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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1901

Page

3

Beautification Plan For Weard Hag Front Yard

The article describes O M Weard Hag expanding and beautifying her front yard with a new fence removal, a 75 by 150 foot space to be graded and planted, and a future fountain. It notes a century plant expected to bloom and mentions mail service disruptions after Bernst post office closure with proposed reestablishment and a rural route near Tippettville, Ben and Kerns.

O. M Stovall Ogear Bernst J. M. Smith Tippettville Ben and Kern Ben and Kerns Nniler Kerns

Teacher Wanted at Vienna High School

Resignation of a Vienna High School teacher creates an immediate opening for an Intermediate department position. Applicants may appear in person or contact B. M. Wood, Clerk, Vienna, Ga.

Vienna B. M. Wood Cherk

Advertised Letters List Names Recipients

Advertised letters awaiting pickup include Bush Maj Geo Butler Copage Anderson Crokum Dave Demery Robert Dukes Harris Henderson Hardin Pilariy Lawtom Sanders Talmage Barker Coney Chapam Davis Fields Howard Mall Molmes Jadkaon Lypsie Clara May Ritter Ponder Peanson Shana and other addressees. Request letters from R. Middleton P. M.

Si Bush Maj Geo Butler JJ P Copage Anderson Crokum Dave Demery Robert Dukes Siil Harris Richard Henderson Bob Hardin J Pilariy Willie Lawtom Geo Sanders John Talmage Sallie Barker Mattie Coney Rauline Chapam Emma Davis Mila Fields M Howard Willie ‘Mall Teena ‘Molmes Estelle Jadkaon Adie Lypsie Clara May

Reverend L A Fields Dead After 37 Years as Minister

Uncle Jimmie Fields, aged about 80, longtime Missionary Baptist preacher, died Sunday after illness that began midweek. A respected Dooly County figure, he preached 37 years and was highly regarded by neighbors. His wife, in frail health, is not expected to live long. He was mourned with Masonic funeral rites at Lupo Cemetery, six miles northeast of Vienna.

Jimmie Fields Ifc Dooly County Jimmie Masons Lupo Vienna

Shave Offer Ad for Razors Honed Services

An old style notice invites patrons for shaving and haircut services. It promises clean towels, polite attention, and razor honing. The ad emphasizes quick service with no doors from past offerings and requests patronage.

Primitive Baptist Pulaski Association Meets at Sharon Church

The 6 and annal session of the Primitive Baptist Pulaski Association convened at Sharon church seven miles southeast of here. Delegates from 18 churches gathered for sermons and letters read. Elder D. W. Taylor as moderator and Deacon B. E. Williams as clerk. The next session will meet at Mt Beazer church five miles north of Vienna next year.

Primitive Baptist Pulaski Association Sharon Church Here Old Dooly Apostolic Christaans Hitler J. P. Ponter D. W. Taylor W. Williams Mt. Beazer Church Vient

Business College in Americus Georgia Ad

Announcement for a business college in Americus Georgia offering combined commercial and English courses with 26 years of experience. Claims thousands of pupils from Georgia to California and promotes a four week course at reduced rates with 20 diploma scholarships available for $72 including board and supplies.

Walden Austin Fort ‘Worth Texas Georgia California South

America’s Greatest Weekly News in Plain Facts for All

The Great National Weekly Newspaper of America promotes plain, reader friendly topics in concise form. It claims 178,000 subscribers and offers serials and family suited departments. Subscriptions are one dollar for four years with a free specimen copy available.

America L. 8 Sh Blade Thei

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L.A. Fields Dooly County Woodward & Son Vienna Dooly County Waiden’s Business College Americus Georgia L. R. and R. E. Walden Walden’s Business Colfee THE Toledo Blade Toledo McDonald iRoobin & Co Macon Gd. B. Royals & CO Heard & Sons Pinehurst Calli Evers Pinehurst, Ga
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