Local News From Oak Grove and Nearby, Aug The community records weddings and deaths
Mr Jim Spratlin and family visited Mr J Wyratlin while elderly relatives from Cobb County stayed with them. The article notes the marriage of Hattie Loyd to Mr George Conch in Cineta, and shares condolences on the deaths of Telitha Carden and a infant of Mr and Mrs Burl Perry. Annie Stinchcomb visits Fayetteville relatives while John Cox builds a new home. Hattie Loyd and Mr Couch wed at Standing Rock on Sunday.
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Hattie Loyd iMr
George Conch
Cineta
KE. Ward
Hattie
Oak Grovo
Dleath
Jpain
Telitha Carden
George Carden
Jesus
Burl Perry
Annie Stinchcomb
Fayetteville
Francis
Speer Hing
Bertha Davis
Ira Wiliams
John Cox
Hattie Loyd
Piace
Mr. Couch
Standing Rock
Ebenezer Cotton Opening Rains Week Busy for Town
The warm weather keeps cotton opening fast as Sunday school met Tuesday to rehearse for Friday’s celebration. Residents busily pick cotton while relatives visited Dundee last weekend. The Literary school closed with about thirty pupils. A singing convention drew many county residents, with Prof. Claud Bottoms, Mr. Tester and others delivering fine music. Local businesspeople Fayetteville trip reported. Miss Ellie Goody and Minnie Jandrum attended with Mr. H. B. Landrom at the singing bee.
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Dundee
Claud Bottoms
Tester
Ave Bedawme
Henry Williford
Fayetteville
Sueadiy
Aco
Block
Ellie Goody
Minnie Jandrum
Nirohker
H. B. Landrom
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Piles Cure
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for piles and various skin ailments. It claims the salve has cured thousands, noting its effectiveness for fiery pains and bodily eruptions. Sold by J. E. Tucker & Son for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
J. E. Tucker
Mount Springs Community News Briefs and Wedding
Mount Springs reports the marriage of Mr Neal Vollard and Miss Anna Norton on Sunday morning. The piece notes engagements, visits, a camp meeting, a bereavement in the Carden family, and local happenings including a new buggy, a sick visitor recovering, a reunion plan, and community preparation for rain.
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Neal Vollard
Anna Norton
Sam Lewis
Miss Lots
Tump Uanida
Brooka Station
Ebenezer
W. R. Reeves
Oscar Horton
Robert Johnson
Mandeville
Walter McLain
Mica-Telitha
Carden
George Carden
Inez
White Water
Lanzas Smith
Smith
Waldo and
Brant Reeves
Vaughn
Horton
Sparlin
F. M. Morris
W.R. Reeves
Lowry
Grady Morris
Mt. Zion
Scott's Emulsion Promises Growth for Weak Children
An old advertisement compares children to young plants and claims Scott's Emulsion feeds and strengthens growing children. It asserts weak child growth stems from ineffective food and promises to set matters right, with reference to Scott & Bowne chemists and availability at druggists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Pues
Druggists
Celebration Postponed For Weather Delays At Friday Event
The celebration was postponed due to rain and bad weather and rescheduled for today. Col Napier is expected to deliver the annual address and organizers hope for broad school representation to make the event the grandest yet.
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Col. Napier
Auspicies Opening at Fayetteville Institute Fails to Meet Hopes
The Fayetteville Institute opened Monday with flat prospects for a successful term. Attendance was below expectations due to cotton-picking duties and illness, yet local citizens offered encouraging talks. Prof Banks leads a capable staff including Miss Morris De Vaughn, Mrs H L Banks, and Miss Nell Sims in music. board of Education met with routine business.
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Fayetteville Institute
Nell Sims
Fayetteville
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