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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
2
Stevens Institute guidance from Paul Morton outlines success through hard work, common sense, enthusiasm, loyalty, self control, and public spirit. Focus on diligent effort, finishing tasks, and giving extra beyond pay to rise from wage earner to achiever.
A rural reflection on a homely local paper and the power of speech. The piece contrasts a modest weekly sheet with the harm and humor of gossip and editor jests, warning that the human tongue causes more harm than dynamite and critiquing modern editor pranks.
Miss Effie Blow married J Walter Eason at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Bob Smith officiated in a quiet gathering of relatives and friends. Afterward, the couple hosted a reception with salads cakes ice cream and tea before a late evening departure for the groom’s home.
The document lists the Grand Jury for the 1907 term of the Dooly County Superior Court. It records names flagged for service and the official designation for the jury panel in the 1907 term.
Dooly county residents with grain to thresh are informed that J A Adkins and Sons will be on the scene promptly using a gasoline engine and an elevator this year to provide better service and patronage is appreciated.
Notice announces at the upcoming Georgia General Assembly session starting in June 1907 a bill to amend the Vienna City Court act and provide for electing the court’s solicitor by the people. Dated this June 1907.
A terse fragment urges couples to persevere and plan after a wedding march motif. It emphasizes everyone should be proactive, continue striving, and seek suitable partners. The text blends moral exhortation with marital ambition.
A terse note observes that every ten hours someone dies by their own action and every two days someone is murdered, highlighting ongoing violence and self harm incidents.
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