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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
2
A collage of satirical notes and questions about politics, race issues, and public figures. Mentions Otis returning home, Dewey, McKinley, Hobson, and the South African War. Notes a Georgia Chautauqua in Albany, racial talk in Montgomery, and a Tennessee or Alabama lumber trust meeting in Tifton.
Troup county farmers met last week to organize a drive to improve cotton and cotton seed marketing. They called a state meeting of cotton planters in Macon on May 12 to discuss goals while avoiding political entanglements. The item cites criticism of Puerto Rican governance and fears of carpet bagger influence and trust control, reflecting Southern distrust of federal policy.
Dublin Courier Dispatch reports that eastern machinery interests and mill owners may collude to curb new cotton mills in the south. Georgia could see over 100 proposed mills with varied capital ~50k to 1m, risking southern job and local raw material links. The piece cites F G Corker and W Pritchett discussing prior contracts, machinery shortages, and fears of northern control.
A brief note expresses sympathy and urges readers to refrain from disturbing old mills, urging respect for local heritage and urging preservation of historic structures.
A Pittsburg editor extols newspapers as a daily bargain and record of history. He warns against dismantling presses and silencing reporters, arguing newspapers embody the world’s voice, crafted by many for a penny, and valued like a widow’s mite.
The poem railing at old Kentucky contrasts with Texan bravado and firearms. Secretary Gage informs Congress the war tariff should be reduced, but action is unlikely. Brewers threaten beer tax removal. Republicans may opt to spend rather than repeal the tax.
Mrs Mitchell Cartain of Plainfield Illinois says a persistent cough and lung illness diagnosed as consumption improved after using Dr Kings New Recovery for Consumption. After six bottles she reclaimed health, does housework, and feels well. Free trial doses at Dr Vall drug store. Bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar with guarantee.
A compact reflection on how true achievement tends to surface and attract proper acknowledgment. It notes that merit often draws attention as it becomes evident through consistent results and visible impact.
E B Lewis informs Democrats of Georgia's Third District of his candidacy for the Fifty seventh Congress subject to the May 15 Democratic primary. He cites past district service party harmony and zeal to oppose Republican legislation and enlist continued support while pledging vigilance and energy for the district’s interests.
James Marion Kelly announces candidacy for Dooly County Representative in the next Legislature and asks voters for support in the May 15 primary. He pledges honesty in politics and to work for the greatest good for the greatest number, aiming to faithfully represent local interests.
To the voters of Dooly county I am a candidate to represent Dooly in the House of Representatives in the next General Assembly subject to the Democratic Primary May 15. If elected I will honestly and zealously represent the best interests of the people of our county and state. Pearson Ellis announces candidacy for the House subject to the Democratic primary May 15 and asks nomination to represent Dooly county in the next legislature.
In a formal statement Jeter announces his candidacy for election to the lower house of the General Assembly subject to the Democratic primary on May 16. He pledges to faithfully discharge duties and to legislate for the masses rather than the classes while earnestly soliciting support.
The letter from Truey, a candidate in the Democrat primary for Ordinary of Dooly County, asks voters for continued support. He vows to perform his duties faithfully and to ensure voters never regret their ballot choice.
To the voters of Dooly county I announce myself as a candidate for re election for Clerk of Superior Court subject to Democratic nomination. I thank friends for kindness and support and trust in continued efficiency and service.
The letter announces a candidacy for Clerk Superior Court of Dooly County subject to the Democratic primary. The writer requests support and thanks voters for past favors while pledging to diligently perform every duty of the office if nominated and elected.
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