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Newspaper

Vidalia Advance

Location

Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

8

Birth and community updates from AIMWELL area

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor announce the birth of a girl on a Saturday in August. Visits note Ina Odom, Thelma Gibbon, Mattie Kate McLeod, and others in Reidsville and nearby counties. Cotton picking continues. Revival services are planned with changes to the pastor’s schedule.

Hugh Taylor Ina Odom Thelma Gibgon Reicsville Mattie Kate McLeod Vidalia Ezra Taylor John Moore Eli Chavers New Branch Otis Wilkes Savannah Marilu Gibson Horace Montgomery County Sadie Renie Odom Bay City Theodore Evelyn Alston Josephine Tay Felton Ocom South Thompson Sadie Presbyterian Church Sheppard Hubert Sharpe Ruby Allen A. Sharpe Nathan Clifton Elza Clifton Levi McSwain John Morrison Ralph Sharpe Juanita Louise Marie Sharpe

Vidalia Route Four Community News Highlights

Regular appointment at Hughes Chapel reported by Rev. Charlie Coleman. Local families hosted and visited including Sharpe, Clifton, Morrison, McSwain, and Blunt households. A birth announced for August fifth. illness noted for Mrs. Charlie Taylor. visits to Soperton, Collins, and Taylor Spring mentioned.

Charlie Coleman Hughes Chapel Charlie Taylor George Owens Soperton Jim Blunt A. A. Sharpe Collins Sam Charlie Fiskins Linman Hall Vidalia Allen Sharpe John Morrison Massie McIn

Look after the cattle in cold climates and crowded homes

The article notes practices of sheltering livestock inside homes in Ireland and Russia. It describes family cows kept indoors for most of the year, chickens hatched in fireplaces, and roofs in Nile district villages used to house sheep goats and poultry during winter.

Ireland Russia London Nile District

Meadows Enters Toombs County Representative Race

G W Meadows a prominent Ohoopee farmer announced his candidacy for Toombs County representative. He cites heavy state government burdens on agriculture and pledges to aid taxpayers and relieve burdens if elected in the white primary on September 13.

G. W. Meadows Ohoopee Toombs Mr. Meadows Meadows

Still Live in Stone Age Adventures on New Guinea Coast

A film party in the motor launch Wattle neared New Guinea coast three times grounding on reefs as hydrographic crews corrected charts. A week later a storm impaled the boat on a coral spur before refloating. The travelers noted Neolithic gadget use among locals and studied bark fiber cloth making on a special tree. The Ramu river voyage faced fogs with progress of about four and a half miles per day, totaling about 170 miles in sixty days.

New Guinea Ramu

Honest Appeal for Public Consideration

A formal message from a citizen requesting fair treatment and expressing gratitude for future consideration and cooperation in the matter. The note emphasizes personal integrity and the duty of an honest man to present his case.

Subscriptions Nearing Expiry Prompt Renewals

Readers are urged to renew subscriptions before they expire to avoid missing future issues. The announcement encourages timely payment to ensure uninterrupted delivery of the newspaper.

Albania Defies Sultan Amureth II for a Quarter Century

The Albanian resistance led by John Gratiot repelled twenty invasions as Amureth II conquered vast realms. Nearly 1,000,000 Turkish soldiers faced 80,000 Albanian defenders, suffering heavy losses until Albania finally yielded after 25 years, with Gratiot dying before the end.

Amureth II Turkey Albania John Gratiot Gratiot

Vidalia Lodge K of P Meets Tuesdays on Railroad Ave

Vidalia Lodge K of P holds weekly meetings every Tuesday night on Railroad Avenue. Visiting brothers are welcome. Officer T R Lee signs as K of R and W M.

Railroad Ave

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Aimwell News Louis Jordan Carey Reidsville Pat Sharpe T. C. Thompson Ethel Thomas Thompson Mrs. Greene Castoria Toombs County Legislature Film Party Mickie Chazespeare Charles Eghroe Sultan Vidalia Lodge K. OF P T. R. Lee K. of R Chevrolet L.B. Godbee Vidalia, Georgia Fletcher Fntaur Company New York City DUROC King Orion Cherry King, Jr High Ultimus Ultimus Wil Seli Richmond & McArthur Sale Riley, Georgia
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