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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
4
The Vienna Cotton Oil Co states all Meal and Hulls sales are strictly cash. They are exchangeable for seed or money, with cash defined as cash on delivery not at month start.
An advertisement urges readers with ulcers eczema blood poison cancer and skin sores to try Botanic Blood Balm B B B claiming it cures deep seated cases where others fail. It promises purified blood clear skin and a healthy glow with a large bottle priced at $1 and a free sample offered by the Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia along with medical advice in a sealed, prepaid letter.
Two stray sows found near Richwood Georgia described as a large black and white spotted sow and a medium sized brindle or sully sow both in good condition. Markings include crop overbit and underbit in the right ear and a split in the left ear. Reward offered for information. EMERY BROWN Richwood Ga.
Farmers save meat and plan crops as subsoiling and guano price lists mark activity. Local families welcome a baby girl and report social events, trips to Unadilla and Hawkinsville, with updates on neighbors, visits, and mild misfortune during a chilly Friday night gathering.
Pleasant Valley notes record Mrs Claude Forehand visiting home folks with Miss Susie Shell and Jessie Barry. H C Brown and family of Vienna visited J B Smith. B Lewis made a business trip to Montezuma. Commissioner Greene visited the local school. O P Churchwell and wife went to Cordele. Mrs W R Butler was sick. IL D Wood of Pinehurst visited briefly. T R Smith of Vienna visited. Starling Yaun of Nellieville is a frequent visitor. A playful verse ends with a blush at a girl reading this.
Mr J R Wheeler and J B Pate passed through the city en route to Rochelle. Mr and Mrs W E Durham went to Ashburn on business. J McHachin made a flying trip to Hawkinsville on business. Rev J L Adkinson passed through the city. J H Ambrose made a business trip to Amboy. Married last Saturday Miss Isabell King to Mr George Chapan. They reportedly ran away and were last heard in Raburn. Mr J R Stringer made a business trip to Cordele. Miss Asilee and Missouri Am bose visited Miss Mamie and Maggie Williams. Y L Lamb was in the city Saturday.
Rev Wesley Lane came down from Pinehurst Saturday to preach his first sermon. Mr and Mrs D B Ward were shipped at Liberty Sunday. Mass Starling of Pike county is
Rev Whittington filled his regular appointment at Shiloah and praise for the new preacher flows. Clarence and Jemison Howard with sister Ethel attended. Robert Brown returns from Macon with fever, Maggie Horne opens a local school. J J Perry and G Ward families shared Sunday visits as others plan to leave the community.
A compilation of farming developments and issues including lettuce air needs at thaw, peat bog development in New England Illinois and Wisconsin, a gasoline engine boom, farmer enthusiasm in farm papers, capital land purchases in Ontario for 12 500 settlers, subscriptions to the Order of Intelligence, a large map at the St Louis exposition, tobacco successes in various states, a broader foot and mouth disease outbreak spanning Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and Vermont, cattle and sheep imports from Mexico and Canada, and boric acid preservative linked to hair loss in milk drinkers from a Maryland experiment.
A verse on domestic skill ends with a wife’s complaints as a husband leaves for a higher perch. The prose then drifts to broomcorn production led by Illinois and the central Coles and Douglas counties. It closes with a simple drapery idea for a bed using a single length of fabric and a ceiling ring.
The treasury department reports 88000000 outstanding in gold certificates of the ten thousand dollar denomination and mentions a single ten thousand dollar Greenback. The rare note could be a notable highlight for collectors and may anchor a small, focused collection.
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