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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
2
A Dooly County newspaper laments paying out large sums for printing and stationery to support local economy while questioning political favoritism. It warns officials not to expect favorable mentions in the paper in future elections, citing potential refusals to assist "citizens of the county we love."
The third district race remains unexciting as voters support Mr. Lewis. Strong endorsements for Bryan for president are noted, with a suggestion he should have toured internationally long ago.
A Georgia appeal warns that ending cotton hedging and wire service could force banks to lose capital to New York and New Orleans exchanges. It argues preserved wire service aids markets and that a ban would trigger bank failures and economic panics, urging legislators to oppose such a bill and defend public prosperity.
The article argues Georgia’s rural voters will vastly increase participation in the August primary. It notes free ballots and Jeffersonian democracy principles, condemns political manipulation, and predicts the rural districts will decide the gubernatorial contest as a reformist wave rises.
W T Sanford of Crawfordville formerly Rome has announced a bid for comptroller general against the incumbent Comptroller Wright. Sanford gained notoriety for killing Mr Wright of Rome over a ruined home. The editorial urges him to seek honorable employment rather than office. It notes the advisability of advertising to grow business.
Virgil P. Kline, John D. Rockefeller's attorney, says he supports Bryan for president and expects the Democratic nomination. He notes Rockefeller and the Standard Oil crowd would oppose Roosevelt if nominated, and that Bryan has shifted on some issues while remaining firm against money power ruling the country. The piece reflects party dynamics and trust interests described in the Savannah News.
Ann returns to the Springs with Louis and meets a wary town reacting to Munro and Raymond. Peabody doubts the risk but sees Ann drawn to the frontier danger while Wayne, distraught, pleads for marriage as he faces a choice between wealth and love. Ann declares she cannot marry without stronger feelings, choosing independence over a forced match.
An advertisement extols Buckle Arnica Salve as highly effective for cuts, burns, ulcers, fever sores, and sore eyes. A customer, D L Gregory of Hope Texas, praises its quick cure for a bad sore and sore eyes. Vienna Drug sells the product along with general merchandise and other items.
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