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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
7
A reader appeals to the Young People’s Department editors noting two staffers sick and another overburdened. The writer asks for temporary office relief and asks correspondents to address letters to the Progress care Y. P. D. Has. The editor in chief agrees to take over duties during cloudy days pending a solution.
A long, chatty letter from a correspondent in a distant town shares news of illness of editor Miss Melton, desire to return to Vienna, and requests for updates from Pansy, Tanzie, and other old correspondents. The writer notes good health and a pleasant position, debates etiquette for young ladies, and mentions poolery age.
A fragment from a Lady Bird column offering cheerful拼 and sewing tips. The writer encourages neat appearance polite speech and goodwill as remedies for ugliness and shares a playful query about quilting and audience correspondence.
A personalized morning message from Lilag invites Peggy Anna and Moon Beam to share correspondence. The writer proposes discussing occupations tastes and mutual advice, notes busy sewing tasks, patience with small delays and hopes to hear from Bro. Atkinson.
A letter laments drink as a ruinous force attacking homes communities and the republic. It warns liquor despoils families, politics, and government, urging action to curb its spread and protect children and women from its harm.
Fragmentary line reads Te don't 'think we could say aiought against the whiskey t tattio. The scribbled note asks T to visit again and hopes the writer’s missive is not a bore.
Tax notice lists multiple towns and dates from October to December for collection of state and county taxes. Locations include Zoar Byromville Unadilla Pinehurst Findlay Maha Lindsey Drayton Coney Cordele Arabi Fuqua Snow Springs Kerns Richwood Bibley Dakota and other sites with specific day numbers and a final deadline. Treasurer F J Lewis names as tax collector for District D 0.
Notice announces seed cotton purchases by D B Thompson. Farmers told to sell cotton between sunrise and sunset and not to buy goods on credit. Aimed at local buyers with a front of courthouse sale of staple furniture and fish sales Thursday Friday and Saturday.
A promotional pitch touts a McKinley memorial book with a photogravure of the late president. It claims President Grosvenor funds and urges subscriptions, promising strong profits and an opportunity to become a manager with a free outfit.
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