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Newspaper

Vidalia Advance

Location

Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1921

Page

2

Lyons Progress and Vidalia Advance Plan County Wide Coverage

The two papers will be under one management with Lyons Progress publishing from its own plant. The Advance may move to Tuesday and Lyons to Friday, creating a semi weekly county paper. Both papers will share news from Lyons Toombs county Vidalia and the north west. An attractive clubbing offer will allow readers to receive both papers for a small extra cost. More county news and Lyons civic news will be carried to boost regional pride and cooperation.

Lyons Progress Vidalia Advance Lyons The Toombs Progess Vidalia Boen

When Work Was Invented by a Georgia College Leader

The Tifton Daily Gazette reports Chancellor Barrow telling graduates at Tifton High School that work brings happiness, citing Adams as an example. The Alpha Reeta Free Press notes low liquor prices in Dawson and Lumpkin counties at $1.40 a gallon. The Wind er News suggests Dahlonega host the Ninth District Press Association meeting if Bro Rucker moves it.

Tifton High School Barrow Adam Tifton Dail, Gazette Bro. McWhorter North Georgia Mountains Ninth District Press. Association Dawson Lumpkin Alpharetta Free Press Bro. Rucker Ninth District Press Association Dahlonega Winder News

Sweet Add-a-Line hymn touted by Savannah Press official

Bill Biffem of the Savannah Press introduces Sweet Add-a-Line as the official hymn of the Advertising Club of the World. The jingle promotes buying extra space to make a business shine, urging use of Add-a-line.

Bill Biffem The Savannah Press Advertising Club of the World

Dairying Expands in the Southern States with Surging Output

The Southern states produced over 9.5 million pounds of butter from 93 creameries in the year ending December 31, 1919, and 30 of 54 regional cheese factories yielded 481,000 pounds of Cheddar. Dairying grows with silos and pure-bred cows valued for Georgia and South Georgia as top regions.

United States Department of Auctive South United States Georgia South Georgia Savannah Morning News

Vidalia Kiwanis Seek Removal of Seaboard Depot

The Vidalia Kiwanis Club pushes Seaboard Railway to remove the old freight depot in Vidalia. A committee will relay photos and demand definite assurances for early removal to Norfolk authorities, arguing it preserves local goodwill and supports growth.

Vidalia Seaboard Railway Seaboard

Vidalia praised by visiting federal official Hal Lambdin

Hal Lambdin, a federal official touring Georgia Florida and Alabama, praised Vidalia as one of the most progressive towns in weeks. He commended the clean sanitary conditions and the push for sewerage, and at Vidalia Hospital he lauded its equipment staff and X Ray and operating rooms.

Hal Lambdin Georgia Florida Alabama Swainsboro Vidalia Lambdin South Georgia Vidalia Hospital

Swainsboro Completes Artesian Well Project

The Swainsboro artesian well for the water supply is complete with 680 feet depth and water standing 100 feet from the top. National Water Supply Co. vice-president Mr. Gray calls it one of the best wells seen, noting sand and shell rock indicate abundant supply as crews move to Pearson, Georgia.

Pearson,Ga Gray National Water Supply Co Birmingham Swainsboro Forest

E C I Wins State Championship Debate

Wendell Hall and Andrew Kingery, E C I representatives on the affirmative side, won the state championship debate at Athens last Saturday under the auspices of the State University Heh School.

Wendell Hall Andrew Kingery Athens Univer

Debaters Claim State Championship For Local School

The district contest at Hawkinsville saw the team defeat Wort Valley High School while Swainsboro High School was beaten in a prior preliminary. Louis Coleman and Owen Gay, V. C. I. representatives on the negative side, were also up for state honors.

Wort Valley High School Hawkinsville Swainsboro High School Louis Coleman Owen Gay Irom Stillmore Fort Valley Swainsboro Forest-Blade

City Tax Assessors Begin Work in City

The city board of tax assessors led by T. G. Poe J. S. Jenkins and L. B. Godbee sets up at Godbee’s office with an awning and electric fan. They inspect property to ensure everyone pays a fair share and urge returns to avoid double taxation penalties.

Messrs T. G. Poe J. S. Jenkins L. B. Godbee Mr. Godbee

Baptist Men’s Class Begins Meetings at New Church

The Baptist Sunday school Men’s Class will hold its Sunday meeting in the basement of the new church. The basement classroom will be comfortable and church members are eager to begin using the new building.

New Church The Baptist Sunday School

Farmer Walker Tops Cabbage Growers in Class

Farmer F E Walker, a leading local farmer, is recognized as a top cabbage grower after bringing in a giant 18 pound head following a twelve pound example from Mr Lamb. The Advance office notes the achievement as a standout in this season's produce.

F. E.walker Lamb Walker

Hall's Catarrh Medicine and fraud claim in Ohio affidavit

Frank J. Cheney Sutors firm F. J. Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for each cataracts case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notarized December 6 1886 by A. W. Cleason in Toledo Ohio. Advertises internal remedy and testimonials and constipation remedy.

State of Ohio Toled Lucag County Frank J. Cheney Toledo Hall J. Cheney A. W. Cleason F. J. Cheney & CO

One Bromo Quinine Remedy Box Stated by Grove

An old advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine tablets as a cure for colds grip and influenza. It notes there is only one product called Bromo Quinine and features E. W. Grove's signature on the box priced at 30 cents.

E. W. Grove

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