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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
4
Brief items from Cordele include commencement attendance by Mrs. J. B. Adkins and family, upcoming Veterans reunion baskets, local retail ads, lost spectacles, a 200 acre cotton boll pickup, and plans for a brick warehouse by D. B. Thompson. Major figures mention Prof. H. C. Brown moving to town, and track laying delays near Vienna. East Vienna growth noted.
A comic collection of child misstatements and household quips from Chicago News. Jests touch on parents hiring staff, clothing from old garments, whiskers, family pictures, prayers, and pudding indulgence in playful exchanges.
The article urges ventilated air in closets and airing clothing to prevent infection and odor. It profiles nursery practices of removing worn clothes, airing them in outer air or dry heated rooms, and returning fresh garments to children. It notes older airtight closets breed moths and staleness, recommending wire grates and sun exposure for cleaning and odor removal.
Abram Peavy administrator of Sam Peavy's estate applies to the Ordinary of Dooly County Georgia for leave to sell estate land to pay debts and for distribution. The application will be heard at the regular term of the court of Ordinary on the first Monday in July 1902. June 1902. J D Harerove, O D o.
Guardian of Homer Bush sells one third undivided interest in the Graham house in Vienna at the courthouse door on the rat Tuesday in July next by order of Judge J. D. Hargrove. Proceeds for maintenance and education. June 3, 1902.
A Boston man who married a sickly rich widow credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with restoring her health. The remedy claims to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and all liver and stomach troubles. Sold by Forsxs & Coxe Druc Co.
The sheriff will sell at the courthouse in Vienna on the first Tuesday in July 1902 between legal hours the city lot 14 block 115 in Cordele. The sale is to satisfy a Justice court fi fa from Ogth district G M in favor of Albert Wellens against Lewis Eubanks. Levy by R F Youmans and turned over for advertising. Written notice given as required. June 1902 G W Sheerard Sheriff Dooly Co Ga.
Petitioners from Dooly Fulton and Geneva counties seek to form Vienna Cotton Oil Company a Georgia corporation with cap stock $40 000 later up to 250 000 to manufacture refine and sell cotton seed oil meal fertilizer and related goods. They request corporate powers to own property sue and be sued establish branches elect directors adopt by laws amend charter and wind up business with twenty year term. Hart Grace attorneys for petitioners.
Georgia Dooly County records present a true copy of the original petition for charter filed for Vienna Cortex Oil Company. Dated May 27, 1902, at the Superior Court clerk’s office in Dublin County Ga. J Frank Powitt, Clerk.
KA Gray of Oakville Ind reports ten years bedridden with kidney disease. Despite top medical care, relief was unavailable until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. The remedy proved a Godsend. For sale by all dealers.
The piece mocks the idea of separate foods for brain muscles and bones and argues a correct diet benefits the whole body. It warns digestion flaws ruin nutrition and promotes Green's August Flowers as a preventive tonic sold by Vienna Drug Co in Vienna Ga and 1 W Sanders in Unadilla Ga with a Special Almanac available.
A. L. McArthur, Dentist, rooms 2 and 4, Peoples Bank Building, Cordele Georgia. Vienna J M Whitehead, Dentist, will be in my office from 15th to last of each month, Vienna Georgia.
The writer recounts five years of kidney disease and personal loss, saying Folk's Kidney Cure fully cured him in less than two bottles. He notes prior doctors and remedies failed and promotes the product with a sales slogan inviting people to try it at no cost.
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