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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
14
Vienna and Cordele area items report social visits and travels from Americus to Albany. The piece notes a July wedding, school repairs, local sports, a chicken thief jailed in Vienna, and remarks on local business and postal notices as residents plan summer activities and the upcoming school term.
Please ask for advertised letters at Middleton Post Office Vienna Ga listing Adkins Bob Brown Eff Belvin Roundree Banks G H Heyward AL B Hampton Jimmy Kopp Joseph Lee M D Jas Li Pope Willie Riggins da Rica Rev Lona Talmage John Carter Mrs Annie Dixon Mrs Fannie Sweetwine Mrs Emma Sappy Miss Willie May Wilkerson Mrs Jerry R Middleton P M Vienna Ga.
A public notice states that W. F. George is appointed Deputy Clerk of the County Court of Dooly County Georgia. The appointment is dated August 6th, 1901, and signed by D. L Henderson, J. D.C.
A Mississippi style message urges farmers not to carry or pick wet cotton and to dry cotton in the field. D B Thompson states he will neither buy nor gin wet cotton and asserts his honesty by refusing to gin damp bales. He signs as DRY COTTON.
Public sale announced by National Building and Loan Association of Montgomery and Cordele district properties in Dooly County Georgia. Several parcels described including city lots in Cordele known as lot ten block fifty and other lots in blocks fiftyeight and forty six. Sale to satisfy debt totals around 400 dollars plus costs with deeds to be issued to successful bidders.
A fragmented note asserts that longer marriages strengthen a woman’s belief that the marriage service makes it essential for her husband to attend church. It suggests a need to repair a woman’s faith in her husband, likening it to patching a boy’s pants.
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