Death of Leila Moore in Pepperton at 33
Mrs Leila Moore 33 died at her sister P P Hutchens home in Pepperton Sunday night from typhoid fever. Survived by four brothers W M James Joe Ed Smith and four sisters Mrs Charles Hutchens Mrs Lottie Smith Mrs Nannie Lee Goodrum Mrs Emma Speer, all of Butts county. Funeral at Sandy Creek church Monday at 3 p.m. Rev Ratliff officiated. burial in church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Moore
P. P. Hutchens
Pepperton
Sandy Creek Church
Mr. Ratliff
Finest of all eatables pie season across the states
The piece extols the height of pie season in New England and across the United States praising green apple pie as the best. It notes pie as both sustenance and inspiration with mentions of Emerson Whittier Longfellow Holmes and Lowell and claims a proper slice of many varieties makes a full quarter, then repeat in Denver News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New England
Framingham
Rhode Island
Maine
Emerson
Denver
News
Sylvania Editor Visited Indian Springs Week
W M Hobby editor of the Sylvania Telephone and Screven tax collector stayed several days at Hotel Elder Indian Springs. He was a welcome visitor at The Progress Argus office Wednesday. Butts County aims to drain swamps and reclaim lowlands for more productive farming at the county fair November 5-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Indian Springs
W. M. Hobby
Sylvania Telephone
Screven
Hobby
Progress-Argus
Butts County
Russians Flocking Into Japan Amid Archducing War Fallout
Russians flood Kobe and Yokohama housing and labs as refugees seek cheap living and new work. Many ex chemists establish laboratories, building an industry that could reduce Japan's dependence on the German market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kobe
Yokohama
Peaches Pigs and Peanuts Playful Rally Echoes
A quirky local quip celebrates the trio of peaches pigs and peanuts as a playful motto. The line suggests a lighthearted regional theme and community pride without detailing an event or date.
Sweethearts and the Newly Marrieds Need No Sugar
The remark suggests couples newly joined in matrimony require no extra sweetness while implying others can manage without added sugar in their lives.
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R. E. Evans
F. M. Maddox
J. H. McKibben
T. A. Nutt
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