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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1896

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Cotton debate and farmers urged to publish statements

T A McIVER argues that Nesbitt and Redding harm the South, that farmers should publish letters showing the cotton crisis, and that cotton prices depend on supply and demand. He cites yields, finances, and market pressure, urging readers to present the case before the country and defend fair prices.

Hiuditor Vienna Mess. Nesbitt Redding South Brooks Cordele Sentinel Calhoun Cordele Bureau United States Dooly T. A. McIver

Mt Vernon Community Notes Reflect Local Life and Events

The column records local happenings and questions about neighbors. Mentions include a spelling match where Robert Cox, new to school, struggled with letters. inquiries about party attendance and weather. leap year plans. Mr C L Yawn building a house. Mrs W L Dixon's illness. Rev J M Kelly’s sermon in Vienna. G L Warnadow’s Shack entertainment with a large supper and coffee. Mrs C W Vernadow returning from Cordele and the death of a sister in law. many visitors noted visiting on Sunday.

Robert Cox Robert R. L. Mason J,n P. H Sumerford Mr. Carne’s C. L. Yawn W. L. Dixon J. M . Kelly Vienna G. L. Warnadow C. W. Vernadow Cordele

Commissioner Glenn to Visit Vienna Dooly County

State School Commissioner Glenn will meet teachers and residents of Dooly county in Vienna on Saturday April 4. The commissioner urges full attendance of teachers and many citizens to hear his address on improving scholarship and teacher pay.

Glenn Dooly County Vienna Green

Col Warren Announces Congress Candidacy From Hawkinsville

Col R Warren a prominent Hawkinsville attorney has announced his bid for Congress. It is probable Judge Fort of Americus and Col C C Duncan of Perry will also enter the race.

R. Warren Hawkinsville Fort Americus Cel C-Duncan Perry

Court News Reports Backlog After Week of Civil Cases

The civil side of the superior court closed Saturday after a week with many cases disposed. A new code of practice aims to speed trials or require more time for the Dooly court. Judge Fish enforced a priority system for civil cases. The criminal docket began Monday with many jail cages in use. The grand jury worked throughout the session.

Superior Court Dooly Court Fish

Notable Deaths and Local Court Movements in Coney

Gorey notes the loss of Mr. T. S. Harris's twin on Sunday. Rev. F. H. Poston of Cordele preached the funeral. Capt. S. W. Coney and Mr. Joe C. Fenn attend court this week. Cadet SB. Liggin plans a return to school from Coney. Visitors include Mess. Finer of Albany and Godwin of Leesburg. Uncle Sim leaves for Fuqua at noon. The town lists seven bachelors aged 19 to 35, two widowers, and invites matches for the so-called old maid.

T. S. Harris F. H. Poston Cordele SB. Liggin Coney Finer Albany Godwin Leesburg Uncle Sim Fuqua

Dear Husband Hiram Peavy Dies Near Pinehurst

Mrs Laura Peavy reports the death of her husband Hiram Peavy near Pinehurst on February 5 1896 after eight days of illness. Born February 4 1856 in Dooly County he married January 2 1879 and joined Pinehurst Baptist Church July 22 1892. He expressed readiness to die and his family mourns seven children. The obituary emphasizes faith and eternal peace.

Hiram Peavy Pinehurst Dooly County Allone Hiram Laura Peavy

Houston Baptist Sunday School Convention Schedule

Houston Baptist Sunday School Convention at Pinehurst Baptist Church on March 27 28 and 26 1896 features sessions Friday afternoon prayer and its objects Friday night sermon introductory Saturday morning prayer and praise officers and teachers meeting discussion on usefulness of Sunday Schools to church and progress Saturday afternoon Bible reading and Bible use in class Saturday night sermon Sunday morning Sunday School plan and lessons Sunday afternoon Bible reading and church relation Sunday evening discussion on Sunday School methods from the superintendent viewpoint and annual organization plans

Bridges School and Community News

A Georgia community notes measles, corn planting, and a large singing gathering led by H T James and W G Bridges. Farmers report good weather for planting, teachers institute attendance at Cordele, and local politics with candidates Crispi and Mrs E B Lewis discussed as potential representatives.

H. T. James W. G. Bridges Cordele Chas. F. Crispi U. S Georgia

The Literate Market and the Advertising Age

A 19th century column argues that American literature has flourished, driven by advertisers and a flood of monthly magazines. It compares magazine inflation to a bladder buoying a butterfly, warns against superficial riches, and ends with a political local note praising Jas A. Williams for Tax Collector in Dooly County Georgia.

Poplar Illustrated Harpers and Scribners Pall Mall Illustrated Monthly Cardinal Wolsey Caesar

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MT. Vernon Uncle Jim Congress Court News Gorey S. W Coney Joe C. Fenn Houston Baptist Sunday School Convention Pinehurst Baptist Church Bridges School E. B. Lewis Montezuma Neno America Atlantic Europe England New York Harbor Wire Lalice Jas. A. Williams Ee J.R. Horne
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