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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
2
Local Vienna Georgia readers face a $25,000 bond referendum to acquire land for a handsome brick school building. An editorial tone praises civic duty and public education, urging residents to support the initiative and raise community standards. The piece also recalls Confederate memorial events and analyzes pedestrian rights in a separate anecdote.
Washington figures on 1910 crop values show Texas outpacing all other states, with every Southern state in The Progressive Farmer territory rising toward the top except Louisiana, which remains behind as the region marches forward confidently.
The prosecution and defense each had 15 minutes to argue. The defense opened with a nostalgic reminiscence of boyhood swimming holes before the judge interrupted, ordering Chancy to come out and dress as his time expired.
J E Hite explains cover crops protect soil by reducing surface washing, trapping nitrates, and building humus. Winter green crops store water in soil, limit leaching during drought, and enhance soil life, benefiting Georgia soils with open mild winters and sandy, matter-rich land.
The Dawson News argues redistricting favors North Georgia under the current plan. It claims South Georgia has grown and deserves the new congressional seat, urging action to secure the district for the region.
A man seeking a bright boy to employ does not call around pool halls. The passage notes that many people waste time praying for things they should hustle to obtain themselves.
The piece quotes two editorials urging William J. Bryan of Nebraska to quit Washington and return to Nebraska. The Atlanta Constitution says Bryan has sixteen defeats behind him and that his continued presence hampers the party. The Dublin Times-Dispatch calls for Bryan to step aside and let a new leader take charge.
The Progressive Farmer article lists six baby care tips including choosing clean milk, avoiding impure feedings, teething relief with cold water, establishing regular routines from two to three months, providing a separate bed away from light and drafts, and loving with understanding rather than passion. It emphasizes careful feeding and environment along with early habit formation.
There is talk that Gov. Brown’s friends will urge a gubernatorial run should Gov. elect Hoke Smith win a Senate seat. Brown has not released any official statement on the topic.
The piece jokes about planning for tomorrow and achieving yesterday. It notes women as good neighbors returning more than borrowed and men wanting to stay as cool as the average woman.
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