Progress Notes and Local Wit From Vienna Ga
The item compiles humorous quips and social observations from Vienna Georgia dated January 2 1902. It references neighborhood chatter gender roles married life and small political activity among Populists including a Dalton based chairman and a plan to issue a 100000 copy address to mobilize supporters. The piece notes declining Populist papers and a behind closed doors conference with unsure funding and limited public enthusiasm.
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State House
McNight
Dalton
Georgia
Democrate
Populist Conference Led by McNight in Atlanta
About thirty apostles of the Populist party held a conference in Atlanta, dated December, presided over by 8 J. McNight of Dalton. The meeting focused on party unity and strategy as attendees debated the movement's direction and platform amid a tense political climate.
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Atlanta
J. McNight
Dalton
Tiahdaude
Atlanta Constitution
Nicaragua Canal
Congress
St. Louis
Col
R. J. Redding
Woman's Kingdom
Met and Married in an Atlanta Macon Telegraph style notice
Minnie Gibson and Clyde Carlisle married yesterday at East Macon Methodist parsonage with Rev J M Green officiating. After a brief trip they plan to reside in Vienna. The bride, a longtime bookkeeper for Bailey and Postell, is from Norway D C and comes from a prominent family. the groom recently moved to Sibley for work and the couple wed following a spontaneous, romantic decision during a holiday visit.
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Macon
Minnie Gibson
Clyde Carlisle
East Macon Methodist Parsonage
J. M. Green
Union Depot
Vienna
Bailey & Postell
Mr. Carlisle
Sibley
Atlanta Constitution offers $85,500 cash prize contests 1902
The Atlanta Constitution announces two cash prize contests for 1902 with $1,500 for agents and a $2,000 Savannah cotton receipts prize. Prizes scale from $5 to $1,000 with pro rata shares for 20 subscriptions and a $500 consolation pool. Estimates must cover Savannah receipts Sept 1, 1901 to Apr 15, 1902 and submit with subscriptions. Details via The Constitution Vienna Progress.
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Atlanta Constitution
Savannah
The
Atlanta
Constitution
Vienna Progress
Sunny South
Woman's Department
Mary E. Bryan
Vienna
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