Four Day Outing in the Country by The News Editor
The News editor and family toured south-west Dooly farms reporting crop conditions. Cotton faced a coldspell and lice blight with some acres affected, but prospects improve with sunshine. Corn prospects look strong and grain crops show two crops, aided by rains. Noted farmers include Trippe, Allison, Bowden, Goodrum, Brown, Powell, Odom, Hall, and others. Jim Hall’s cotton stands out as best.
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J. I. Allison
W. J. Bowen
J. L. Goodrum
J. M. Brown
J. W. Powell
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S. P. Odom
H. J. Rape
Jim Hall
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Cobb Place
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Kitchen Shower Honoring Col. and Mrs W Y Harvard
A social kitchen shower hosted by Col. and Mrs Watta Powell celebrated the marriage of Col. and Mrs W Y Harvard on June 8. Guests enjoyed ribbon scavenger game gifts, tasteful decorations with roses palms and vines, and a reception with punch and a salad and dessert course. Assistants included Misses Annie Powell Stella Brown Leone Powell. a range store gift from the men was among the items presented.
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Watta Powell
Mrs. Powell
Annie Powell
Stella Brown
Leone Powell
Mildred Lasseter
Population inquiry for Vienna Georgia 1910 census guess
A note questions the Vienna Georgia population from the 1910 census and offers a prize for guessing. The message lists received guesses including "Mie" the famous fillers pie.
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Vienna
Vienna News
Mie
Hoke Smith in the Race for Governor
Atlanta June 23 Wake Smith announces he will run for governor after support from friends and lawmakers in session. A formal campaign statement and issues will follow in a few days. It notes H H Perry of Gainesville will retire in favor of Smith.
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Atlanta
Wake Smith
H. H. Perry
Gainesville
Quiet Unadilla Wedding Unites Oleone King and E McCorvey
In Unadilla on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs J A King on Southside the couple exchanged vows. Rev J Nilson Jones of the Seal Methodiss church officiated with only family present. The bride Oleone King is described as beloved in town and the groom E McCorvey as a promising local businessman receiving many congratulations.
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Seal Methodiss Church
Lilly Locals Oil Mill Nears Completion
The oil mill will soon be completed. The two children of Mr. H. B. Forehand are still quite sick. Miss Una Godwin has returned to her home at Rebecca after staying with her aunt Mrs. T. P. Bunbee. Louis Lilly, son of J. A. Lilly, is much better. Miss Mary Varnadee returned to Vienna Monday after visiting relatives here.
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R. H. Trippe
Dooly
H. B. Forehand
Una Godwin
Louis
J. A. Lilly
Mary Varnadee
Vienna
Crozier and Sangster to Wed Sunday near Tippettville
Marriage licenses issued for Cleveland Crozier and Annie Sangster of near Tippettville. The ceremony will be Sunday morning with Rez. J. A. Nelson performing. Annie Sangster is the daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Sangster.
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Cleveland Crozier
Annie Sangster
Tippettville
Lizzie Sangster
Rez
J. A. Nelson
Edna Elberta Kezar to Wed Dr Mack Braswell
Invitations from Mrs F S Kezar of Elko announce the approaching marriage of her daughter Miss Edna Elberta to Dr E B Mack Braswell. The wedding is planned for Wednesday evening July 6 at 7 30 o'clock at the Methodist church in Elko.
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F.S. Kezar
Elko
Edna Elberta
EB. Mack Braswell
Death in Pulaski County Names Love Reynolds at About 80
Love Reynolds of Pulaski county died Sunday morning at around eighty years old. He leaves a wife and five young children, along with other relatives, to mourn his passing.
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Love Reynolds
Pulaski County
Merchants' Association Advice on Fly Control and Sanitation
The advisory warns on fly baiting and milk mixing for poison, urges keeping flies from the sick, destroying stray flies, and preventing decay. It stresses covering garbage and food, cleaning cans, using lime or oil, pouring kerosene down drains, and screening food, windows, and doors to stop breeding in nearby filth.
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Merchants’ Association
Cost of Living Pressures Highlight 2,500 Chicago Strikers
At a wage hearing for 2,500 Chicago switchmen, wives and mothers described rising costs. They cited higher prices for meat, eggs, and shoes, fewer goods per package, and longer work hours preventing family time. A small increase was granted, with further demands pending.
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A Smart Pullet Hatches Brood at Five Months Old
Dr. H. Y. Ferrel of this city owns a Barred Plymouth Rock pullet hatched December 15. At five and a half months she began laying at three months and recently set sixteen of her own eggs. This morning she hatched eleven chicks, prompting Albany Herald to wonder who can beat this chicken story.
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H. Y. Ferrel
Albany Herald
Ruesel Stringfield Killed When Buggy Overturned Near Dakota
Cordele Georgia June 20 prominent Turner county planter Ruesel Stringfield was thrown from a mule driven buggy when an approaching automobile frightened the animal. The buggy overturned and he died from a crushed skull as he attempted to remount after the car passed. His son, who rode with him, escaped injury. The incident occurred on a public road near Dakota.
Galilee’s Calm Touches a Humble Pilgrim
Robert Hiagena recalls crossing into Galilee where wildflowers line hills and oleander borders the sea. The narrator describes Galilee as the Holy Land in a mystic glow, comparing the tranquil waters to the presence of God and the divine peace felt in this sacred landscape. The Century publication frames the scene as a spiritual awakening in a historic region.
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Palestine
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Robert Highena
What Is Worth While
A reflection on values after death by Dr. Dwight Hillis. The speaker argues that praise shifts from wealth and luxury to spiritual virtue, self sacrifice, and generosity to the poor. The crowd focuses on moral qualities rather than material possessions when evaluating a life at its end.
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