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Newspaper

Vienna News

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1908

Page

2

County Democratic primary set for April 16 tolling April 16

Vienna Ga February 18 1908 minutes show the County Democratic Executive Committee sets April 16 as the primary date with assessments due by March 15. Officers appointed to fill vacancies include J H Porter and J T Graham. Registration closes ten days before the election and precinct hours run 8 to 8 except Vienna 7 to 6.

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 Cent Train Near Americus

Americus Ga Feb 17 A daring attempt to wreck the northbound Central passenger train occurred at Muckabee creek trestle. A crosstie lay on the track. the engine hit but did not derail. John Hodges, a discharged section hand, was arrested after admitting knowledge of the tie. A negro was seen fleeing the woods as the engine struck.

Americus Central Muckabee Creek Feagin Posee John Hodges Smith Columbus C. A. C. Reddick Weston Seaboard

Local Couple Wed in Snow Community Closure

Last Sunday morning J. T. Parker and Nora Bartlett of Snow were married by Judge Folds at his residence. The News joins their many friends in wishing the couple a happy married life.

J. T. Parker Nora Bartlett Snow Folds

Washington Letter on Taft Faction Tactics and Patronage

Washington correspondent reports Democrats divided aiding both parties in a sharp national contest. It cites alleged federal officeholder activity for Taft in Missouri and North Carolina, Florida delegates, and notes Meyer and Winthrop guiding visitors seeking Taft linkage. The column mentions the Aldrich bill debate and tariff revision prospects.

Washington, D.C Roosevelt Senator Foraker Rep Ohio 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 Visits Vienna To Benefit Farmers

An education and agricultural train from the state college of agriculture at Athens arrives in Vienna from Fitzgerald. Officials including Prof. A Soule and Dr Worsham speak on farming topics. A large local crowd, farmers and townsfolk, receive literature and tour the exhibit car.

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

Sudden snakebite and multiple incidents headlining Georgia news

Savannah reports Elliot W. Daniels bitten by a rattlesnake near Burroughs but recovering after his companion Heroically drained the poison and a whisky aid. Valdosta details the capture and death of Noah Davis the 66 year old convict who escaped guards at Tarver. Fitzgerald notes the suicide of W. D. Burpee, and Columbus reports postmaster C. A. C. Reddick’s critical train accident injuries. Atlanta mentions Gov. Hoke Smith signaling visitors’ time with a spring lock on his office door.

Savannah Elliot W. Daniels Daniels Burroughs Taylor Town Valdosta Noah Davis Tarver Here Darkey Atlanta Capitol Hoke Smith

First Church Conference Opens February 1908

A notice from L. A. Hin invites Methodists to the first 1908 church conference at 7 15 p m on Thursday. Attendees should report to roll call and participate in discussions on Sunday School Epworth League and official boards work with public attendance encouraged. February 13 1908.

Epworth League L. A. Hin

Pension Funds Now Available for Old Soldiers and Widows

Judge Hargrove announces that funds for the old soldiers and widows are in hand and invites eligible recipients to come in and draw their pensions for the first quarter.

Hargrove

Empire Stoge Company appears in local notices

Reports describe an incident in Carterville with a governor's office door seemingly opening by itself, plus a tragic accident in which Lilly May Kline, 12, died rescuing a younger girl from an approaching train. The Waynesboro theatre review praises Empire Brook Company performances at the Auditorium and upcoming shows in Heard's opera house.

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

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Americus, GA DeWitt Qua Mytt W. D. Burpee Hoe Methodists Pension Money Carteraville David Rogera Lilly May Kline Empire Stoge Company Aer WA J. J. Lashley Vienna Cotton Oil CO
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