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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1903
Page
3
Hog sale planned in Vienna on Saturday morning at 10 o clock. Hogs offered include meat hogs half fat sows sow and pigs with no reserve and no bidding. Vendors include H D Smith and J M Ward promoting meat hogs and farm goods.
Two story 28 by 50 foot store house with a 20 by 80 storage room and barn and stalls available for rent. For details contact P. Be Ivey Pinehurst or W T Ivey Vienna post office.
A Montezuma Georgia advertiser offers a buggy as a prize for shoppers. For every purchase of 42 cents or more customers receive a numbered ticket. A sealed box holds all tickets, and on January 30, 1904 a blindfolded child will draw a winning ticket. The holder of the matching ticket wins the buggy.
The body of Col. John F. Powell was claimed this morning at 6 o clock after a death at age 65. He was a member of the Baptist church and a respected Mason, noted as a Christian citizen and public figure. A court session in his honor was suspended for the day. The Dooly Paper Agency, led by C J Christian, advertises loans on improved farm land and low rates, plus premiums with newspaper subscriptions. They invite readers to visit Vienna Ga or write for details.
An office advertises two horses for sale, valued at about 80 dollars apiece. The brief item notes the sale as a public notice from an office.
In a September 30 1903 note from Montezuma Georgia W L McKenzie urges cotton sellers to ship to Hantédime for fair prices. He promises to guarantee returns and asks for loyal county patronage.
Advertiser seeks to rent 30 to 75 acres of good farming land close to Northside city limits. Preference for near-town or “Northside” area. please respond through this newspaper.
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