Local notes and notices from Vienna and surrounding areas
A fragment of news items reports obituaries and marriages, court activity, farming and cotton news, school opening, religious services, and a move to remodeling a drug store. It notes Mrs. Greer’s burial at Harmony, Mrs. Bryan’s death, a marriage in Pinehurst, a jail and court absence, and local liquor sale closures affecting Macon county towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stewart
Arabi
Suddeth
Vienna
Carl Bryan
Annie Haslam
Pinehurst
Lilly
John D. Sinclair
Florida
Atlantic & Birmingham Railroad
The Progress Office Moves Above Vienna Drug Store
The Progress announces it is moving to larger quarters over the Vienna drug store. The current space will become a storage area for Taylor Bros. on the building’s first floor. The public is warned the old stairway will be removed and the door closed. Call on us over Vienna drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress
Vienna Drug Store
Taylor Bros
Piblio
Converted preacher Walker denounces liquor in a public confession
Fr B Walker renounces liquor, vows to never advocate it again, confessing conversion after years of dispenser writings for Cordele Sentinel and criticism from the Progress. Col Joe Jeter surfaces as a leading Dooly County lawyer famed for courtroom defense, handling two murder cases and earning praise for a speech on behalf of a poor Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. B. Walker
Vienna News
Walker
Cordele Sentinel
Progress
Col
Joe Jeter
Unadilla
Dooly
Vienna High School Enrolls Two Hundred Students
Vienna High School reports a total of 200 students taught by eight teachers across ten grades. First grade 27, second 23, third 19, fourth 28, fifth 28, sixth 21, seventh 25, eighth 15, ninth 9, tenth 12. Teachers listed include Miss Myra Haywood, Miss Myr tis Hyerett, Miss Mittie Morton, Miss Mamie Gray, and Chas. H. Calvin, R. 0. Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna High School
Myra Haywood
Myrtis Hyerett
Mittie Morton
Mamie Gray
Beyeith
Chas. H. Calvin
R. 0. Powell
Carlisle products claimed to kill germs with enulin
An odd old advertisement touts Dr. R. M. Carlisle’s L and B as a germ killer for tall diseases using enulin and recommends drinking it. It also promotes Carlisle’s Liver Pills with a stake dose of Carlisle’s Liver Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M
Carlisle
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