01 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
1
Busy Fayetteville page lists Blalock Harrell Smith Co. ads on supplies from oats to lard, poultry feed, flour and farm goods. Reports include public meetings, electric-light inquiries, doctors, a school programme, and personal notices like birthdays and marriages among local residents.
Jurors listed for the March term first week include J W McEachern W M Davis O Travis J C Huddleston OW Ellison C R Martin J D Mask LJ Jones C A Powell EG Lunsford T H Stephens T M Kerlin H L Hicks C Chandler Tom Davis G A Jones D B Blalock LO McElvaney W M Parrott LE Peeples Ira White E E B Jackson Henry Jackson J T Chapman T W Tarpley W C Padgett E C Loyd H S Lewis A L Norton R D Jackson H R Harp J G Harris C H Bottoms T W Wilson J M Harwell A C Long W F Hardy WS Whatley J B Jones J E Chalkley
Next Monday March 4 Women’s Day will be held at the Intendragant Agricultural School with practical talks for housekeepers. Miss Mary Hi Creswell directs the event with college staff and state educators covering food selection, labor saving devices, fireless cookers, home gardening, poultry, and hygiene. Sessions run 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:15 to 4:45 under the State College of Agriculture Athens Ga.
Rev W J Chism led services on Sunday as Minnie Cook from Orchard Hill visits her parents J H Allen. Jubal Cox of Atlanta stayed overnight with relatives. Bunnie Gaddy visited Lizzie Brown while Cathie Cox and Howard Cox visited the Allen family. Bethsaida school shows strong attendance under Prof McLarin with Miss Mayo helping. W J Cox traveled to Jonesboro for a day of business.
Georgia agricultural extension message invites farmers to Fayetteville for a March 47 session. Experts cover fertilizers crop rotation plant breeding and dairying with demonstrations and an exhibit car. Registration is free and cooperation is urged. local residents are asked to spread word. Also local society notes and family visits are reported from Fayetteville Georgia.
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