25 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
1
Walton and Co advertise fair dealing and square pricing for fresh millinery dry goods and clothing. They claim to offer prices slaughtered and urge customers to compare quality and value with rival houses in Vienna Georgia.
The Osborn Rival Disc Harrow is offered for preparing ground and turning land for grain peas and more. Sold in sizes from 16 to 20 inch with durable light running design and budget friendly prices. Also selling Hoosier Lead Drill claimed to boost yields. Yours to serve.
Georgia Southern and Florida By Company announces through sleeping cars on train No. 4 the Dixie Flyer from St Louis to Jacksonville via Valdosta and Macon to Palatka with parlor sleeping car between Macon and Palatka. Train departs Macon Union Depot at 9 80 pm and returns to vacant Union Depot by 7 30.
The poem highlights The Progress newspaper as a lively local paper driven by George and Henry. It praises their energetic reporting and asks readers to read the paper to learn town happenings. The verses celebrate the journalistic effort and reader appeal of the publication.
Correspondence for the Young Peoples Department should be sent to Miss Zora B. Carnes or Miss Howell Melton Vienna. Sign names for editors use only, not for publication. Please submit communications by Saturday whenever possible.
A Vienna Georgia progress page features multiple letters from readers and replies from "Trixie" and "Pansy" on topics from courtship and dancing to Mormonism and local gossip. The exchange includes Uncle George Sheppard and census notes about men and women, plus a report on a U. S. Steel strike spanning about 200000 workers and potential national impact.
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