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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
1
Protracted services began Sunday at the Baptist church with growing unrest and attendance. Dr. Rutheon of Tennessee preaches clearly and impressively. Mr. Jordan, a gospel singer, adds an attractive feature to the services held morning and night. Everyone is invited to attend.
Lilly letters report the oil mill moving slowly as Judge W I Butler returns after illness. Y E Ingram accepts a city market post. W H Pope breaks ground for two brick stores. H B Forehand has a sick family. Miss Anne Varpadoe is gravely ill. T A Cox, mill superintendent, is on the sick list.
Next Saturday and Sunday at Mars Hill Baptist Church feature preaching by Pastor J. M. Skeltox. Saturday’s topic is the Conversion of Lydia, Sunday’s subject Wilt Thou Be Made Whole. The pastor and church warmly invite all to attend every service.
The Newa announces a masonic meeting at Friendship Lodge on Friday June 24. All welcome to attend and bring a well tilled basket. The day will feature interesting exercises and dinner on the ground.
Picnic at Oak Park six miles east of Vienna Saturday June 11 invites residents. Ice cold lemonade will be served. Also featured are June Kutterick pattern arrivals with fashion sheets available by phone. The Big Busey Store promotes the event and patterns.
Springfield resident B F Kelly describes chronic kidney and bladder trouble worsening over a year with dull headaches and painful urination. After using Foley Kidney Pills for weeks his headaches subsided the bladder function normalized and he felt free of all distress.
In rural Wisconsin, isolation hurts. boosting social contact via rural telephone lines helps farmers. Co op ownership enables affordable rates, with each farmer owning a share per phone. A Progressive Farmer excerpt notes party lines reduce distance barriers and strengthen community links.
Cordele Georgia June 8 a young man named Smith who recently moved from South Carolina vanished after attending services at a local Negro church with two companions Sunday night. He has not been seen since except for a brief encounter with Alex Cobb who claimed Smith was murdered and his body dumped in a nearby creek. Searchers dragged the creek but found nothing Cobb later said his murder claim was made to avoid lynching. Officers and townspeople scour the area for the missing man.
W F Massey argues in Raleigh based Progressive Farmer that shallow cultivation protects fine root hairs at root tips. Tearing or piling soil along rows damages feeding hairs and reduces crop yield, yet many plow deep ridges, thinking they aid growth.
A Raleigh North Carolina reader explains nut grass control by daily removal of any shoots to starve the roots. He notes nut grass spreads chiefly by seed, so constant vigilance and early-season cleanup are essential, and while on spot treatments are mentioned they have not been tested.
A New York physician noted sugar susceptible children react badly to sugar, showing stomach issues cold symptoms skin eruptions or rheumatic flares. They avoid sugar on cereals and preserved fruits and use saccharin instead. Ordinary kids tolerate three to four ounces daily before signs of sugar poisoning appear.
We have bought a new Case Thresher for 1910 and offer threshing at 6 cents per bushel for oats wheat and rye at 10 cents or for the tenth bushel. Contact J L and E J Peavy Vienna Ga L F D 6.
For sale by owner a residence and lot known as the Bush place in this city, available immediately for cash or on time to suitable party. Apply at once to W. E. Trippe.
Ticket agents in Atlanta provide information on new excursion options to the seashore. The plan includes week end, ten day, and season passes with double daily service and Palladian sleeping cars between Atlanta and Brunswick on night trains. W H Leahy G A Atlanta Ga.
Ten items urge farmers to maintain cultivation, rotate crops, plant legumes, save clover seed, maintain mowing gear, plant late corn and vegetables, spray fruit trees, manage straw berry beds, improve farm bathroom facilities, control pests and prepare for Farmers Institutes. Rabieh North Carolina Progressive Farmer and Gazette.
Treasury officials estimate if all money in circulation were shared equally every man woman and child would receive 84.59 dollars. This per capita amount is 0.14 higher than a month earlier and 0.42 lower than a year ago, despite rising population. The total money supply on June 1 stood at 8.41988 billion, with 298.076 million held by the government treasury as assets.
A brief dialogue from Life shows the first young doctor asking when marriage will happen and the second replies he will marry after three more operations. The exchange reflects a medical career focus and personal plans in concise dialogue.
Ohio Valley Exposition organizers prepare a parade under Ohio Humane Society auspices in Cincinnati next fall. About 2500 in money and medal prizes will be awarded to kindly treated horses and long serving drivers. Judging will emphasize gentleness, discipline, and working condition. The top prize is 25 dollars for the driver with the longest service with one owner. Medal prizes cover various team configurations and ponies.
A reminiscence on personal evolution asks if it pays to grow beyond a narrow life style. It ponders transforming rough material into refined value, expanding horizons, and cultivating power, culture, and noble pleasures through steady effort and expansion of vision.
For sale at the Big Busy Store a 42 piece dinner set is given free every Saturday at 3 30 o clock. The listing is by W. F. Newby.
Atlanta June 4 Gov J M Brown declared his intention to seek re election after the Democratic state executive committee set the primary date August 28. He pledged to govern impartially for all Georgians and to continue the same policy if reelected.
Daphne provides a pleasant recreation spot easily reached by autos and buggies from Vienna. trains connect at Cordele. Special arrangements are available for large or small parties for one or more days outing. Byrom Corporation, Byromville, Ga.
To the people of Dooly County I announce myself as a candidate for representative to the General Assembly of Georgia subject to the Democratic primary in August. If elected I shall faithfully discharge my duty to the best of my ability and greatly appreciate your support. Very Respectfully D. W. Haryann.
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