A Pretty Wedding Occurs At Unadilla
Unadilla Georgia August 8 1902 Miss Elizabeth Cross of Unadilla wed Mr J B Turner of Macon in a Baptist church ceremony led by Rev M Bass The wedding march by Miss Laura Kate Pate The couple left for Macon to start their life together Turner a Macon business man praised by friends Mrs Cross admired for her talents The event drew many locals to witness the vows and send best wishes
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Unantila
Tueday
Elizabeth Cross
Unadilla
J. B. Turner
Macon
Baptist Church
M. Bass
Laura Kate Pate
Till Spradley
Walter Speight
Bass
Turner
Miss Cross
Vienna Receives Five New Cotton Bales
Vienna’s cotton market reported five new bales yesterday five bales include two square bales from Drayton via W G Redding brought to Lasseter's warehouse and one premium bale sold to Mayer Watts Co. Some round lap bales ginned by Eggleston McDonald carried to Forehand Greene and a bale bought by Cotton Oil Co. at eight cents. East Vienna gunnery delayed first bale shipment with plans for a round bale if on schedule.
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Vienna
Drayton
W. G. Redding
Lasseter
Mayer, Watts & Co
Messrs
Eggleston & McDonald
Special Prices on Bugies and Wagons at Our Place
Don't miss SPECIAL PRICES on BUGGIES and WAGONS this week at OUR PLACE. J.P. Heard & Sons advertise value in all in stock. A. Youmans, Jeweler and Optician, urges readers to persist in finding spectacles you can see through.
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J.P. Heard & Sons
A. Youmans
Jurors Drawn for September Term in Dooley Superior Court
The News is the first paper to publish the September term juror list for Dooly County Superior Court. Grand jurors include Willis Johnson Jr and Jack Butler among many others. traverse jurors, the second week and traverser jurors are named with numerous entries. The long list covers grand, traverse, and traverser jurors for the upcoming term.
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Dooly
Superior Court
the News
Willis Johnson, Jr
Jack Butler
C C Graham
AP Gaines
M Wood
ET Tippett
J F Scarborough
WH Byrom
JB Lewis
SG Walls ST Jackson
W Fullington
A Q Royal
AR Brown
AF Forehand
Jack Bridges
JO Hamilton
TS Lasseter
Za Howell
TT Morgan
T Slade, Jr
T H Gregory
H D Wood
J A McLendon
RE Kelly
AC Bullington
I Butler
Rbs
M Lilly
B Brock
ME Rushin
Traverse
Let Week
HA Youmans
W Collins
Barge
GD Hughes
C A Lemon
RA Watson
ID A Pitts
RE Ward
IL Bowen
WJ Oliver
F Bowen
FL Powell
RH Davis
JH Shrouder
H W Wheeler
OB Perry
BH Cross
AJ Williams
L Lasseter
RA Mashburn
H W Powell
GW Lindsay
O Duncan
IM Lane
AE Walton
ZW Hall
GD Mixon
W A Ingram
TI Ingram
PH Willis
DL Stephens
T A Culpepper
JJ Lashley
EM Patterson
JU Clewis
Sa Perry
Traverer
A Joiner
Penny
A Rumerford
Coppock
J.B Sheffield
W B Lock
TJ Slade, Jr
CO T Hudson
J T Clements
DO Corey
Jae F Williamson
GW Osthoun
JR Carroll
Miles Goodwin
C Coleman
Foley's Didney Cure Claims Global Health Effects
A sensational advertisement asserts Foley's Didney Cure will cure Bright's diseases diabetes stone kidney and bladder disorders claiming broad health benefits across ailments. It presents no verifiable medical evidence and reads as a promotional medical patent remedy from a past era.
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Bright
Real Estate Gains for Vienna Landowners
About a year after J P Heard sold fifty acres in Vienna to Eggleston and McDonald for 1500 dollars, the pair sold over twenty acres in two tracts to Ed Howell for 1800 dollars. The northern Vienna land, priced at about 30 dollars per acre, has risen over two percent in value in twelve months, promising a quiet residential area free from factory noise.
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J P Heard
Messrs. Eggleston
McDonald
Ed Howell
Vienna
New Bale For Pinehurst
Pinehurst Ga August 7 the first bale of new cotton for the season was brought in by H D Wood a prominent planter near town. It was carried to Mashburn Adams warehouse and sold for 12 cents a pound totaling 76 43 bought by W C Sanders Pinehurst has two good warehouse firms and many business men aim to make this a better cotton market than ever before.
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Pinehrst
H. D. Wood
Mashburn & Adams
W. C. Sanders
Pinehurst
They Married in a Buggy by the Courthouse
Thursday morning Mrs L E Ross and Mr W H Ross rode to the city and stopped before the courthouse where Judge J D Hargrove conducted the ceremony making them husband and wife. The bride is the daughter of Guilford and Mrs Gunter and the groom a young farmer near Richwood, related to the bride by marriage.
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L. E. Ross
W. H. Ross
Court House
J D. Hargrove
Guilford Gunter
Richwood
Prompt to install new steam press at Vienna ginnery
Vienna Cotton Oil Co announces a double box steam packing and steam tramping bale press will be installed at the East Vienna Ginnery once shipment arrives. The firm invites farmers to gin and buy seed, promising one of Georgia’s most complete ginnerys and urging ginning for the season.
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Vienna
Georgia
Vienna Cotton Oil CO
Quiet Week in Vienna as Justice Presses Cases
In Vienna the week was quiet yet the courts remained busy. Lovie Grace alias John Wilson faced Judge Henderson for stealing 35 dollars from D. W. Sumerford and paid a 100 dollar fine. Steve Dickson, a Black man, received twelve months in the gang for larceny from a house. Kitt Curry, also Black, drew 19 months in the gang or a 60 dollar fine for gaming. A jailed couple for adultery and fornication was released after wedding. The jail is crowded this summer and Judge Henderson has two more trials scheduled next week.
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Vienna
Mills of Justice
Georgia
Lovie ‘Grace
John Wilson
Henderson
D. W. Sumerford
Steve Dickson
Dave Browder
Cordele
Kitt Curry
Vienna Cotton Oil Co Promotes New Ginning Facility
To the farmers, a double box steam packing system is arriving at the East Vienna ginnery soon. The upgrade will create one of Georgia’s most complete ginnery operations. The company invites ginners to seed purchases and emphasizes expanding ginning capacity in Vienna.
City Council Rejects Offer for City Lighting from Vienna Cotton Oil Co
City Council met Tuesday night and rejected Vienna Cotton Oil Co plan to furnish 50 lights from their mills electric plants. A proposal from Cotton Oil to supply twelve 2000 power Arch lights and fifty 64 power lights was made but not accepted as yet.
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Vienna Cotton Oil Co
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