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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
Entered at the Postoffice in Vienna as second class mail matter under the act of Congress March 8th, indicating the paper's official mailing status and compliance with postal regulations.
The Farmers Union of America plans an international phase by entering Canada after a Western States tour. Western Canada wheat growers seek active affiliation, signaling broader influence, potential tariff shifts, and closer business political ties between American and Canadian farmers.
Senior Julian McCurry of Georgia pledges a General Assembly bill to make carrying a concealed weapon a felony rather than a misdemeanor. The measure seeks broad reach, penalizing all pistol carriers with harsher sanctions instead of fines. The sentiment against concealed weapons grows across the South.
A Hawkinsville Dispatch and News item appeals to legislators to implement biannual sessions, remove unnecessary fees, revise the registration law, eliminate new offices, ensure prompt teacher payments, and avoid raises, arguing needed reforms will be welcomed by the people.
Grace Margaret Gould notes that comfort dresses are the season’s up-to-date choice, praised for smart simple design and flattering colorings. The piece details fabrics from cottons to linens, blue and lavender shades, and necklines ranging from Dutch to round neck with trim, suited for many women.
A man resembling General Robert E. Lee appears monthly in Washington. George Washington Custis Lee, son of the Confederate leader, visits Ebbitts barber shop and the law offices of his son Robert E. Lee before returning to Fairfax. He serves as president emeritus of Washington and Lee University. A sculptor used a death mask of Lee to craft a statue, noting the living likeness of Lee’s son in Custis Lee.
Congress denounces funds for maintaining automobiles for Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon. The proposed appropriation to cover the transportation of political ageonemen was flatly turned down, signaling a forceful stance against using public resources for such roles.
The July Delineator reports on American women's changing attitude toward summer wear and how it boosts dressmaking. It highlights summer reading featuring Rudyard Kipling with Brother Square-Toes and The Quality of Mercy, plus other stories and fashion notes.
An Atlantic excerpt presents a sailor's plea for deliverance and a stark call to reform daily habits. It urges making time for reading over idle socializing, citing Benjamin Franklin and Horace Greeley and asserting that hunger and determination reveal time for study.
The death age visits the home of Mr and Mrs John Blow and takes their son John B Blow died on January 4 his remains laid to rest at Friendship cemetery He was an obedient son loving brother and cheerful grandson Before departing he hugged his mother and whispered go with me The family bids farewell as memory remains cherished until the heavenly fate.
Will M returns from Tolley in elaborate attire as his father reacts with disgust while a neighbor praises his resemblance to the elder man who once came home from an earlier voyage. The scene centers on family dynamics and a nostalgic comparison between generations.
W J Speer declares for state treasurer in Georgia, citing twenty years of service in the office and as assistant treasurer. He asks voters to support him in the Democratic primary, presenting a record of faithful service without censure.
Town of Unadilla announces it will apply at the next Georgia Legislature session for an amendment to its charter granting authority to encroach on town streets. This notice is dated May 27, 1910.
Notice from the Georgia assembly announces a June IM10 session bill to amend the 1890 act incorporating Unadilla to extend its corporate limits. The proposed square two miles per side centers on the Georgia Southern and Florida railway right of way near J E Quattlebaum's former residence. This May 26, 1910.
Peyton M Hawes of Elberton Ga announces he will not seek the office of state treasurer in the Democratic white primary to be set by the state Democratic Executive Committee. He cites seven years in Georgia legislature and fifteen years as president of Elberton Loan and Savings Bank, urging reforms to banking laws to better protect depositors.
A Chicago couple traveling to Montreal on elopement express homesickness. The bride suggests telegraphing a single F to father to mean forgiveness, the groom counters with two Fs for forgiveness and fauds, a playful exchange revealing their lighthearted mood.
Complete outfit including a 20 hp boiler and engine, Perkins shingle machine with saws, bolter and dray saw, shingle presses and belting. Also two log carts with chains and dogs, and 15 head of oxen. Fully equipped, some cash down, balance to suit purchaser. Lec in to inspect.
Representative hopeful D W Hanvate declares candidacy for the Georgia General Assembly in the Democratic primary set for August. He pledges faithful service, asks for voters' support, and signs with respect to the people of Dooly County.
Notice from Dowty County Roads and Revenues at May term meeting recommends levying local school district taxes with Richwood eight mills Oak Grove six mills Pleasant Valley four mills Springs four mills Sandy Mount pooling two and a half mills and Byro four mills For County purposes nine mills and for roads bridges and other county needs two mills Clerk perlis? credential unreadable features a partial list of taxing districts and rates.
Unclear fragmentary notice referencing individuals Ef Bradley M P Conpene and a product or company Gi Proactive Limited. Details about medical focus Eye Ear and unspecified date or action unavailable in readable text.
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