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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1902

Page

12

Progress Thoughts and Political Notes in Vienna Ga

The issue compiles a miscellany of quotes and social remarks on love marriage and daily life, interwoven with political notes from the Populist scene in Georgia. It details a partial agenda for a state Populist convention, efforts to issue a mass address, and concerns over newspaper reach and party vitality.

State House McNight Dalton Georgia Democrate

Populist Conference Held in Atlanta Presided by Dalton Leader

About thirty apostles of the Populist party met in Atlanta today with J. McNight of Dalton presiding. The gathering aimed to discuss party strategy and prospects as the movement navigates a shifting political landscape.

Atlanta J. McNight Dalton Tiahdaude

Met and Married in East Macon Parsonage

Minnie Gibson and Clyde Carlisle wed yesterday at East Macon Methodist with Rev. J. M. Green officiating. After a brief elopement they boarded for Vienna to begin their life together. The bride, a longtime Bailey & Postell bookkeeper from Norway, D. C., and Carlisle, recently from Sibley, met while he was at business college.

Macon Minnie Gibson Clyde Carlisle East Macon Methodist Parsonage J. M. Green Union Depot Vienna Bailey & Postell Mr. Carlisle Sibley

Atlanta Constitution announces $85 500 prize contests and Savannah cotton receipts

The Atlanta Constitution offers two cash prize contests in 1902 with $1,500 for agents and $2,000 tied to Savannah cotton receipts from September 1901 to April 1902. Prizes scale from $400 to $5 for agents, plus pro rata $250 among twenty or more subscriptions. Readers receive statistics, deadlines, and guidance, with combined subscriptions to The Constitution Sunny South and Vienna Progress for $2.00.

Atlanta Constitution Savannah The Atlanta Constitution Vienna Progress Sunny South Woman's Department Mary E. Bryan Vienna

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