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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1901

Page

6

Rain Damages Cotton as Farmers Report Losses in Tippeville

Country Correspondence from Tippeville notes heavy rains harming cotton crops though fine picker moss remains. Local residents and visitors include Dr Gammage and family, J T Tippett, SM Harvard, Prof J B Cook, Grantham, Joe Pope Sr, Mrs Roland and daughter Lizzie, and others. Mentions court in Vienna, music and singing events, a failed sermon, travel to Cordele and Savannah, and plans for a new dwelling with community lumber hauling.

Forrest Seville Joe Pope Sr Bindles Roland Lizzie Fairfield Grantham Cordele Edna Nobles Forsyth A. B. ‘Tippett Het. Tippett Vienna WB. Cason Bi Ola Halt A. B. Tippett J. BiScarborough Ka “Culpepper Mise Ola Moore Richwood Ivy Bessie Scarbrough Savannah Isix & Co Owlpepper Miss Fannie Comer Rock Hall Giles

Iehurst Items See Wio Evers Wert To The Mt

Fragmentary town notices mention names like Roberts and Graves and a festival. Readers recall a Friday night event and a return from Smithville. Wording is garbled but indicates a community update with local people and places.

Mt. Eroppire Harsiag Biren Roberts Gorter Macétine F. Graves Smithville

Capron Capers and Family Visits Chronicle Local Notes

Local notes from Capron list illnesses and recoveries as Mrs Annie Lou Gilmore is reported on the sick list. Visitors include Mr C Bragg and wife to the J Le Cues family, Mina Nellie Gilmore staying with her sister, and Mrs Shockley of Grangersville visiting Annie Lou Gilmore. Multiple trips and social calls are recorded among Gilmore and Patrick families, with additional mentions of neighbors and extended kin in the Capron area.

Annie’Lou Gilmore 8. C. Bragg J. le Cues Mina Nellie Gilmore Annie-Loly Gilmore Llearn Theol Harvard Vsz. Porehand Jong Woodrutt Picayeusa Ibaenciaeaee Asgood School Leon Joitier Fim Avery Hy Ao

River News and Local Health Rumors Carry Through Town

Gal Hawiits and family members suffer ailments as Mrs Hirza Hawiits drips with erysipelas while visiting her son John and nephew Ben Herring ton. Mr and Mrs Jas Englehy convalesce. Rev G T West ministers at Ebenzer church. fevers and illnesses spread among residents including Isaac Hobby and Tillie Guail Pate. Cedar Creek plans on Sunday.

Hirza Hawiits John Nie Ben Herrington Jas. Engliehy English Nancy Woodward Hayrest Jlitam Mana Tillie Guail Pate Byp Barry Rony R. Barrysat Tom Bhagis Wauit Cedar Creek

Winter quarters and local notes from Vienna Ga

A weathered parish miscellany reports winter quarters, sickness, and community moves around Vienna Georgia. It lists families, school notes, and medical illness along with a shift of mail routes, local visits, and a sale of nearly new barber chairs by Dr. O T Stovall in Vienna.

Orient Stovall Vienna

Tax Notice Open for City Taxes

Tax notice states books are open for collection of city taxes and warns to govern accordingly. Dated 1901. B. M. Wood, C. & T.

B. M. Wood

Tax Notice For Cotton Sale At Courthouse Steps

Fragmentary OCR shows a tax notice offering seed cotton sale between dates, with lines about furniture and credit restrictions. Names Eresh fish Chureday, Bar Phomp Co, DIB, Thompson appear as parties. Wary phrasing suggests a sale announcement urging immediate sale of cotton rather than credit, with price note of fifteen cents.

Eresh Anoweai & Co Tnt Dib Thompson

Walden's Business College Opens Special Rates in Americus

Walden's Business College in Americus Georgia announces special opening rates for young men and women to prepare for good positions. Offers four week courses equaling ten, with 20 scholarships at reduced prices. Endorses 26 years of commercial and English instruction and door to door board and tuition packages.

Walden Business Colleges Austin and Fort Worth Texas Georgia California Ith

Warden's College Business Headlines Weekly Trends

A compact report outlines college administration and campus updates with emphasis on governance, staffing, and key events. Named institutions and officials are cited, reflecting a period-typical emphasis on internal affairs and operational notes.

The Toledo Blade Prospectus Advertises Popular Weekly

The Toledo Blade promotes the Great National Weekly Newspaper of America. It claims plain facts, indepth editorials, and broad topics for readers who do not rely on dailies. The paper boasts 178,000 yearly subscribers and offers stories and departments for the whole family at one dollar a year.

America News of the World Tham Lhe Blade

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