Progress Items From Vienna Ga January 28 1902
In this issue editor D Smith notes Savannah seeks next year’s state fair, offers social observations on dress and hair, and comments on winter, debt, and manners. The column covers church fundraisers, railway plans, furniture trade, yellow feverStats and crime trends, wireless telegraph stations, canal bill, lynchings, earthquakes, and industrial growth in Georgia. It mentions Rev L A Snow taking Twin City News, Dr Alonzo Monk’s church fundraiser, and Walter E Steed for Speakership.
The Most Durable Fence Advertisement
The ad touts a fence said to be the most durable and cheapest. It instructs readers to write to H. R. Teel in Richwood Georgia and to mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Teel
Richwood, Ga
F. A. Werman
Baltimore
Battimony
Ber
New York
Broadway
International Rural Clinic
LA Salle Ave
Chicago
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D Smith
Dooly County
Vienna
Savannah
Rev. L. A. Snow
Twin City News
McRae
Tift-Snow Fruit Farm and Nursery
Tifton
Alonzo Monk
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Atlanta
Whore of Georgia Banks
Congo Free State
Upper
Congo
Albert
Tanganyika
Congo River
Constantinople
Italy
France
Havana
Europe
America
Lloyd's
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Mexico
M. Krieger
Paris
Chatellervault
Georgia
Terrell County
Walter E. Steed
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Tacna
Anca
Chile
Peru
West Virginia
Marseilles
A. J. Tison
The
Dawson Journal
Leesburg
Tison
Supreme Court
Cordele News
Worth Superior Court
Tarragona
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
Ror Sale
BIG Creek Poultry Farm
Elko, Ga
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Inemerich, Ceorcia
Impuxy
Alton
A. V. Bowen & CO
Cordele
BYROR
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Rushin
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