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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
4
Public notices reveal court sales and executors actions across Dooly and nearby Cordele Georgia. Multiple properties including lots, blocks, and tracts in Cordele Vienna and Pinehurst are set for sale before courthouse doors on the first Tuesday in January 1902.
Appraisers appointed to value and report on the Wilkins Hendley estate for its minor children have filed their report in accordance with the law. Judge J. D. Hargrove will pass upon the report on the first Monday in January 1902. December 9, 1901.
Public notice from BH. G. Greene in Vienna Georgia calls white teachers to meet January 6 1902 at 10 o clock in the county courthouse to arrange school openings and explain new laws. Colored teachers are asked to meet January 11 1902 at 10 o clock for the same purpose.
H. D. Smith and Co announce sale of redeemable sheriff lands totaling 25 acres in several lots across districts 2, 9, 13 and 14 plus 83 Cordelo city lots bought on the first Tuesday in October. Quit claim deeds possible to owners, inquiries to J. Al Walden in Vienna Georgia.
Southern and Florida Railway timetable effective August 4 1901 lists the Dixia Flyer with through coach and Pullman sleeper between Macon Jacksonville via Valdosta and a through coach and local sleeper between Macon and Palatka. Local sleeper departs Macon Union Depot 9 80 p m and returns to 7 00 a m. Quick Stop runs between Macon and Palatka. Official contacts include Shaw Rhodes Hall and Burns in Atlanta and Jacksonville.
A fragment listing several Vienna Georgia professionals and firms. Includes Viana and Macon/Savannah court practice, dentists and physicians, and offices on Cotton Street near the courthouse. Entries name WotE n, Stoyall, Dr Stovall, and George & Copeland among others with office notes and on call services.
Attorney at law. Special attention given to collections. Office in corner Stovall building.
The article outlines a new time schedule taking effect on November 20, 1901. It lists published station times, service changes, and adherence rules for trains and ferry connections, detailing adjustments to daily departures and arrivals across major routes in the region.
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