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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
2
Worth County News from Isabella announces establishment as county printer while readers discuss civic pride and party loyalty. It quotes editor A Adkins urging voters to choose the best candidate as community debate focuses on economic development and local media roles amid global tensions.
Admiral Dewey says he studied the situation and finds the presidency not very difficult to fill. He notes McKinley is unkindest, yet acknowledges Roosevelt could bring advantages to the ticket. Dewey recalls past contact with Roosevelt in the Navy Department months ago.
The passage cites press urging the chairman to convene the committee again while noting the impracticality of a convention. It mentions McEnery of Louisiana as the only Democrat in the Senate voting for the Porto Rican bill and critiques Republicans for portraying the trust as favoring free trade.
The War Department says the Sumner transport was fitted for 250000 instead of 750000 and acknowledges about 4 million spent on six other transports. The article questions source funds and authorization, asking who directed the expenditures and whether Congress approved them. It probes who holds the right to control national funds.
Webster Davis resigns from the Administration aiming to lecture for the Boers. He says he cannot stay where the administration strongly favors Great Britain. Republican organs claim he planned to leave anyway and seek fortune, but Davis has been giving lectures for free so far.
Veterans group Douly county Camp No 1109.0 of the Confederate Veterans calls a meeting at Vierina on Saturday April 14 by 10 a.m. to elect delegates for the Louisville Kentucky reunion and handle other Camp business. Commander Lassergr presides, Adjutant Crus aids.
The Albany Herald editorials discuss the word damn used by Augusta officials in licensing a pool hall. They argue it is not inherently profane, defend its descriptive force, and contrast secular usage with Christian standards while noting decorum and religious sensitivity.
A promotional notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for burns scalds cuts bruises and old sores and promises quick pain relief and healing. It claims cures for fevers sores ulcers boils felons corns and other skin eruptions and notes a 25 cent price with a guarantee from Dr. T Stovall.
Friends and relatives gathered on the fiftieth anniversary of the Lupos near Kernstown for a large dinner and heartfelt tributes. About 175 guests attended including Rev J B Fields Judge J T Carlisle and numerous Lupo kin. The couple were praised for fifty years of devotion, hospitality, and faith, with hopes for many more years of happiness.
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing a hacking cough that plagued her for years. She reports pain relief sleep and renewed health after using the remedy priced 50c and 1.00 with free trials at Dr Stovall's drug store guaranteed.
Two men announce bids for the Georgia Dooly County House of Representatives seat. Harvard seeks reelection on May 16 and James Marion Kelly of Vienna endorses honesty and the greatest good to the greatest number.
A damaged notice from Dooly county announces candidates for the House of Representatives in the next General Assembly. W S Thomson declares his bid to represent all the people without favors subject to the Democratic Primary. J M Buss mentions candidacy and intent to serve beat interests if elected.
A candidate in Dooly County appeals for support in the Democrat primary for the office of Ordinary. He pledges to perform his duty if elected and asks voters to trust him, stating they will not regret casting their ballot for his candidacy.
Very limited notices announce candidacies for re election or new run for Clerk of the Superior Court in Dooly County. Tam. 13 Very Resp t 1 FRANK POWELL and RUSSEL KELLAM express thanks, request Democratic nomination and pledge to perform duties if nominated or elected.
A candidate announces for Sheriff of Dooly county in the coming Democratic primary. The letter thanks supporters, reflects on past service, and pledges best efforts to serve the people, signed Qro W Sheppard with the date and location implied.
To the voters of Dooly county I announce my candidacy for reelection to the office of Tax Collector subject to Democratic nomination. I thank you for your past support and respectfully seek your continued support in this election J Lewis
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal cure for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It claims slow base remedies in the civilized world and urges readers to try a few drops in liquid form with a sample bottle at Dr O T Stovall's drug store.
Tax Receiver Jno C Dunaway announces rounds through several towns in Dooly County Georgia. Meetings at Fuqua May 12, Dakota May 18, Sibley May 18, Vienna May 24 25 26, Cordele May 28 to June 2. Books close June 2. March 12 1900.
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