21 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
1
Home affairs note visits by Dr. Malone and relatives. Discharged resident Himary Stenchcome returns home. Baptist Ladies Missionary Society holds daily prayer. Farm items include Salvet stock food, registered Duroc and Berkshire pigs for sale, rising wheat acreage, and cotton as surplus crop. Public notices on church plans, tractor adoption, and local deaths and obituaries.
Friends statewide press A. O. Blalock, Georgia internal revenue collector since 1913, to seek the governorship succeeding Hugh M. Dorsey. Despite heavy tax duties due March 16,Blalock may consider candidacy after responding to letters from supporters. He has served in the legislature and on key committees and would command broad backing if he enters the race.
The soil survey defines maps, classes, correlations and descriptions of soils. It helps farmers compare farms and plan profitable management while conserving fertility. Investors, lenders and scientists gain land values guidance and a base for future study. Maps include roads streams homes churches schools and cemeteries.
W J Dabney Implement Company will demonstrate the latest tractor with plows and centering equipment to Fayette county farmers at J R Adams farm three miles east of Fayetteville on Thursday and Friday March 27 and 28. Everyone invited to attend and observe the work.
For sale guaranteed fur blood single comb white leghorn eggs at 1.00 for 15. J. F. Harper advertises from Fayetteville Georgia Route 2 offering the eggs to buyers who come for them.
A Columbia Record note admits occasional weather forecast uncertainty, acknowledging public skepticism about accuracy. The brief remarks highlight frequent doubts about regional predictions and suggest cautious consumer use of weather advisories.
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