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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
8
Quick cough relief promoted as Hayes Healing Honey with Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest throat and croup. Salve rubbed on chest for children. combined carton costs 35 cents and is sold by druggists.
Vidalia to Dublin bus service via Rockledge Orland Soperton Tarrytown runs daily on a regular schedule. Depart Vidalia 2 00 pm and Dublin 7 00 pm with five minute stops. a Vidalia Lyons morning round trip leaves Vidalia 8 30 am and Lyons 9 30 am. Rates four cents per mile. Ss L KEMP, Prop.
Nine men, all Democrats, entered Civil Service exams in Vidalia for the Swainsboro post office job. Named are Postmaster G. F. Flanders Henry Flanders Sanford Sutton John W. Giddens Geo Peebles Lester Coleman Wiley McBride Geo Waller Ira Youmans. The pool awaits appointment amid ongoing political scrutiny of local investigations into peonage charges.
Athens mourns the death of 17 year old Carson Register son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Register of Athens. He leaves several sisters and brothers and a number of other relatives.
Pierce E Holmes Attorney and Counselor at Law operates in Savannah Georgia at 405-10 American Bank and Trust Building. Associated with Stephens Barrow and Heyward offering general practice in all state and federal courts.
An old ad notes that Colds Cause Grip and Influenza Bromo Quinine tablets remove the cause. It mentions there is only one Bromo Quinine and includes a signature line reading E. W. GROVE on the box. Mc.
Mrs M M Martin returns from Indian Springs with her sister Mrs Prentis Maund of Dexter. Mrs Georgia Whatley and her daughter Miss Helen visit Mr and Mrs O A Gray. Miss Julia Miller back from Guyton. Mrs Roscoe Price returns to Vidalia after visiting her parents. Mrs Walter C Langford and children with relatives at Swainsboro. Miss Ada Langford returns from Moultrie where she taught music. Miss Susie Gray visits sister Mrs Hilton Williamson at Sharpe Spur. Miss Sarah Smith of Vidalia guests Mrs Idus Jones.
Mrs Annie Fountain and daughter visited Mrs Marvin Carr over the weekend. Miss Sue Rhoads of Keysville visited her brother Rev Ollie Rhoads. A large crowd attended the prayer meeting at Center on Sunday night.
Notice offers a $350 piano for $160 with cash or installment options. Contact R. J. Anderson, Watch Maker and Jeweler, Vidalia, Georgia, Box 272 for details.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary quinine, claiming less head pressure and no nervousness or ringing. It urges readers to remember the full product name and look for E. W. GROVES signature.
Miss Allie Mae Haynes leaves for Fitzgerald Atlanta and Athens then Suffolk Virginia to teach in public schools. Ike Thrasher returns to Vidalia after Arlington disbands. Our book-keeper leaves Sept 1 for cash sales only. Edwin Mobley of Johnston South Carolina visits uncle J. A. Bland. Mobley is mayor and farmer. boll weevil damages cotton in his area. Mrs. J W McWhorter family visits from Windward. Hugh McWhorter returns to Vidalia with them.
The Garbutt and Donovan lands are posted according to law and all trespassers without written permission will be prosecuted. This notice is issued by J. T. Williamson, Superintendent.
The Savannah Cotton Factorage Co of Savannah Georgia offers loans on old and new crop cotton for prompt sale or for holding. They solicit consignments to finance cotton until favorable market conditions arise.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets claim to stop a cold and headach e in one day. It notes E W Ve signature on each box and sells for 30 cents.
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