WIRE FENCING AND WAGONS ARRIVE IN VIDALIA
A carload of wire fencing of any size is offered by E L Meadows of Vidalia Georgia. Also a large shipment of wagons has just arrived, announced locally.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
5
A carload of wire fencing of any size is offered by E L Meadows of Vidalia Georgia. Also a large shipment of wagons has just arrived, announced locally.
Corner Vi adia property offered for sale. Listing notes a move from Vidalia and invites offers. Provides limited location details and basic intent to sell without listing price or features.
Local ad notes a shipment of 8 to 10 inch or style buggies arriving, with seller E L Meadows listed. The brief item signals display or sale of a wagon product and mentions the supplier by name.
Regular monthly meetings held on the second Sunday and the preceding Saturday each month. Services on Saturday at 3 p.m. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Bible study every Sunday at 3 p.m. A cordial invitation extended to all.
Rev G W Pharr of Higgston announces as agent for Goodyear Raincoats and Wear proof Hosiery from International Mills. He guarantees quality and requests business from Toombs Montgomery and Wheeler counties. August 17, 1921.
Consign cotton to Savannah Cotton Factorage Co of Savannah Georgia for liberal advances on selling and holding. They offer favorable weights grades and round lot prices.
An exclusive sales plan offers a $100 commission in the first week selling a whirlwind trade stimulator to cigar stands and confectioners. Pocket sample provided by Peoria Novelty Co of Peoria Illinois. 1tx.
For sale a lot with a five room house bath and enclosed porch at 211 N Palm Street Fitzgerald Ga Apply to Mrs M C Lutton at that address August 31 1941.
Vidalia residents and visitors populate the scene with relatives in Dublin and Atlanta trips, Meigs to Vidalia visits, and guests in Vidalia. Several locals join extended family gatherings, observe the first season’s sugar cane display at Barron Godbee grocery, and note street work under Superintendent Ben Thompson.
John T. Ragan & Co received contracts for a 7500 dollar school at Glenwood and a 15000 dollar school at Orland in Treutlen county. Construction starts soon as officials announce the awards. S. P. Carr went to Manatee Florida to visit his ill son John Carr with typhoid fever and Dr. John M. Meadows joined the trip. they returned to Vidalia reporting the youth's improvement.
Mrs. L. V. Thorpe led a three day canning and cooking demonstration with the Girls Canning Club at Center Toombs County. The club, now with a stove and equipment housed at Center parsonage, plans to develop a club house as funds allow. A temporary restraining order preventing city crews from removing about one thousand feet of water main was dissolved, allowing plans to extend water mains on First and Durden streets.
Seaboard offers low weekend and Sunday excursion fares from Helena to Savannah and Tybee with available passenger options. See local agents for full information and schedules.
C W Smail D P A card of thanks expresses gratitude for birfness and sympathy in a recent bereavement and extends blessings from Mrs Lizzie Poe and sons.
For sale or rent a good eight room dwelling close in and screened. It is painted and has city water and lights and plumbing. For sale price is 500 dollars cash with balance monthly. For rent 25 dollars per month. Signed J. B. Brewton.
Advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for children with worm infestations. It promises enriched blood improved digestion and general strengthening effects after two to three weeks of regular use with a pleasant taste at 60 cents per bottle.
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