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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
In Dooly County ordinary and sheriff notices appear about adminis tration of estates and land sales. The documents reference appraisers and reports, hearings set for Monday in July 1917, and parcels in Vienna and nearby lands described with bearings and bounds.
Atlanta readers learn from President H G Hastings of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce that the South and Georgia can boost the nation’s food supply. He cites sugar, cotton belts, and the need to can and dry produce, urging persistent farming and local marketing credit to keep $600,000,000 yearly from leaving the region.
Georgia Dooly County announces sheriff sale before the Vienna courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1917. The Lot descriptions include two house and lot properties in Una dilla and Second Street, plus a ten acre tract east of lot No. with town roads and residence, all levied for city taxes for years 1915 1916 1918 1914 1916 1916 under J H Pennington marshal.
U S Department of Agriculture notes milk is a cost effective source of protein and minerals. It urges households to increase daily milk intake from about a half pint, highlighting milk as nourishing beyond a beverage and detailing protein and energy values compared with other foods.
The article argues that milk is a cheap energy source compared with sirloin steak and eggs, noting its low cost per quart and high nutritional value. It emphasizes milk’s protein and energy, digestibility, natural suitability for growth, and suggests a quart daily for a growing child while listing diverse culinary uses.
A W C T U column advocates daily prayers for peace and a sober wartime public, urging officials and churches to promote prohibition. Notable figures call for banning liquor to conserve grain, aid the war effort, and protect national manhood.
A compact guide stresses unseen school influences over formal instruction. It urges examining health factors such as clean facilities and safe water access, noting the impact on habit formation, efficiency, and character development. Practical checks include accessible water and secure wells, plus clean washing provisions.
Fragmentary notice describes Miss Banborn and a horse in a peculiar arrangement related to grain bills and winter provisions. The text hints at a household decision affecting farming or feed, with no clear outcome or full context available.
An advertisement touts 5 grain tassco tablets from T. L. Roberts Pinehurst as a pleasant harmless remedy to reduce weight without dieting. It claims the product lowers weight gradually and mentions Tenaco tablets as recommended by physicians and guaranteed harmless. The note invites mail orders if unable to visit the store.
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