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Vienna News

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

8

Georgia legal notices and property sales in Unadilla

Public notices from Dooly County announce permanent letters of administration for Mrs. Susan M. Byrom and others, guardianship hearings for Elmer and others, and several tax and court sale foreclosures. Ads list court dates, sales of land, a Vienna block, city tax liens, and property levies with names of claimants and guardians.

Georgia Dooly County W. F. Byrom Susan M. Byrom J. D. Hargrove Denerict Unadilla C. P. Ponder C. C. Duncan C. P. Ponders Second Street J. H. McCarvey First Street L. Speight P. D. McCarty J. F. Holly J. W. Dinkins Unadilla and Snow Ino. F. Lane M. M. Lane J. H. Pennington

New Baptist College to Open in Atlanta

Atlanta Ga June readers learn a new institution of higher learning to be called Laniers University will open Sept 11 under president Dr C Lewis Fowler. Chartered by Baptists across Georgia the co educational university will admit women to boarding for the first years with mixed classes later. It offers a four year college course with a strong musical faculty and emphasis on domestic science.

Atlanta Laniers University For C. Lewis Fowler South Georgia

Georgia War Plan Builds Local Market Bureaus

Georgia State Market Bureau pushes county level market bureaus and warehouse plans to absorb farm surplus for wartime needs. Local councils form under the state structure to direct farm products to central demand centers. pledges to buy Georgia grown produce cover wholesalers and communities statewide. Field agents and local businessmen organize 12 to 14 county bureaus already in place with more to come.

Georgia State Food Council State Council Jackson State Bureau State Market Bureau Atate State Department

Southern Employees Prove Very Loyal

Washington D C June Four thousand three hundred and forty three employees of the Southern Railway System subscribed to the Liberty Loan under President Fairfax Harrison plan. Subscriptions allowed in twelve equal monthly installments deducted from salaries. Letter from Agent John Duff illustrates loyalty and duty among railroad workers to finance the country during the crisis.

Southern Railway System Fairfax Harrison A.H. Plant John Duff Dennison Southern Belgium France

News service bulletin offered to Georgia editors

Georgia editors and national newspapers can obtain the Official Bulletin issued daily by the Committee on Public Information in Washington. The bulletin provides official war news and related information, sent free to newspapers and government agencies and available to others for five dollars per year.

Atlanta Georgia Committee On Public Information Washington Wilson George Creel

Georgia Negro Exodus Spurs State Action

Investigations led by Hal M. Stanley state commissioner of commerce and labor show that in ten months 50,000 African Americans have left Georgia. Stanley, with the Georgia Department of Agriculture and the Georgia Farmers’ Union, plans a remedy for the exodus and may seek additional control over employment bureaus at the next legislature. Fifteen licensed employment offices exist in Georgia, with only one paying a license as an immigration agency.

Hal. M. Stanley State Commissioner of Commerce and Labor State of Georgia Stanley State Department of Agriculture Georgia Farmers’ Union

Government to Buy 250000 Horses for War

Washington men report the war department plans to purchase about 250000 horses as soon as funds from a 3.3 billion appropriation become available. Estimated cost runs to 50 million with agents already in the field. Government specs will set price from 150 to 200 dollars per horse based on age and condition.

Washington, D. C Army War Department Quartermaster’s Department

Excursion Fares Between Louisville and Nashville

Train fare notes show prices from Louisville to Nashville at 18 25 and 18 86 with listed route details. Economic excursion rates appear in the timetable fragment indicating passenger pricing and connections.

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