Pull for Vienna or pull out
A collection of social notes and local happenings from Vienna Georgia. The report lists visits, guests, and travels of residents including Mr C I Bennett, J E Joiners, J A King, J H Butler, Mrs C I Bennett, W F Byrom, Mrs Cheek, E C Taylor, J T Davis, and many others visiting Vienna, Byromville, Montezuma, Hawkinsville, and surrounding areas. It mentions a meat advertisement, a pig-for-sale notice, a new automobile purchase, and a Vienna junior baseball game win over Unadilla with a 9 to 8 score.
Dooly County Camp Ground Trustees Called to Meeting
Notice to all trustees tent holders and friends to meet on Wednesday July fifteenth with hoes teams and tools to clear grounds and prepare for camp meeting. C P Swearingen president E G Green secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County Camp Ground
C. P. Swearingen
E. G. Green
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News
A humorous column reflects on aging and gender norms with wry observations about time, cars, domestic life, miracles, and social manners. It notes women favor spark many autos, suggests kindness to cooks, and compares a kiss between women to a hotel clerk’s handshake.
Farmers' Union Notice for July Dooly County
Dooly County Union holds its monthly session for July at Shiloh Local on Saturday July 11 at 9 o'clock led by W T Hendley secretary treasurer. The annual rally for Dooly County Union No 40 is scheduled at the campground on July 16 with all invited to bring a well filled basket. J L Godwin president W T Hendley secretary. Teen coffins caskets and burial robes available with hearse upon request by F M Barfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County Union
Shiloh
W. T. Hendley
Secy
Treas
Dooly County Union No 40
J. L. Godwin
F. M. Barfield
Pinehurst
The White Foot Horse Rides to a Silent Death
An 1907 tale chronicles the famed white foot horse of the Plains, pursued for 300 miles by Mexican rider and others from Three Bar ranch owner Colonel Miller. After a grueling chase across valleys and mesas, the sorrel stallion dies after the relentless hunt, founder proclaiming the horse whispered a brother’s name as he faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Cunningham
Plains
Three Bar Ranch
Colonel Miller
Senor
Menllla Valley
Great Sierra Range
Jemez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vienna
Mr. C.I. Bennett
Cordele
J. E. Joiners
Drayton
J. A. King
Unadilla
City
Mr. J. H. Butler
C. I. Bennett
Elko
W. F. Byrom
Byromville
Mrs. Cheek
Perry
E. C. Taylor
J. T. Davis
R.S Middleton
Grady Swearengen
Macon
Nell and
Lucia McCall
C. V. Allen
Moultrie
G. R. Mathews
O. M. Heard
Miss Ora Morgan
Bryromville
R. J. Ridley
Mingo
L. T. Ridley
John Smith
Hawkinsville
A. C. Pipkin
Mrs. Taylor
Taylor
Cagle
Montezuma
R. E. Lewis
Worril
Lumkin
R. E. Cooke
Ruby Burn
Waycross
Miss Pearl Batson
L. F. Ridley
Mr.j. Riley Brown
Cordale
Pauline Lewis
Misa Bertha Leonard
Mrs. W. O. Swearengen
Orlando, Fla
Mrs. C. B. Brown
Fitzgerald
Mrs. Powell
W. T. Adkins
Emile Means
Tenn
Mrs. Bennett
Mary Sheppard
Janie Cheek
Ft. Valley
Gladys Bennett
A. A. Smoak
Agnes
C. S. Bennett
N. E. Ware
Oglethorpe
John Woodward
8. L. Felder
Ot Cordele
Vien
L. R. Hubba
Alma Wheeler
Vera
Ethel McDonald
Cordelo
L. F. Cox
Western Union
Jacksonville
Fla
William F. Parkhurst
Jeff R. Palmer
The
Atlantc Georgian
Satuday
Dooly County
J. B. Forehand
McLandburg Wilson
New York Sun
Chicago News
Vienna, Ga
Myon Hotel
Tiften
Poulos, Hatzakas
Ridley Furniture Co
Notice Farmers’ Union
Melon Reese
Stuart
Buchy and
Juniper
Buchu
Stuart Drug Manufacturing Co
Atlanta
Castoria
White Foot
Farmer’s Union
Walton Bros
Hardware Store
Harvard
Meinhard, Schaul & GQ
Savannah
Georgia
J.S. Byr
Georgie
Mallary Bros. Machinery CO
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