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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
3
A crowded Vienna scene lists Ballard's Obelisk flour at Penny's promotions and a string of visits by local residents and officials including Col. M. P. Hall, Judge D. L. Henderson, W. H. Steele, and J. T. Dunaway. The note mentions penny candy for children and a sale on coats, with several social visits across Pinehurst, Byromville, Unadilla, and Cordele.
Richwood visitors F L Bradshaw and R P Seutell plus L A Raines are in town. Dr W E Beacham of Pinehurst touted as a prospective representative candidate. J T Carlisle recovering from illness. Horne couple to Pinehurst. Horne to recuperate from fever. Correction on meningitis vs bronchitis misprint. Milas Mae Forehand teaches elocution at public school and Pinehurst. Miss Forehand noted for recitations and music. Penny's flour promotion. Norfolk peanuts for sale by D B Thompson. Souvenir post cards from Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad popular. North Carolina peanuts available from J P Heard & Sons. East Vienna store to stock farm supplies. prices on request. Haynie Chopper advert promises six-hoe work and easy cultivation for cotton. Orders to Vienna GA. $8 deposit, $12.50 price, mar 2-im.
Multiple small ads offer for sale seed corn and lumber, a seven room rental, a purebred poultry lot with 1 rooster and 9 hens, and a gentle mare. Also promotion by J P Heard Sons and Armour Fertilizer Works. A note seeks an ordered cow with marked ear features at Double Lime Link after Feb 25.
Notice from Vienna Georgia banks declaring daily closing at 5 o clock after March first 1908 and urging Union Gin Company A R Brown Gin account holders to settle balances. All unsettled accounts to be turned over to an officer for collection by March 1 1908. Vienna Ga February 15 1908.
A. E. Shnaly and Bro., Oglethorpe, Ga., offer 150 to 200 pounds of Tom Watson watermelon seed grown under their supervision from ripe melons. They note strong shipping quality and promise sweet, red flesh melons. Last year’s crop netted $100 to $160 per acre.
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