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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

6

Pleasant Valley Notes Highlight Local Visits and church updates

J B Forehand and family visited relatives at Pinehurst Sunday. Walter Powell of Oakfield visited C P Swearingen’s family. G F Swearingen went to Macon County Monday. Mrs Claude Forehand led a school at Oak Grove Monday. Charley Swearingen returned to duty Monday. Jack Dunn and Mt Vernon visitors spent Sunday with relatives. Prof J B Folds of Pinehurst attended Sunday singing. T R Varnadore was ill Sunday. Miss Callie Lewis recovered from illness. Sunday school organized with W R Butler superintendent Hughes secretary and W M Forehand senior class teacher. Church meeting ended last Thursday with several accessions. Bro Snow moved away. prayer meeting every Saturday night at the church. Everybody invited.

J.B. Forehand Pinehurst Walter Powell Oakfield C. P. Swearingen G. F. Swearingen Macon County Munlay Claude Forehand Oak Grove Charley Swearingen Jack Dunn Mt. Vernon J. B. Folds T. R.varnadore Callie Lewis W. R. Butler Hughes W. M Snow

Cotton Picking Ties Run Through Local Visits

CAPRON CAPERS summarizes a flurry of social visits in Pattonville and nearby towns. Miss Seobright Wilkes starts school at Montezuma while Miss Fannie Turner visits relatives. Mrs J E Gilmore and Mrs J B Turner host and travel among friends with several weekend calls and guests noted.

Mary Webb Pattonville Joanna Turner Sallie J. E. Gilmore Seobright Wilkes Montezuma Fannie Turner C. Bragg Lynn Sutton Sophie Avera J. B. Turner Sallie Turner

Coney News Updates and Local Happenings

Mrs TJ Oxford and two children return from Milledgeville to visit relatives. Miss Cora Cock visits Leeo. Maggie Em Coney and Jim home after trip to Emerich grandparents. Herschel Lewis leaves for Cordele High School. Rev Dixon from Plains to preach Ebenezer Church next 3d Saturday night and Sunday. Await large crowd to hear him. Cotton opening slowly and some dogs dying from cholera. Dr Sam Liggin at work on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jewet Dixon of Cordele attend services. School starts Oct 7 in Irene.

TJ. Oxford Milledgeville Cora Cock Leeo Maggie Em Coney Brother Jim Emerich Herschel Lewis Cordele High School Rev. Dixon Plains Ebenezer Church

Cotton farmers switch crops in Pinia section

Local notices describe residents visiting relatives in Florida Arabi Ocilla and Fargo. Names include John Varis John Wright Jas Walis Bessie Reid Jane Bush and Lena Ware family updates. Community members recover from illness and travel while one child dies.

John Varis Florida Varis John Wright Arabi Jas. Walis Ocilla John Norris Higgs Jane Bush Arabi Sunday Jas, Bush Frank Musselwhite Lena Ware

Cotton Growers Association Pushes for Ten Cent Cotton Price

Wm. A. Broughton urges Georgia and southern cotton growers to join the Cotton Growers' Protective Association. He describes inter state structure, warehouse bonding, minimum prices, and coordinated sales to prevent market gluts. Texas joins with strong leadership while banks and ginners support organized marketing.

Texas Col. B.S. Peters Calvert Wm. A. Broughton

Cash Store Pinehurst General Merchandise Notice

Local advertisement for Cash Store Pinehurst California offering general merchandise and a cotton warehouse. Manager Mr Barfield oversees operations and cotton seed buying at the highest cash market prices. Stalls available for teams and invitation to patronage. 9 901 2m.

Barfield

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Pleasant Valley Notes Capron Capers Coney News Otis Oxford Sam Liggin Mia Jewet Dixon Cordele Irene PINIA Georgia Madison Cotton Growers’ Protective Association United Concert of Action Memph Galveston New Orlean South New York Mississippi Wm. R. Merriam United Action Insame Vienna Dooly Pinehurst, CA Barfield & Horne
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