13 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
1
Fayetteville churches report Rev W H Robin and Rev W J De Bardeleben with schedules for sermons and Sunday school. Local society and mission groups listed. Board ads include grain mills corn mills a cotton gin and a new clothing store. Community updates cover residents travels sales births deaths relocations and a church meeting with Home Coming Day planned.
The article notes an enrollment of 145 pupils, the largest for the second week, with more expected and another teacher to be hired. Professor Noyes is pleased with the outlook and commits to high quality work. The piece also criticizes agents selling frames and books, claiming many pay little or no tax and burden the public, and that locals will not buy local products.
J H Brown Brame offers a six room house with a good barn and two acres of land for sale in Fayetteville. Reasonable price. Owner currently lives on the property.
Mr W J Stell plans a two story tea room residence on a two acre South Side lot. Morgan county sees fourteen indictments for selling notes and one for buying votes amid election corruption concerns. Mrs Hamp Tarpley Mrs Jane Tarpley and Mrs Mollie Gilbert visit at Mrs Stell's home. Community urged to settle school accounts. Spelling contest notes list top performers from Swinton's Word Book with scores from 100 to 80.
A brief in store ad notes several ladies hats priced for purchase, inviting customers to inspect and buy at Blalock McCollum Roberts Co. Local shop promotes ready stock and a quick sale in a period ad style.
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