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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1895
Page
2
The Vienna Progress offers a subscription at 1 dollar per year in advance and states advertising rates are made known upon application. Contracts are available at liberal rates.
A February state news roundup reports Congress failures on wire tapping reform, Georgia farm success stories, cash loans, factory bids in Macon Athens Columbus and Cordele, and Atlanta's river harness plan. It notes Mexico and Guatemala tensions, fruit growing expansion, and local election commentary alongside crop and livestock updates in Terrell and Dodge counties.
Mr L Stuart of Atlanta Georgia credits Dr King s Royal Germetuer with curing him of La Grippe in three days during January and again in November. He says those who try Germetuer once will use nothing else for Grippe Cold and Long Trouble. Sold by Stovall Forbes at 1 and six for 5 dollars.
The editor derides Western women entering politics, recalls a Florida man provoking an alligator, mocks silver coinage versus hog farming profitability, and warns against pistols at events after a fatal Alabama incident. The piece offers sharp social commentary with regional anecdotes.
The Sparta Ishmeulite comments on a Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association campaign to convert voters and place articles in the press. It argues the move would be a political calamity, granting voting rights to white women but attracting the large number of Negro women, with strong opposition implied.
A fragment discusses Georgia elections and the risk of unrest if factions gather at polls and rallies. The speaker warns against allowing violent or disruptive groups to influence voting. The tone stresses seriousness of potential upheaval for the state.
A Letter from R J Redding of the Georgia Experiment Station outlines starting a dairy creamery to diversify crops beyond cotton. It describes milk collection, pricing at about 10 cents per gallon, skim milk value, required daily volume, and plant costs around 2000 to 2500 dollars with capacity for 500 cows.
A New York World item describes a window display on upper Broadway showing shoes and a card reading three of a kind take a pair. A tough customer challenges a clerk, insisting on strict adherence to Hoyle and the rules of poker, prompting a humorous exchange over two pairs of shoes and a misread game.
A pastor from Atlanta testifies that the medicine cured nervous headache neuralgia and rheumatism, claiming thirty years of pain gone in a day and the patient appearing twenty years younger. The ad urges others to try the remedy at one dollar or six for five dollars, sold by druggists, King’s Royal Germetuer Co.
John G. Dorough has applied for letters of guardianship for Emma Seaton Ella Anna Augusta John A Nona and Maria Warren minor children of Joseph Warren deceased The application will be heard on the first Monday in March next Dated February 4 1895 J D Hargrove D D C Sold by Stovall & Forbes.
The paper notes the college provides employment help and practical business education at very low cost. It claims courses are affordable for the poorest and that all graduates receive position assistance at no charge. The piece asserts the college surpasses competitors in methods and outcomes.
Dooly County directory listing judge superior court judge county court solicitor ordinary clerk sheriff tax receiver tax collector county treasurer coroner surveyor. Board of Education with president and members. Regular meetings dates. City officers including mayor aldermen clerk treasurer marshals. Progress.
Sheriff sale notices list properties in Cordele and Dooly County Georgia. G B Murray’s land in lot 1 district 6 and Freddie Shipp Female College building in Cordele are set for sale at court house doors in February and March 1895 to satisfy superior court executions and against Freddie Shipp College and E A Perry. Local official J W Roberts signs.
Assignee Crum schedules a public sale on the first Tuesday in March 1895 at the courthouse door in Dooly County Georgia. The property includes 1 1/8 acres of lot 17 in the 7th district with improvements a guano house dwelling and storehouse, tied to the Findlay Co Operative Alliance Store. A private sale option is reserved to fulfill deed terms.
Principal and interest due on two hundred acres in lot 140 11th district Dooly County with eight percent annual interest and coupons. Under power of sale the undersigned will sell at public outcry at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in March for cash to settle principal, accrued interest, attorney fees, and costs with any surplus to Jas B Musselwhite or heirs. Proceeds first cover debt then costs, balance to owner. Attorneys Gustin Guerry Hall J W Haygood for plaintiff.
Appraisers appointed to set apart and assign twelve months support from the estate of Joseph Warren for his minor children Emma Seaton Ella Anna Augusta John A Nona and Maria Warren have filed their report as required by law. The report will be passed upon on the first Monday in March. Dated February 4.
Notice to Contractors invites bids for complete erection of fireproof rail and tool proof steel cells. Proposals due noon March 13 1895 with steel samples and cage details. Plans are on file in the Ordinary of Dooly county office Vienna Georgia. The right to reject any bid is reserved. Jan 17 1595. J D Hargrove Ordinary D B Leonard and Samuel Carnes Committee.
Georgia Dooly County warns all persons not to trade for twelve rent notes issued by L H Taylor to M E Penny or bearer for rent of the Turlington Place Vienna Georgia for 1895. Notes due on the 1st of February 1895 and each following month for 11 months have been lost or mislaid. M N Penny. This January 28 1895.
In Dooly County Georgia executors and administrators petition for letters of dismission after fully administering estates. Notices cite first Monday in March or April 1895. Includes W T Truluck administrator of Mrs S S Trulack estate and Daniel Mashburn administrator cum testamento annexo of Henry Mashburn.
In a petition filed, the Court of Ordinary directs James M. Carmack and others near Mollie Maude Walden to appear at the March term to show cause why guardian H D Wood should not resign and Carmack be appointed. A copy of the petition and order must be served on Richard Stephens Hardy Walden PF M Walden and A B Walden at least ten days before the term. Dated February 4 1895. Orly b C
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