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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
4
The County Officers' Association gathers in Indian Springs today while Teddy Roosevelt attends the National Republican Convention in Chicago. Georgia contenders for president are discussed, with debate plans and possible candidate movements noted for July in Fitzgerald.
In a Chicago Record-Herald exchange, a family tale unfolds revealing a chauffeur arrested en route to town, a father indicted for destroying government books in a treaty busting case, and a sister socializing at a country club with a French count, signaling their placement in the aristocratic circle.
Bibb representative Walter Defoe proposes a bill at the next session to raise superior court judges' pay from three thousand to five thousand dollars per year. He notes city courts could be abolished, but doubts such a bill will pass and warns against getting the cart before the horse while criticizing too many city courts.
A boy hides a red paint spot in white lead, showing how hidden faults stain character. The painter notices the flaw and warns that sins left concealed remain detectable by the Master, a moral echoed by The Evangel.
Women worn by household burdens and disorders of the female system are urged to try Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Compound. The remedy aims to correct internal disorder and restore strength to perform duties. After a short course, work becomes easier as health returns. Price $1.00 per bottle at Powell Bros. Drug Co.
In a public letter Mercer announces his bid for the Congressional seat in the Third District. He emphasizes his farming roots and commitment to advancing farming interests, pledges to meet voters county by county before the election, and invites other candidates to a democratic primary.
Charles R. Crisp declares his candidacy for the 68th Congress from every district under the Democratic primary next summer. He cites his experience as a confidential clerk to the speaker and vows faithful representation, promising a formal platform and voter addresses before the primary. He asks for support and influence from constituents.
Notice in Dooly County Georgia states that at the next General Assembly session a bill will be introduced to amend the Lilly City charter. The act would authorize the mayor and council to purchase and operate water works and electric lights, build a school, hold an election, and authorize bond debt with annual property tax to pay principal and interest. Dated June 18, 1912.
A candidate announces bid for the State Senate subject to the Democratic primary and respectfully requests support. The note is dated May 25, 2012.
J B Smith announces candidacy for Representative of Dooly County pending the Democratic primary. He thanks voters for past support and requests continued backing in the upcoming primary.
Candidate for Representative in the General Assembly from Dooly County appeals to voters in the Democratic primary. He expresses gratitude for support and asks residents to back his campaign.
Notice from Dooly County announces a General Assembly bill to authorize an election on the first Tuesday in September 1912 to decide retaining or abolishing the City Court of Vienna Georgia. Dated May 21, 1912.
Notice that a Local Legislation bill will be introduced in the 1912 Georgia General Assembly to amend the Vienna City Court act, fixing salary for the court Solicitor and granting defendants the right to demand indictment by the grand jury, dated June 4, 1912.
This notice instructs all persons indebted to the estate of Mrs M F Sentell to come forward and settle immediately and directs all creditors with claims against the estate to present them as required by law to the undersigned this May J.
Notice announces a local act by the Georgia Legislature amending Section Two of Lilly city charter to reduce city limits from one mile to a half mile from the center. Dated June 11, 1912.
The Byrom Corporation of Byromville, Georgia urges Dooly County farmers to plant peas alongside corn, oats, and wheat. It highlights favorable hay and pea prices and asks farmers to maximize pea acreage.
Wolshin Chapter Royal Arch Masons announce regular meetings on the first and eighth Monday nights of each month. Members and regular Royal Arch Masons are cordially invited to attend.
For sale for exchange for field peas. 100 bushels Spanish Pestote. Apply J. R. Kelly, Cardsle, Georgia.
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