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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
3
Tonight the Vidalia Program Committee hosts Mr W W Webb of the State Bureau of Markets. He will explain how business men can help farmers secure better markets for cattle hogs and farm products. Webb notes higher prices from coordinated sales and carload lots.
Next week we expect Mr. W L Stanley of the Seaboard Railway and Superintendent Bagwell to discuss removing the old freight depot. If Kiwanis secures relocation of the building and begins improvement of Railroad avenue, the hometown will gain a great thing.
On October 11th and 12th the District Convention will be held in Macom. Vidalia plans a strong delegation and urges members to prepare to join the trip.
A Toombs County reader protests perceived bias in tax collection for 1920. The letter argues notices threatened seizures but no levies occurred, urging fair treatment for all taxpayers and opposing selective coercion or exemptions.
A New York cafe announces a buyback offer paying 25 cents per dozen eggs in cash. Patrons bringing eggs to the cafe will receive quick cash on the spot. Limited to available supply and subject to cafe rules.
G F Huckabay of 601 Peacock St Vidalia recounts severe kidney trouble with weak irregular secretions and back pain. After two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the pain stopped and he felt much improved. He adds he takes them when colds settle on his kidneys for reliable relief.
Last Thursday afternoon lightning struck a hog pen belonging to Mr. C. S. Meadows at Normantown, killing two hogs in good condition and injuring several others. The loss was heavy for the owner.
The city court has drawn citizens to serve on the jury for the session meeting September 5. Names listed include J. A. McDilda, J. F. Murchison, W. B. Hart, B. H. Bell, J. H. Little, J. B. Jones, J. H. Watts, J. W. Lewis and many others.
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