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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
3
Local notes list frequent visits from residents of Cordele Pinehurst and Columbus and endorsements of goods and services. Announcements include a Dooly Camp U C V sketch plan a re union July 20 and a Baptist church revival ongoing with Rev Buckholtz delivering sermons.
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine says three bottles of Electric Bitters cured kidney inflammation that caused back shots and pain for months. He reports feeling like a new man and recommends the tonic to all kidney trouble sufferers. Guaranteed by Vienna Drug Co at 50 cents.
J offers to buy chickens eggs and other farm produce at the market while selling a rationery tinware and fancy groceries. F M Barfle Lt Pinehurst Ga operates the stall and advertises purchases from local farmers.
In Harpersville a school writing master named Professor Swift flirts with Susan Jones leading to jealousy. The narrator uncovers a series of robberies including a postoffice break in and the professor’s thefts, aided by clues from his patched shoe. The professor is arrested after a midnight raid at the woolen mills and sentenced to seven years.
Oak Grove records a day at Turkey Creek with locals from Unadilla Byronville Pinehurst and nearby. Mentions illness of Mrs J J Hall visits by Homer Griffin and Ella Butler and community prayer meeting led by H B Butcher.
A patent remedy advertises Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed cure. A druggist will refund money if one bottle fails to produce results, with a stated price of 60 cents, per Forbes and Coxe.
Tax Receiver H C Brown sets rounds across multiple towns to collect state and county taxes for 1908. Readiness for land description specifics is urged, with parcel halves quarters and compass directions noted. Books close May 31, with returns due and penalties looming for late filings.
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