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Newspaper

Vienna News

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1908

Page

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County Democratic primary set for April 16 1908

Vienna Ga February 18 1908 the County Democratic Executive Committee met and set April 16 as the primary date. Assessments totalling amounts for officers were fixed with March 15 payment deadline. all county officers must pay or face removal from the ticket. Open hours vary by district. Vienna polls open 7 to 6. registration closes ten days before election.

Democratic Executive Committee J. O. Hamilton Vienna J. B. Turner J. H. Porter A. ©. Bullington J. T. Graham R. H. Pate P.C. Patrok Dem

Attempt Made To Wreck Central Train Near Americus Ga

A crosstie was placed on the Muckabee creek trestle ahead of a northbound Central passenger train near Americus Georgia. The engine struck the tie at reduced speed but stayed on track. John Hodges, a discharged section hand, was arrested after denying placing the tie but admitting he knew it was there. A witness reported seeing a black man run through the woods as the train hit the obstruction.

Americus Central Muckabee Creek Feagin Posee John Hodges Smith

Couple from Snow Wed in Morning Ceremony

Last Sunday morning Mr. J. T. Parker and Mrs. Nora Bartlett of Snow were joined in marriage by Judge Folds at his residence. The News extends best wishes for a happy married life to the couple and their many friends.

J. T. Parker Nora Bartlett Snow Folds

Washington Letter on Taft and Roosevelt Campaigns

Washington dispatch notes federal officeholders aiding Taft across states including Missouri and North Carolina Florida and other regions. It cites George Von L Meyer and Beekman Winthrop as key insiders guiding pro Taft visitors and shaping public opinion. The Senate debates the Aldrich bill while tariff revision prospects remain uncertain.

Taft Missouri North Carolina Florida Gen Mr. Roosevelt Customs Internal Revenue Washington George von L Meyer Beekman Winthrop the Treasury Mesere Meyer Winthrop South Senate Aldrich

Special Train From Athens Visits Vienna for Farmer Education

An educational agricultural train from the State College of Agriculture at Athens arrived in Vienna from Fitzgerald after 5 PM attracting a sizeable rural audience. Professor A Soule and other officials spoke on farming topics, distributed literature, and toured the exhibit car. Rail officials pledged support, and a long list of local visitors accompanied the train.

State College of Agriculture Athens Vienna Fitzgerald A. B Famors A. Soule Peadle and Jarnigan Agricultue G. C. Smith C. E. Brower Allen Gordon Unadilla A. C. Daniels J. J. Taylor Major McCormick Pinehurst PD. T. Forehand T. H. Butler M. J. Ingram Lilly L. Q. Nobles W. F. George Ed Howell W. H. Lassiter A. W. Calhoun J. A. Freeman G. R Morgan J. D. Hargrove W. I. Horne E. B. Carnwell M P Hall J B Forehand C. G. Power B. T. Cason O. P. Swearingen B. Truluck T. A. Adkins J. J. Simmons G. M. Lassiter W. W. Lashley John Flandera O. B. Perry T. T. Morgan B. D. Bryan B. H. Morgan James M. Woodward E. E. Lewis W. T. Gilbert A. F. Jordon E. G. Greene M. E. Rushin H. F. Brown R. H. Melton J. L. Gordon W. O. Hall J. F. Childs C. Morgan J. J. Heard R. L. Dickson J. N. Christmas J. Lewis J. A. Peavy J. M. Howard J. B. Smith W. L. Brown Dr. J. M. Whitehead L. M. Bolin W. R. Nobles J. T. Howard C. Hall A. J. Sanders A. P. Powell H. Lewin P. C. Everett

Notable Georgia Snakebite and Crime Reports

Savannah reports Elliot W. Daniels recovering after a five-foot rattlesnake bite near Burroughs and amateur antidotes in action. Valdosta chronicles Noah Davis, aged convict, recaptured after escape and fatal guard shot. Fitzgerald notes W. D. Burpee’s suicide at home. Columbus records Weston postmaster C A C Reddick badly injured by a train. Atlanta reports Governor Hoke Smith’s clever office door locking device prompts timely exits.

Savannah Elliot W. Daniels Daniels Burroughs Taylor Town

First church conference opens the 1908 season

L A Hin invites Methodist members and the public to the first church conference for 1908. The prayer service is set for Thursday at 7 15 p m and reports are expected from Sunday School Epworth League and official boards with roll call responses. The note is dated February 13 1908.

Epworth League L. A. Hin

Pension Funds Ready for Old Soldiers Widows

Judge Hargrove authorizes notice that pension money for old soldiers and widows is now in hand and they are invited to come in and draw their pensions for the first quarter.

Hargrove

Empire Stoge Company features and tragic train accident notes

A fragment from the Empire Stoge Company review praises the ensemble and individual performances at Waynesboro’s Auditorium while reporting a fatal train collision in Carterville where Lilly May Kline 12 and David Rogers 6 died as the child attempted to aid him.

Carteraville David Rogera Lilly May Kline

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Americus, GA DeWitt Qua Washington, D.C Roosevelt Senator Foraker Rep Ohio Mytt Valdosta Noah Davis Tarver Here Darkey W. D. Burpee Hoe Columbus C. A. C. Reddick Weston Seaboard Atlanta Capitol Hoke Smith Methodists Pension Money Empire Stoge Company Waynesboro Empire Brook Company Misses Lenton Baldwin Naylor Messrs Barton King Hadley Luminais Miss Lenton Miss Baldwin Mr. Barton John Henry King MacGranaham Heard’s Opera House Aer WA J. J. Lashley Vienna Cotton Oil CO
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