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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1894
Page
2
The notice states that anyone who takes papers from the post office is responsible for payment whether addressed to them or another, and regardless of subscription status. If the paper is discontinued by arson, the payer must cover all due amounts or the publisher will continue sending it and seek full payment.
Announcement policy notes a $5.00 charge for candidate notices to be paid before insertion. The paper rejects promises of delayed payment and states it will not deviate from the rule for any advertiser.
Citizens of Dooly County hear two declarations of candidacy for county posts. James B. Kelly seeks the position of sheriff subject to Democratic nomination and promises to work hard for voters if elected. E G G3 nominates for tax assessor and pledges full duty and effort in supporters' behalf.
The article describes a push toward a three party coalition led by Tom Watson with populists and anti administration democrats uniting against the democracy. Rumors claim Republicans may join to defeat Democratic candidates in state and national races. May 16 convention in Atlanta looms as culmination.
A distorted transcript shows factions debating a coalition strategy involving populists, democrats, and reformers. Plans center on abandoning railroad and telegraph subsidies to oppose industrials, while courting free silver and income tax proposals as May conventions shape alliances.
A New York Life Insurance Society document argues that combining protection with investment yields higher long term value. It compares a 26 payment life policy at age 40 for a $10,000 policy with a natural premium policy, noting the latter may deliver substantial cash value and investment gains over time.
The text outlines three 'Hilurent viements' in a life policy cast with Mortuary fund ex fundant and legal reserve. It notes premiums from Life tables and Mortuary funds covering death losses, with figures about $11, $1,060, and $13.25 allocations and mentions Mr. W. Robinson representing the United Life of New York as agent.
A historic notice cites endorsements from Judge Coulson Deputy Clerk Jackson County Alabama and Geo W Armsteed editor praising The Red Brain and Nerves tonic as an invaluable builder and invigorator of nerve forces. Union officials in Washington also commend the product for its efficacy and safety claims.
An old advertisement touts King’s Reyal Germeteur as a restorative tonic for blood and nerves. It promises renewed energy, gentle action for delicate individuals and children, and a safe daily use. Sold by Stovall & Parkes in Vienna for 165 per five.
In a local market notice readers are told substitutions are accepted for wholesale items including cotton seed corn fodder peas meal potatoes and other country produce at the Progress Live market. The notice invites renewals and new subscribers offering the Werke price in exchange for saleable goods and urges bringing whatever the miner beast can eat.
This notice records a court auction in Geoarea Loozy County to settle a debt under a 1590 indenture. John Wallace and Robert W in tine plan to sell a lot of land containing about five eightihs acres to the highest bidder at the county courthouse on the first Tuesday in May for the balance due and costs. Proceeds will pay the indenture balance and court costs, with any surplus to John EK Wallace.
Asi M. Baily applies for exemption of homestead and personal property at Vienna Georgia. Notice dated May 28 1861. Public transfer details and court timing set for April 20. Bank of Cordale capital stock mentioned as context.
Partial OCR reads Hart and Sonarl W A hire planned for April 2 in 194 case with G W Sheppard noted. Details incomplete but item appears a notice or contract entry from local records.
Auction notice cites Perry widow of Perry Gee and Jos Seatt estate in Ty Ssuss and Canton area. The sale lists a decedent's property and warehouse assets with terms set for April 6, during a court proceeding in Macon Georgia.
The notices detail several 1894 sales before county courthouses in Georgia. Properties include stock, tools, and household items in Pinehurst Unadilla Cordele and Dooly and adjoining counties. Each sale lists the bidder, court order, and tax or fi fa to satisfy, with dates set for the first Tuesday in May July 1894.
Legal notice states five shares of Bank of Cordele capital stock were sold and transferred in the past ten days. Notice given according to the General Assembly statute.
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