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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
2
The piece argues against claims Vienna seeks local gain from promoting the Dooly County Fair. It contends the movement unites the county, aims to benefit all sections, and depends on broad public support to succeed. The writer asserts majority backing exists and urges cooperative effort.
County workers express regret over a harmful spirit and pledge to dispel it. Active members aim to carry projects forward and ensure the public feels pride in their efforts.
Opinion fuses with coverage of Georgia education leadership as questions rise over the suitability of Land for state school superintendent. The piece stresses merit over favors and notes a proposed compulsory education amendment heading to the Legislature. It quotes the Valdosta Times on Joe's defense of state pride and integrity.
A public plea urges Georgia lawmakers to strengthen indiscipline against intoxicants. The text cites past efforts to ban manufacture and sale, criticizes weak court rulings and near beer shops, and argues the state’s image suffers from ongoing law evasion and liquor saloons.
A Georgia plea argues for statewide prohibition by opposing liquor shipments, advertising, and saloons. William D. Upshaw appeals legislators to sign a declaration of independence to keep youth safe and make Georgia a cleaner, greater state.
The Alabama Supreme Court sustains a law forbidding alcohol advertisements in state newspapers. The Wesleyan Christian Advocate notes the ruling and cites accompanying editorials about access restrictions for soldiers and officers in saloons.
The Georgia Bankers Association in Savannah adopted a ban on serving alcohol at all its functions. The Medical Association already prohibits intoxicants at dinners, signaling science and business interests unite in opposition to liquor. The Wesleyan Christian Advocate notes prohibition sentiment at major gatherings.
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