22 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
1
Sunday visits and weekend happenings include Mr. Ben Guice at home and Ralph Bennett with his mother. Subscriptions urged and hog feed Sal Vet is in stock. Miss Laurian Lester returns home from Milledgeville while Paul J Seemes Camp reschedules meeting to April 26. Attendees from McDonough Atlanta Zebulon cited for court week.
RL Davis of Fayetteville Ga asks payment for an advertisement description noting Walter Davis joins Plalock Harrell Smith Co and praising his character. Also reports county Sunday School Association first division quarterly meeting at Friendship with talks by Milton, Dr W W tech, Prof Wilber Colvin and vice president Fife.
100 bushels of cotton seed for sale at 78S per bushel. Last year’s crop yielded 43 cents per pound. Contact W. E. M. Harp, Invizm, Ga.
A practical buyer seeks a small to medium level farm in or near Marietta Georgia for renting purposes. Written inquiry from R H Haxteherson requests contact for negotiation and details.
An old style subscription pitch promotes a Great War Atlas at no charge with a subscription or extension to the Souths greatest farm newspaper. Offered through O M Sutton, special agent in College Park Georgia for three years one dollar.
The Ware family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for untiring deeds kindness and words of sympathy during the illness and death of their beloved son and brother W. T. They also thank the doctors for their attentive care and pray God’s blessing on all. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ware and children.
In Brooks, residents mourn the deaths of Mrs. Emory Cobb and Mrs. B F Moody. Mrs Cobb died after clothes caught fire while working at home, aged 29, leaving a husband, five children, and extended relatives. Mrs Moody, in poor health, died Sunday afternoon, survived by her six children and family. Both women were buried at Digby with Rev Read and Rev D A Brindle officiating. Also reporting a band saw injury to Mr H C Cox, and notes on local appointments, visitors, and resident movements through Brooke and Digby communities.
A list of donors from Fayetteville Flat Creek Glen Grove Lisbon New Hope Sandy Creek White Water and Woolsey with gifts ranging from 25 cents to 3 dollars. The note asks for about three hundred fifty dollars more in Fayette and urges prompt contributions to J O Stenchrom or John W Adams.
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