Local notices from Blalock Trading and Brook s area
Community notes record homecomings guests and obituaries. Mr Lewis Goodman returns from overseas, Mrs Permelia Farr visits near Little Flock, Miss Reba Roberts visits Hopeful, Dr. E B Holt earns embalmer license at Blalock Trading. Mrs Dumas dies near Friendship leaving husband and three sons. Obits and local society updates plus church events and Baptists convention coverage.
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J. P. Dumas
Friendship
Demonstration Advice From County Agent on Farm Efficiency
W N D Dixon County Agent and Miss Lela M Dickson urge on farm improvement with Bermuda grass orchards and clover sod, grazing crops, and proper fencing. They urge planting Irish potatoes, encouraging boys and girls to participate, and note upcoming talks by R B Blackburn at the State College. They discuss Jersey heifers, corn and hay planning, and pest control measures including flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Brooks
W.N. D. Dixon
Lela Dickson
Brooks School
E. B. Weldon
Inman
N. E. McBreyer
Locust Grove
Brother Mac
F. A. Adams
Christian Church
Lincoln
Lenwood Gable
Camp Gordon
Ally for Mother Little Elsie in Punishment
A fragment shows a child named Elsie after punishment criticizes her father as dreadful. The lines imply a mother’s fragile support and a tense family moment. The Edinburgh Scots dialect hints at regional origins and narration.
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Elsie
Papa
Food Before Cotton Policy for Southern Farmers in 1919
A 1919 guidance urges Southern farmers to ensure home production of food and feed while maintaining enough cotton acreage. It projects cotton yields may rise by two to three million bales over 1918, and stresses a balanced agriculture with proper labor use amid unsettled European conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Thompson
Miss Lane Spratlin
Lon Thompson
Christ
Christian Index
Arvie Landrum
Alice McEachern
W. W. Walker
Europe
Department
Gasoline threshing machine for sale in Palmetto Ga
A gasoline threshing machine and binder in good condition offered for sale by J. S. Cox of Route No 1 Palmetto Georgia on April 28 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmetto, Ga
J. S. Cox
Strange but True Says Maple Syrup Tastes Like Molasses
The Buffato Enquirer notes a quirky observation that maple syrup sometimes tastes like molasses while no molasses tastes like maple syrup. the statement plays on flavor coincidences in a humorous tone.
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Buffato Enquirer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Affairs
Lewis Goodman
Overseas
C. GB
Lewis
Permelia Farr
Little Flock
Mr. J. D. Farr
Reba Roberts
Berta, Brown
E. B. Holt
Blalock Trading CO
George Hugh Stell
Atlanta
Tula Cox
Mary Bobb
Kenwood
N. T. Dickson
Wilber
W. JM. Bride
Fly Burying
Hattie Perry
Fife Merc. and Hardware Company
Fayetteville
Fire Merc. and Hardware Company
L. A. Ingram
Blalock Trading Company
B. Hollingsworth
Vesta Battery
D. B. Blalock
Chevrolet
W. B. Hollingsworth
Southern Baptist Convention
J. R. Chapell
Roy Harp
New York
Roy
George White
Mr. White
Bermuda
W. L. Betsil
Near Cross Roads
Messrs
W. E. M. Harp
A. CG. Weldon
Jersey
R. B. Blackburn
State College of Agriculture
Man
Bank OF Fayetteville
Gay and Goodgson
Automobile Accessories
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