City Farm Advisor Gar ner to Visit Vidalia Lyons on Saturdays
C G Garner will spend two days each month in Vidalia at the First National Bank building to discuss farm problems with locals. On second and fourth Saturdays he will be in Lyons, either at City Hall or on the streets. A pest control section outlines using arsenate of lead for hornworms, with dust preferred over spraying and cautions about calcium arsenate on damp leaves.
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C. G. Garner
First National Bank
Garner
First National Bank of
Vidalia
Lyons
J. F. Darby Private Bank
Next Poultry Car Season Nears Close in June
County Agent Garner announces the next poultry car for June 2 urging rapid market of fat hens and fryers. He warns hot weather kills in handling, so cars may discontinue. The car arrives Thursday afternoon June 9, with arrivals usually in the afternoon rather than the morning.
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Garner
Fragmentary phrase on enduring love and descent references
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Contests for Georgia high school students in Athens
Several hundred Georgia high school students winners in district contests will gather in Athens June 8-10 for the 20th annual state high school elimination contests. About 90 towns and schools are represented. events include girls recitation and numerous athletic events with winners named from districts.
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Athens
Gorgia
Joseph Stewart
Georgian Hotel
May Term Court Adjourned to June in Toombs County
Judge Hardeman orders Toombs Superior Court May Term adjourned to June 20 1927 at 9 AM due to ongoing Jefferson County case. Jurors summoned for May Term must attend. subpoenas issued for criminal cases for appearance June 20 and daily thereafter. Publication to Lyons Progress and Vidalia Advance. May 19 1927.
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Chambers
Louisville
Jefferson County
Toombs
Toombs Superior Court
Toombs Superior
Lyons Progress
Vidalia
R. N. Hardeman
Two-Hour Nonstop Train Between Macon and Atlanta
Southern Railway introduces a two hour nonstop service between Atlanta and Macon starting May 22. The redesign includes electric block signals and automatic train control to boost safety and efficiency. The new schedule runs Atlanta 12 25 P M to Macon 3 25 P M Eastern Time and return arrival 2 50 P M Central Time.
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Macon
Atlanta
Southern
Th Southern Railway System
South Georgia
J. C. Beam
Chattanooga
Lyons school aids flag and Bible secured by Vidalia unit
B C Winn recording secretary of Vidalia Council No 95 led securing flag and Bible for Lyons school. Savannah men Hon C E Alexander Fred E Davis Capitan E C Daniels Robert Love and H V Pope attended. Presbyterian City Hall hosts Bible school at 10 AM and sermon at 11 AM, evening talk at 8:30 PM on The Challenge of Christ. Midweek service at 8:30 PM at L G Moodys home. Reading Luke 19:28-48. Invitation extended to all.
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Columbus E. Alexander
Savannah
Order of United American Mechanics
Vidalia Public Schools
Downs
Alexander
Lodge
F. E. Davis
Robert S. Love
E. C. Daniels
Chathalm County
Lyons
B. C. Winn
Vidalia Council
C. E. Alexander
Fred E. Davis
Capitan E. C. Daniels
Robert Love
Vidalia
Bible School
Martindale
Christ
Berry
Equipment Arrives for Dr Findley Eye Ear Office
Equipment for the new offices of Dr. C W Findley has arrived this week. He equips the office for eye ear nose and throat work with modern instruments and furniture and plans opening in a few days.
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C. W. Findley
Dr. Findley
Commissioner Adams Buys Bakery Block in Vidalia
County Commissioner M. L. Adams of Kibbee visited Vidalia on Monday to handle business. He purchased the McIntosh Street building formerly occupied by a bakery, now home to Mrs. Viola Coleman’s retail grocery. The property fronts North McIntosh about twenty feet and extends to an alley, the longest in the block.
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M. L. Adams
Kibbee
Vidalia
Adams
McIntosh Street
McIntosh
Viola Coleman
Floor space of new warehouse to be increased
Construction starts on the relay station for American Bell Telephone to improve copper line service and reduce noise. The Vann Tobacco Warehouse expands to over fifty thousand square feet with a north side track to be built by Seaboard Railroad for the late July tobacco selling season.
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American Bell Telephone Company
Georgia
Church Street
Southern
Power Company
Georgia Power Company
Vidalia
Hazlehurst
The
Mt. Vernon
Idalia
Chester Shuman
Railroad Avenue
Shuman
Chester
South Railroad Avenue
Clifford Poe
Vann Tobacco Warehouse
Seaboard Railroad
Vidalia Tobacco Warehouse Company
South Georgia
Georgia Tobacco Warehouse
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