Seed Irish potatoes at Farrer and Landrum's
Mrs Nell Dickson visits her parents in Fairburn this week. Farrer and Landrum advertise seed Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes in cans, feed corn and oats at low prices. Several local residents attend weddings and events. community notices, sales, and school activities fill the page.
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Nell Dickson
Mrs. W. R. Camp
Fairburn
Farrer & Landrum’s
Farrer & Landrum
Vara Coppedge
Villa Rica
Mrs. C. S. Cospedge
County Education Board Holds First Session With New Members
Newly elected members of the County Board of Education qualified and met last Tuesday. The present board includes J. G. Posey, J. T. Mc Collum, C. A. Adams, W. H. Boyd and W. F. Jones. The statement below outlines the meeting.
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County Board of Education
J. G. Posey
J. T. McCollum
C. A. Adams
W. H. Boyd
W. F. Jones
Life of Henry W Simpson A Clayton County Pioneer
Henry W Simpson born May 16 1822 in Fryette county Georgia first child born after county organization. He lived in Clayton his whole life, strong outdoorsman, devout, joined Primitive Baptists but did not unite with regular Baptists. He married Kezzie Wallis in 1849 and fathered nine children. He served in the 44th Georgia Regiment during the Civil War, fought in Virginia, and was known for loyalty, kindness, and piety. He died with burial near Wallis cemetery in Clayton County.
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Henry W. Simpson
Fryette County
Clayton County
Christ
Primitive Baptists
William Moseley
Moseley
Troy
Ala
Corinth
Kezzie Wallis
Better Land
Army of Virginia
Old Wallis
G. W. Woon
County Education Board Records Show Low Expenses
The management of finances last year and board expenses are among the lowest in the state. County School Commissioner salary, postage, incidentals, expert fee for Institute, and salaries for about sixty teachers are noted. Total board and commissioner costs were around 6 percent of funds handled.
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Board of Education
Spring coughs and colds warn from Red Dragon sky ad
Parents urged to keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the home for urgent relief of spring coughs and colds. The product claims to be the best safe prevention and cure for a group in need, containing no opiates or harmful drugs and advising against substitutes.
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Foley
Adams Bros and Easten Open Blacksmith and Wood Shop
A new shop has opened at the old depot site on Jonesboro road. Mr F J Garrison handles horseshoeing. The partners Adams Bros and Easten invite patrons to call for all typical blacksmith and wood shop work.
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Jonesboro Road
F. J. Garrison
Adams Bros. & Easten
Shaving Parlor Promises Cleanest Care in Town
M. G. Garland advertises a shaving parlor offering massage shampoo barber services and ladies hairdressing with face cleaning and cream.
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M. G. Garland
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