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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1893
Page
2
The article declares a brighter prospect for prosperity as northern banks loosen credit to move cotton, markets rise, and mills reopen after weeks of shutdown. It notes improved money circulation, increased employment, and reduced fear of hard times as buyers spend and planters gain higher returns.
A reflective missive argues that readers shifted from local gossip to political papers during hard times while warning against socialist and anarchist ideas. It urges careful selection of sources, cites economic strains from cotton trade, and emphasizes unity of producers to secure fair prices and avert further hardship.
The writer recounts attending a mass meeting at the court house on the 25th ult and being asked to speak. He explains choosing the committee room to prepare a report, not delivering a public address, and notes he did not disclose the meeting’s object was to devise ways to hold crop proceeds. He criticizes any misuse of his infirmity and mentions opposition within the group.
E E Lindsey administratrix applies to levy to sell lands of James Lindsey deceased. The hearing is set for the first Monday in October, September 4, 1893, before J D Hargrove Ordinary in Doory County Georgia.
Urges homeowners to secure dwelling insurance with reliable companies now. Highlights common harms from delays and promotes prompt action to protect homes and finances.
Announcement inviting friends patrons and the public to call and examine fall and winter stock. Agents urge you to see if they study your interests and believe a call will prove they can make money go farther with more and better goods. They will not quote prices in print.
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