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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
2
A vivid report from Vienna documents a new cotton seed oil plant rising beside the G. I. depot area. Builders J. Q. and J. B. Shipp supervise a brick seed house, mill, storage and barn as 55 workers labor toward an October 1 start, powered by a 175 hp engine.
Ready built woven steel wire fence rolls offer durability and labor savings over traditional fencing. Ellwood Steel Wire Fence comes in six heights from 18 to 58 inches with styles for lawns fields or poultry enclosures. Its diamond mesh is small at the ground to deter pigs and chickens, and it is sold through dealers nationwide.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway runs a cheap excursion from Miylene Alabama Columbus Americus and Ocilla to Savannah on July 28 with low rates. Tickets sold for trains July 28 and return valid on regular trains through July 31 1902.
An advertised kidney cure called Smith's Sure kidney cure promises a refund if not satisfied after one bottle. Offered for 50 cents at Vienna Drug Co.
The camp meeting moves from the second Sunday in July to Saturday night before the 8th Sunday and will run four days. Charles W. Snow, Pastor, notes handbills provide full information about the annual July excursion via Seaboard Air Line. Rates are very low to visit the sea shore city for a few days of recreation.
An advertised tonic marketed by the Vienna Drug Co claims to cure nervous prostration from overwork, restore nervous vitality and manhood, and provide lasting vigor, with a guarantee of effectiveness.
Advertises quick loans from 150 to 5000 dollars at six percent interest. Promises fast approval and willing lenders.
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