Vienna News Notes Amid Crops, Courts and Church
D. Wood of Pinehurst visits Vienna as the Vienna public school opens with 126 pupils. Reports cover local happenings including the Dooly County Fair, new trestle work, court business, a police raid on gamblers, hospitalities, and community notices. Also announced is W. R. Hammond for the Supreme Bench and local church calls plus upcoming Orphans Day in the South Georgia Conference.
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Hi. D. Wood
Pinehurst
Vienna
Georgia
Supreme Bench
Justice Lewis
Superior Courts
Atlanta
General Assembly
W. R. Hammond
South Georgia
Hammond
Butler Family Announces Home For Sale In Georgia District
Notice from Bb. IL and & W. Butler offering the George Butler place in Dooly county Georgia 7 miles west of Vienna on 202 142 acres open land improvements tenant house outbuildings stock water branch runs through property asking for fox prices and details written or called at earliest convenience this notice appears a few times.
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Titi
Dooly
Viennas
George Butler
W. Butler
Cotton Seed Market Price Appeal from Sam
A local note to cotton seed sellers announces Sam will return to the market offering the highest cash price. It mentions other buyers and the local oil mill, urging sellers to choose the best price for their families and wishing a bountiful harvest.
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Sam
Vienna Cottoz
Not sell your seed until you reach Vienna
D. B. Thompson advises farmers to delay selling seed until they arrive at Vienna, emphasizing preparation and timing for harvest and distribution. The note highlights the entrepreneurial counsel and regional farming guidance of the period.
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A. Youmans
Vienna
Registrars Complete Fall Election Registration List
Registrars Isaiah Williams J R Horne J H Woodward and J D Hargrove finalize the registration list for the fall election. Names will be printed in the office next week.
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Messrs
Isaiah Williams
J. R. Horne
J. H. Woodward
J. D. Hargrove
Winter Vetch Forage Crop Sown Aug to Oct Says Towar
D. Towar of Michigan describes winter vetch Vida gillosa as hairy or sand vetch. It is a climbing legume forming a dense ground cover up to two feet deep. Fall sowing from August 1 to October 1 yields better seed. seed costs rise to about seven dollars per bushel, with mixtures using fall oats or winter wheat boosting practicality for hay and soiling.
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Vida Gillosa
Russia
Towar
Michigan
Beets For Winter Use
Beets sown in early August will yield tender roots suitable for winter keeping though they may be smaller than typical season roots.
Orchard Tillage Its Good Effects In Summer Months
In Maryland peach orchards, scarce cultivation leads to drought loss. Good tillage conserves moisture, improves soil, and frees plant food. A light pulverized earth mulch keeps soil moist and readily absorbs summer rains, aiding orchard vitality per H P Gould.
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Maryland
H .P. Gould
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Dooly County Fair Association
Cordele
Rev. A. J. Sanders
Jerry
Wr. Perry
Sheriff Sheppard
Pet Whitsett
Mamie Sheppard
J. M. Kelly
Richwood
Lizzie Heard
Macon
Lucy Heard
Byromvill
J. B. Turner
J. D. Avera
Capron
J. W. Cox, Jr
Dooly County
Greer Block
Atkinson
Gertrude Kenny
J.L. Taggart
W. W. Jordan
Merars, Ek, W
C. H. Roberts
J. Carmack
N. F. Smith
Kerns
Fr. C. Hamilton
Abbeville
Byromville
J. ©. Owen
W. Thigpen
Cordele Daily News
Harmony Church
Dr. Youmans
Optician
W. W. Cowan
Worth
Willie Sheffield
Ashburn
J. N. Swearingen
A. R
Washington
D. C
Seaboard Air Line Railway
New York
Seaboard Air Line
Effiestelle
Jnc. F. Butler
Drayton
Georgia Normal Institute
Effie
Brard
D. B. Thompson
Dr. Carlisle
Forbes & Coxe
Vienna Cotton Dilco
PRIOW
Winter Vetch