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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
2
A jumble of minor notices and satirical remarks about politicians and marriages. Mentions Jerome as district attorney, Teddy Roosevelt, Meal tickets, Mayor Busse of Chicago, and Indiana divorce statistics. No clear obituary details beyond a scattered line about obituaries and aging themes.
The Augusta Herald reprints The New York World reflections on how modern inventions and smokeless powder transform warfare. It argues tactics, firearms, and armaments reduce spectacle but not destruction, and foresee war evolving rather than ending, with hope seen in rising costs and uncertainty for brute force.
Notice from Georgia Dooly County states that a June session bill will authorize Byromville to issue bonds of 5000 dollars for a public school building and 7500 1909 dollars for an electric light plant and waterworks system. Dated June 20, 1908.
E C Taylor argues that choosing beef products convinces customers of quality and value, urging readers to favor beef as a reliable option.
The article argues about whether Taft would follow Roosevelt’s policies if elected. It notes Taft’s sincerity yet acknowledges differences from Roosevelt and potential shifts in public opinion before inauguration. It predicts campaign dynamics will reveal Taft’s plans and public support.
The Savannah News argues Roosevelt's programs burden his bid and may be dropped. It implies his policy legacy would boost his fame but will lose weight after leaving the White House. It labels ex presidents as back numbers with limited public influence.
A jumble of wry observations on marriage vanity and gender roles from Chicago notes a six foot three inch rattlesnake near Lexington Georgia and Joe Donnelly’s week of snake killings in Highland showing diverse rural anecdotes and curios.
Trains depart Vienna north ward at 2.33 PM No 2 for Macon with through connections to Atlanta and northwest points. An observation parlor car runs to Ma 1.43 AM No 4 stops for Macon and connects for Atlanta. A sleeping car to M 9.23 AM No 6 Shoofly serves Macon.
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