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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1901
Page
4
The Vienna Georgia weekly, published Thursdays, is the official organ of Dooly County. Editor H D Smith announces the paper’s post office registration as a second class mail matter with the September 29, 1001 edition date.
A wide ranging column critiques Roosevelt and McKinley era policy, discusses anarchists and Emma Goldman, Roosevelts politics and cabinet changes, and weighs British versus American positions. It notes South Africa, Cuba, Sierra Leone fever progress, and public reaction to the G A R. It contrasts Confederate prison conditions with British camps.
The Sunday School Board of the South Georgia Conference announces its first annual institute in Ashburn Ga for three days. Experts will lead a school of methods for pastors superintendents and teachers with up to date Sunday school techniques. Delegates from each pastoral charge are invited and free hospitality is offered by Ashburn.
For 1000 dollars cash a complete farm with 100 acres, 15 cleared, timber for lifetime, a six room house, barn, and horse stable all of first-class lumber. Includes water, fruit trees, on eight miles from Vienna along the Vienna Hawkinsville road in a healthy neighborhood. Ideal for a farmer lawyer or doctor. Seller cites other business as reason. Apply to Mrs. A. P. Shaw Kerns Dooly County Georgia.
Bradstreet's notes solemn time for the republic with no doubt about policy changes. It commends Vice President Roosevelt for readiness to serve and the government’s enduring strength beyond individual leaders.
Patron submits a garbled request mentioning Shampon Biret Glaze and a Darker Voquiire Jookstm. It references door dusting towels and polite attention. Razor honing is noted with a polite solicitation for patronage.
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