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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1902

Page

4

Kansas and Kentucky court rulings and a tragic Georgia death

Ohio and Missouri tone discuss broader state legal moves on education and morality. Kentucky bans Bible reading in public schools despite overruled injunctions. Nebraska and Kansas show varied court action with Missouri just beginning debate. A Dawson merchant Lavousin Lamar dies by suicide after a fatal train incident. Editorial reflections lampoon local papers and journalism ethics.

Kentucky Nebraska Kansas Missouri Lavousin Lamar Dawson South Georgia Carse

Paulownia Newsroom Memo Guides Reporters on Local Topics

The bulletin outlines what counts as news including marriages deaths church services school openings public gatherings and local industries. It notes rules for coverage from political events to magistrate court trials and stresses avoiding trivial matters and personal jokes.

Imitation Jellies Provoking Minnesota Probe

The Minnesota state dairy and food commission plans stricter surveillance of impure preserves. Fraudulent jellies use apple pumice as a base, with glucose and flavoring, sometimes colored, then strained into jelly. Some versions pretend real fruit by adding small amounts of fruit and timothy or turnip seeds to mislead buyers.

State Dairy and Food Commission of Minnesota

Minnie Peacock Dies After Nine Week Illness

Obituary notes the death of Minnie Peacock on October 16 1902 at the Peacock home. Her nine week illness exhausted family and friends yet she remained devout a Baptist since 1895. Her loss is mourned but faith promises reunion in heaven and peace. The piece closes with a moral about caution and labor.

D. L. F. Peacock Minnie Earth The Baptist Church

Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Assumes Atlantic Valdosta Western Property

The Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Company will operate the Atlantic Valdosta and Western Railway as part of its system beginning November 1 1902. Jurisdiction of officers is extended to this property and mileage tickets issued by the Atlantic Valdosta and Western will be honored on the G S & F lines from that date. C B Rhodes is listed as General Passenger Agent.

General Assembly Senate Joe Hall Fields Pate Macon Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Company Atlantic, Valdosta & Western Railway Company Georgia, Southern & Florida Railway Company Wm. Checkley Shaw Georgia Southern & Florida Atlantic, Valdosta & Western Railway Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Atlantic, Valdosta and Western Railway C. B. Rhodes

Simith's Nervorestorers Nerve Tonic Ad Claim

This remedy promises to cure nervous prostration from overwork and restore nervous vitality and manhood. It asserts it relieves troubles and weaknesses and returns users to full vigor, guaranteed and sold by Vienna Drug Co.

Vienna Drug Co

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HD Smith Postofice Vienna Dooly Cou Aey Var Kansas City Bijou Atlanta Pennsylvania Miss Minnie Peacock Simith Nerrerestorer Jyo. F. Powell Warrs*Powell F. Powell & Son Attorneys AT Law Thos. Egleston John B. McDonald Egleston & McDonald F. G. McDonald's Theo McDonald Charlie Gurr Joe Morgan PUSUG Miu I, S. Lasseer, Max L. James
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