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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
2
A garbled 1846 clipping from Vienna discusses a husband and father amid trials and profanity. It rails at obscenity while claiming divine restraint, and ends with a warning of judgment before the Maker.
A discussion on swearing as a habit among men across social ranges condemns vulgar language as unmanly and harmful. It argues self control is a sign of real manhood, noting how fathers influence sons and public behavior corrodes character. The piece calls for restraint and criticizes casual swearing in all settings.
The Home Journal proposes farmers unions in Terrell and Dooly counties launch premium contests for best yields in corn and cotton on single plots. Dawson News agrees such contests would prove beneficial and attract premiums from merchants across local towns.
Among local names suggested for state politics the coming appointment lists include Crawford Wheatly of Sumpter as delegate at large to the national convention in Denver Jude D B Say of Ben Mill and Tf A Col lina of Sedley as delegates from the 8d to the Denver convention W B Bowen of Fitzgerald seeks the district committee vacancy caused by IE W Stetniong removal Uriah and Me Cuckeon Bhipp of Cordele named as presidential electors for the district.
Savannah News reports Georgia plans a moving agricultural school to teach soil fertility seed selection and crop diversification. The train will visit counties like Dooly to educate farmers and boost rural wealth. critics warn of fertilizer tax hikes and oppose state funding.
Former railroad official Jos. AL. Brown is described as fond of publishing lengthy pieces on port rates, written freely for the benefit of the public. The article portrays him as writing at no cost for the interest of the people.
The note says politics are warming in Doo ly County but papers show no announcements yet. A person is needed to break the ice and start public discussion.
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