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A partial, garbled OCR fragment mentions a number seven and keeps unclear details about an Ao or AS label, offering no resolvable event, person, or place for a concrete summary.
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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
4
A partial, garbled OCR fragment mentions a number seven and keeps unclear details about an Ao or AS label, offering no resolvable event, person, or place for a concrete summary.
The Vidalia Kiwanis Club entertained District Doctors last week with a humorous tonic plan. Doctor Omberg prepared a dewberry based remedy, given before and after meals, and the doctors reportedly enjoyed the lighthearted event and the social tonic as much as the grand meal.
This week we hold a regular meeting Thursday at 8 30 p m Mr E C Bagwell superintendent of Savannah division Seaboard Railway will join us Vidalia backs depot relocation hoping to win his support and gain railroad aid for the project The discussion will stress friendship and cooperation to realize the ambition
Kiwanis clubs of Dublin and Vidalia meet for a Thursday afternoon baseball game with all Kiwanis members expected to attend and root for the home team. A pool plunge follows, then Dublin Kiwanis guests will join the Vidalia meeting at the New Vidalia.
The Vidalia Girl Scouts eight to sixteen years old, twenty two girls, traveled from Macon to join thirty four Watk-insville scouts for a ten day camp at Snow's Mill, seventeen miles from Athens. They were en route Thursday night to Watkinsville where the camp began and will conclude their stay. News notes the camp is one of the best yet and the girls are enjoying their time.
W. L. Downs superintendent of Vidalia schools led a party of bright costumed girls with the help of Miss Estelle Walker and Miss Mary Downs. The group arrived in Macon at noon and departed on the 5:30 PM train, as reported by the Macon Telegraph.
Local growers shipped their sixth carload of cucumbers to New York on Monday. The car held 400 crates and the express was prepaid. The express charged $720 when paid in advance, less than the express collect rate. It was an ordinary express car, not iced.
The sixth car shipped by the growers was the first by express, delivering nearly $2 per crate. The first two cars’ money was already received and reports for four cars were noted. Prices have been very satisfactory despite average freight of 90 cents per crate.
Local markets feature home grown watermelons and cantaloupes with the season. Corn and tomatoes, already available, are becoming more plentiful and prices are substantially lower.
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