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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
2
A civic appeal urges residents to avoid debt for luxuries and focus on clean streets, painted houses and fences, and tidy lots with shade trees. The piece touts rising business activity and high prices while recounting a market anecdote about a woman and three tied chickens claiming they are roosters.
The Philadelphia Record notes Roosevelt's attack on federal courts may be a misstep for party gains as the prosecution over Standard Oil falters. It argues the court denunciation won t win public opinion and highlights a critique of executive zeal amid a town famed for hospitality and communal female civic activity.
City tax clerk announces the book for ad valorem tax returns for 1908 will open July 1 1908 and remain open for thirty days. J A Walden Clerk and Treasurer signs the notice.
A former page recounts meeting William Jennings Bryan in the fifty third Congress. The piece praises Bryan as an eloquent, magnetic speaker with genuine honesty and public spirit, noting his influence, zeal, and charitable aims while acknowledging occasional blunders and the likelihood of future criticism.
The Unadilla Leader reports a reader misheard the reference to a team berth in the 8. A. L. The column notes the speaker meant the Seaboard Air Line rather than the South Atlantic League.
A vintage style letter lampoons a subscriber in arrears with affectionate, tongue in cheek lines. The playful spoof imagines the office awaiting the subscriber's return with promises, sugar plum imagery, and a chorus of longing dollars. It ends with a pause for development.
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