Vienna News Urges Woolen Mill Growth and New Investors
The Vienna News extols the town of Vienna Georgia and Dooly County, urging manufacturing growth including a knitting mill and cotton mill. It notes wealth entrants, farmland sales, and a forthcoming property auction of the late P. G. McDonald, calling for investor interest and local cooperation to expand jobs and permanent growth.
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Vienna
Dooly County
Georgia
P. G. McDonald
Griffin
Berkshire Hogs for Sale at Vienna Post Office
Several full blood Berkshire gilts and sows offered for sale. Apply at the Vienna Post Office in Vienna, Georgia.
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Berkshire
Imale
Vienna
Dixie’s Doing: A Rose of Southern Industry and Pride
A verse praising Southern industry and products as the region drives exports in textiles, tobacco, oil, and cotton while promoting regional pride. The poem notes Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Texas Virginia and Phoenix New Orleans as part of the broader commerce, ending with a monument to the deceased.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Texas
Phoenix
New Orleans
Dixie
Georgia
W. R. CO. Smith
Prohibition Sparks Demagogues and Calls for Investigation
Opinion pieces criticize demagogues as harming prohibition efforts and warn that civic progress depends on eradicating alcohol and narcotics. The editorial urges thorough probes into Ballinger Pinchot disputes and public lands, and notes a Cordele industrial conference with Georgia leaders and Wiregrass development plans.
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Taft
Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Seasion
Denver
Seattle
Interior Department
Mr. Taft
Cordele
Hoke Smith
Wiregrass Country
Georgia
A. G. Candler
W. ©. Vereen
Hansell Merrill
B. D. Brantley
J. L. Hand
C. B. Rhodes
W. H. Leahy
G. W. Deen
Jesse Mercer
J. W. Greer
Hardest Time to Find Meats Fit to Eat Note
The period when meat quality is toughest to obtain is noted. Call E. C. Taylor for guidance or options during this time.
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E. C. Taylor
How to Get the Most from Cowpeas in Farming Practice
A farmer from Raleigh, North Carolina outlines cowpea cultivation and grazing use to boost soil fertility and oil yields. He describes plowing depth, bed preparation, sowing methods, and harvester routines, comparing hay and manure value from peavines to plowing under the crop, arguing hay production is more economical.
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