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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1894

Page

3

Half of Tax Levy Paid by Dieoly County Amid Confusion

Dieoly County pays only the state levy for taxes this year. The apparent shortfall leaves taxpayers facing a reduced amount due. Local officials acknowledge the error and promise to review and adjust payments accordingly.

Dieoly

Jails Plan Advances as County Seeks Bids

A committee appointed by the last grand jury has secured an acre behind the courthouse for a new jail. They will solicit bids from contractors after securing jail plans and outline the county’s need for the facility.

Black Rock Dissolved Bone Acid Phosphate Claims

The strongest acid phosphate sold in the state is advertised as Black Rock Dissolved Bone. Farmers who have used it will substantiate the claim.

Progress Endorses Mees Owen and Dorough for Good House Work

The Progress commends immediate representatives Mees Owen and Dorough for serving on key house committees. They are praised as popular, efficient, level headed members who voted for measures they believed advanced the best interests of Georgia citizens.

iPr Mees Owen Dorough House Georgia

Incendiary fire at Hawkinsville warehouse linked to three men

Henry Smith of Pinehurst confessed to breaking into a Hawkinsville cotton warehouse with Charles Sims and Julius Holmes, stealing cotton and burning the building to cover tracks. They were sent to jail after a Friday committal trial before Judge D L Ivey of Unadilla. two co‑defendants deny involvement. The warehouse, stock, and insurance are noted.

Hawkinsville Henry Smith Pinehurst McCormick Henry Chas. Sims Julius Holmes D. L. Ivey Unadilla

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Dooly County A. M. Rodgers Rodgers, Worsham & Co Farmers Supply Co Rodgers Vienna J. J. Lashley Mess. Barfield & Wilson American Fertilizer Company Irdex Ekxchange Bank Macon
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