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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
3
Col M P Hall and Col Watts Powell visited nearby towns while other residents and visitors moved through Vienna and Unadilla. local churches, schools, and businesses advertised sales and events as residents prepared for a Fourth of July game and a reunion.
The News corrects two items: J. P. Heard, Sr. was elected second vice-president of the Gay Bankers Association at Brunswick, not J. P. Heard, Jr. and the mother of the newborn is a boy, not a girl, Mrs. Dr. Richardson of Atlanta is not the mother.
Citizens of Vienna accepted invitations from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to ride the first A B and A train to Atlanta. The group will arrive at 4 PM after leaving Vienna at 12:55 AM with members including John B Walton J L Taggart T A Adkins and J P Heard among others.
City tax office will open book for receiving advalorem tax returns for 1908 on July 1 and remain open for thirty days. Cash paid for good clean men hull oat or corn sacks in any quantity. F. M. Barfield.
A man born in Germany recounts courting his cousin in Germany without English or German fluency. He learns love through signs and a flower shop encounter, a family reunion, and a playful, wordless courtship across a language barrier, ending with a proposal.
Plug horse offered by John W. Powell of Vienna Ga. Ten bushels of Spanish peanuts at 1.60 per bushel and some beef cattle listed by J C Lewis with delivery asked. Also electric wire fence material arrives soon from Byromville Ga supplier J B Byrom & Sons offering same price for advance orders and credit until September 10.
Estray notice seeks a seven year old mule described as mouse colored with a black shoulder stripe and offers a liberal reward for recovery. It also advertises a brown wagon for rent at seventy five cents for use until September 1 with payment options. J. B. Byrom & Sons.
Fallington and Mashburn announce their threshing outfit is ready to service Dooly County farmers. The gasoline engine setup carries no fire danger and they guarantee satisfaction. Pinehurst Georgia patrons urged to provide their patronage.
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