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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
6
Practicing physician located in Vidalia Georgia operates from the Post Office Building. Contact numbers list residence 84 3 and office 84 2 for appointments or inquiries.
The Advance reports Mr J A Glaze a resident near the city limits growing a 21 pound cabbage. Earlier, Emanuel county farmer raised 12 pounds and F E Wardlaw of Montgomery county grew 18 pounds, with a 24 pound possible challenger still to come.
Johnson Corner district trustees met with E A Pound of the state board of education to discuss forming a four year high school and qualify for a $1000 annual state grant. They plan to reach the tenth and eleventh grades within four years and hope to let bids for a new building on Saturday. Local residents receive praise for backing a quality school for children.
Newspapers enjoy wide daily circulation with estimates of four readers per copy and Georgia readers reaching about one million. The Georgia board of tax equalizers works at the courthouse this week, plans to mail notices of increases, and expects some taxpayers to seek arbitration.
A Lyons Progress report notes a Daniel Association School of Methods held at Lyons Baptist Church on Tuesday June 14. Miss Barnard of Atlanta lectured on Training for Leadership and Mrs. J. C. Price of Vidalia spoke on Stewardship and Mission. Attendees from several churches enjoyed a noon dinner under the trees and hope for more gatherings.
Pacific Mail S S and Ward Sieve advertise films to public officials and organizations, offering four reels free on request and directing inquiries to H Lane Washington. They describe steel steamers and ocean-going tugs and invite global sailing information. A Fever Tonic touts imitations.
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