanley and Lillie Belle Young visit Riverdale relatives. Addie Spier and family visit Burdett home. S. B. Burdett and wife visit Claud Parker family. J H Young visits parents P C Jackson.
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F. MM. Banks
Annie Stanley
Kelly
Nancy Jackson
Mamie
Lorene Young
W. H. Young
Fayetteville
Isaac Hartley
Gus Coleman
Mary Jackson
Lula Stanley
O. L. Jones
Roy
Atlanta
Corinth Lays Hosts For Sunday Worship and News
Sunday's singing drew a gathering in Corinth with invitations to return. Families from Atlanta and Knoxville visited relatives and friends. Mrs Ella Lee of Knoxville and Misses Leila Rivers and Edith Rivers visited Mrs C H Bottoms. Eva Orr wed W P McElroy Sunday afternoon at 4 30 officiated by Rev G W Wood. couple to live in Atlanta. Will Bishop and family from New Hope joined Lois Miller and sisters for the weekend. C T Bailey and family from Atlanta also visited.
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Eva Orr
W. P. McElroy
G. W. Wood
Atlanta
Will Bishop
New Hope
Lois Miller
Leila
Edith Rivers
Riverdale
C. H. Bottoms
Tono line flesh builder ad promises weight gain
An advertisement extols Tonoline as a harmless inexpensive tablet to aid digestion and convert food into fat and muscle. It claims four to five daily water intakes plus Tonoline can add 15 to 30 pounds of flesh, with a money back guarantee if weight gain fails.
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E. E.dixor
List of judges and officials from 1293rd District race
fragmented OCR lists names of district officials and candidates including white and colored designations, with multiple surnames and initials, across two columns. The excerpt documents personnel such as Akin Bud Ayers Barfield Bevil Butler Biles Bringes Banks Coggins Cogeins Carson Cobb Cooper Chappell Chambers Chalkley Drewry Duke Dunn Ellis and others, indicating district race administration and candidate rosters.
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White) Akin
Bud Ayers
RG Barfield
Bevil
Wf Butler
Jw. Biles
A G Bringes
L Banks
W Comzins
Coggins
G T Cogeins
CE Carson
EM Carson
J L Carson
H G Cobb
E T Cobb
SJ Cobb
BG Cobb
Es Cooper
AL Cooper
J D Chappell
RC Chambers
J F Chalkley
GS Drewry
BE Duke
AF Dunn
W M Danz
Ellis
Colored and White Names List Seemingly From Census or Directory
A long list of surnames and initials appears, mixing first names or initials with midwestern style origins. The fragment suggests a muster roll, directory, or public notice listing individuals by surname with partial given names and locations such as GL Giedman Goodman and others, including a parenthetical "(COLORED,)" indicating a racial designation within a roster.
Woolsey Bank presents 1917 financial snapshot in Fayette County
State of Georgia Fayette County oath shows Woolsey Bank cashier W Elmeron swearing the presented balance sheet reflects true condition as recorded. The document lists resources and liabilities including capital stock paid in surplus undivided profits deposits and notes payable with time certificates and borrowed money totaling funds.
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State OF Georgia
Fayette
Cane W. Elmeron
Woolsey Bank
W.L. Burch
J. ©. Lewis
CN. P
Fayette County
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H Glass
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A Hightower
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Otis Harris
Oscar Horton
C McKibben
R « Pryor
Moody
FL Posey
A Putman
W C Peeples
I H Pollard
A Rivers
M Rivers
G Scott
A” Starr
JP Sibley
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W. W. Allen
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