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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
4
Vienna and Cordele visitors nod through a flurry of busines, social calls, and family travel. Notices include births, sales, farm ads, church visits, and announcements from D. B. Thompson, J. A. Lilly, and W. L. Cutts with plans for revival services and local flights of news from Cordele, Vienna, and surrounding spots.
For sale a collection including two 4 H Peerless engines two Busha shingle mills and fixtures one drag saw and 100 acres of Shin gle land plus a Sweet burner at F B D No % Burner Ga.
A Georgia notice describes a Mutual Benefit Life Insurance claim for Mr. Rays, finalized by administrator appointment and estate payment. It mentions policy payment to the estate, and specifies Genl Manager W C Willis of Valdosta approving the claim. The text also records religious notices about preaching at Mt Vemeen Baptist church with Rev J A Nelson and Rev W L Cutts, and formation of a new church with a 3:30 pm service.
A cheap excursion to Atlanta and Macon operated by the G8 and F Railway departs Vienna with return rates of 2.00 to Atlanta and 1.00 to Macon. Special Pullman car, three days allowed in each city, leaving Vienna at 4 02 p.m. and arriving Macon by 6 00 p.m. and Atlanta by 10 00 p.m. Tickets available through W. O. Wilson, Vienna.
Message from Crum Lasseter Adjutant Commander Cordele and Vienna Ga asks Doy-coun carop No.109 U C V members to call and fill blanks urgently. Also notes Nathan Bowen and Gace Bowen visited on Monday with Bowen suffering misfortune related to his mule.
A collage of jittery aphorisms and rural chores explores social satire and daily labor. Vivid snippets touch on idle wisdom, street scenes, reunion prep, and a wife’s relentless routine from dawn till night, weaving humor with hardship.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It promotes internal use, claims no mercury, and urges buyers to obtain genuine products from druggists with testimonials offered free. It asserts benefits for nasal and mucous conditions and cautions prescriptions from reputable physicians.
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