08 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
1
The advertisement promises square dealing and honest price comparisons. It asserts fair treatment, close pricing on goods of equal quality, and lists fresh millinery dry goods and clothing with prices described as slaughtered.
Georgia Southern and Florida by Co sets Suwanee River rate with the Dixie Flyer offering through sleeper service between St Louis and Jacksonville via Valdosta, plus a Parlor Sleeping Coach to Macon and Palatka. Open for passengers at Union Depot Macon 9:30 PM and return occupancy until 7:30 PM.
A long reader correspondence section from the Vienna Progress includes letters from young readers in Cordele Nashville and Vienna, praising the department and urging better behavior among girls to influence boys. The writers discuss recipes church attendance pikes toll roads and Confederate veterans, with reflections on Georgia and Tennessee life and a tease of continued material on the next page.
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