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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary data shows Clarke 6 to 2 and Wal g a total drop to a 10 or 9. Another line notes three years with death figures tied to typhoid and per 100 000 population. Counties listed include an overall figure of 71 deaths.
Fragmentary text notes 1924 county figures with 101,533 people and 116 deaths, suggesting a high rate of mortality. The garbled source limits clarity on locations or actions, but implies concerns about public health or safety.
The report outlines Red Cross funding and disaster response across chapters, noting expenditures around 19,751.23 and 124,000 in related funds. It describes operations aiding victims and local chapters coordinating with national efforts during emergencies and disasters.
Mrs. C V Shirley returns to St Josephs Infirmary for treatment. Paul Jones of Brooks injured fixing a roadside puncture near Jonesboro after an auto struck him. J J Arnold returns from South Carolina visit. G F Tucker and spouse move into artist parish. Y H Yongino couple back from trip to Fla. Dewey Cox and Ben Hand reel 24 pound carp from Flint River below Wuelsey. Joe Kerlin family relocates to Atlanta. Hallowe en party at the schoolhouse this Friday night the 20th. Spooks will be sticking their stuff.
Mrs Sams mother of Gor FA Sams returned Tuesday from a visit in Atlanta.
Rev H L Eyre spent last week in south Georgia. A tornado damage report notes only the Redwine warehouse roof lifted. Miss Callie Stincheimb visits relatives in Macon. John Adams harvested ten acres of turnips in Lake Bennett’s lake bed before rains refilled it. Railroad drive posts at Pire-Redwine corner knocked from foundations during Wednesday. Local boys dragged posts and taunted as Halloween stunts.
Miss Bertha Peeples of Lawrenceville, a local schoolteacher, was called home last Friday after the death of her sister.
Polly Lowers spent last weekend in Atlanta attending events and visiting with friends. The trip highlighted local connections and leisure activities during a quiet, social period for her.
Mrs. Ida Bennett of Atlanta spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs. A L Matthews here. Mrs. C Ey Jackson and sons John Handl Jr of Atlanta spent last weekend here. Paul Wilmer Trevis spent last week in Atlanta.
Want ads offer per word rates and display prices for sale items including flour and corn meal. Listings include a milk cow for sale and a straight salary ad seeking a sales agent. Also notes agents for popular magazines and a call for subscriptions and renewals.
Mr. E. E. Thornton of Atlanta is visiting his parents here. Mr. Lamar Matthews of Aim ory spent last weekend at home.
Dr and Mrs Y R Coleman of Macon spent last weekend with Mrs J O Stinchcomb and family, the latter's mother. The visit included time with relatives in the area.
Sunday services at Aston Chapel were good despite bad weather. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Mitchell and families from Atanta spent the weekend at the Lisbon area. Miss Sadie Couch visited Miss Nellie Kerrin while Hoyt and Tannie Banks led strong singing.
Classified notice from Harry Sunshine at 203 Georgia Ave Atlanta Ga seeking cheap purchases of drygoods shoes and clothing. Contact details not provided.
The report lists visits and hosting among residents. Miss Addie and Daisy Jackson gave entertainment to attendees. Mrs. Hester Coleman visited the Misses Stanley, Lizzie Coleman stayed with Roxa Banks near New Hope, Fanny Orr traveled to Paul Orf's home, C A Thornton of Fayetteville visited relatives, Quinnie Stanley visited East Point and Atlanta, Ida Mae Burdette spent a day with Aunt Love Jackson, and Luther Jackson and wife visited Atlanta recently.
Southern Lumber Mills seeks standing timber in Georgia. Contact Peters Building, Atlanta, for bids or negotiations on large or small tracts.
For sale 1090 bushels of Vancroft clean seed oats offered by W H Holt at 1.90 dollars per bushel. Ready for pickup or delivery as arranged.
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