Vienna News 1906 plans for agricultural colleges and city growth
The Vienna News urges securing an agricultural college in each Georgia congressional district, urging local land donation and building needs. It argues colleges would attract families, boost the city’s reputation, and spur growth including rail and manufacturing. The note cites district attorney Jerome and local real estate trends, urging prompt action.
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Heard Nominated as Hoke Smith Colonel by The News
The News nominates Mr. O. M. Heard of this city as one of Hoke Smith's colonels in the political appointment.
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Journal backs Smith in race. editor may pursue office
The Atlanta Journal, the sole major daily endorsing candidate Mr. Smith, notes uncertainty about Editor Gray seeking any office but asserts he deserves one if he chooses. The piece emphasizes the paper's unique backing for Smith among major daily outlets.
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Smith cyclone passes away sparks hopes for better crops
The community notes the passing of Smith as a turning point, with residents optimistic that the loss will lead to improved crop yields and stronger harvests through enhanced farming efforts and anticipated better financial returns.
Proclamation by Governor Terrell on Constitution amendment
Georgia Governor Joseph M Terrell proclaims a 1905 amendment to grant the legislature authority to add and regulate Superior Court judges. The measure will be voted on October 3 1906 after publication in two newspapers per district. Secretary Pamir Cook notes the proclamation’s official status.
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