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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1901

Page

3

Dear Friends in the Young People's Department

A long reading of letters to the Young People’s Department in Cordele Georgia dated August 16 1901 reveals feedback from readers in Hawkinsville Vienna and Pulaski. The writer thanks editors for the Progress and discusses letters from Pansy Lady Bird XXX Midget and others, urging kindness and thoughtful words while inviting more weekly submissions and sending greetings to all readers.

Cordele Pansy Lady Bird Vienna Maria Peach Orchard Shore Elbeta Willie Perry California Golden Gate City Young People’s Department Tam Mamma Sis Watts Mr. Hall Jasamine Rough Rider Bird Eds Dolittle India Hawkinsville Musio Trixie Dr. Dupree

Cordele Message Warmly Thanks Town Department

A Cordele reader writes on August 11 1901 praising the department and the Progress newspaper. The letter compliments Lady Bird’s recipe and expresses appreciation for the publication’s lively influence on local affairs.

Buggy and Wagon Makers Promote Local Offers

An ad from J. P. Heard & Sons urges readers to seize opportunities in buggies and wagons, mentioning a recipe while noting Mr. T. Bradley’s ill family and requesting neighbors to help. The piece blends commerce with a family-health update and community appeal.

J. P. Heard & Sons T. Bradley

Prohibition question stirs Georgia counties and politics

The letter page notes Coffee Irwin and Wilcox counties push prohibition while a Good Roads convention convenes in Buffalo. It critiques gubernatorial candidates, mentions lynching in Missouri, and lampoons editorial trends. It also profiles Georgia Normal College and the Georgia Industrial Home project, plus a small Jersey cow listing from Cordele.

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