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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1901

Page

7

Vienna Town Council Minutes March and April 1901

Vienna Town Council met in regular session on March 25 1901 with finance and water works committees reporting the books in good shape and plans to post cemetery notices. April 8 1901 minutes show water works to obtain pump prices, streets progressing, and city servants relieved from street duty. Bills approved including Peavy Powell Taylor and Mayor.

Vienna Treasur Waterworks Fourth Street Church Pine Street W T McDonald BM Wood O&t Z. T. Peavy J. P. Powell D. A. Taylor WT McDonald C&t

Vienna Town Council Adopts Levy and School Funding Plan

Regular meeting notes show Mayor W. McDonald and Aldermen approving a 5 mill ordinary levy and 6 per cent extraordinary levy with 8 mills for the school fund. Tax books opened Sept 94 1901 and due Nov 15 1901. Finances report lists various collections and uncollected FIFAs with names linked to debts.

Vienna W. ‘. McDonald P. G. McDonald J. J. Cooper C.R. Morgan Wily Thigpen Oden Clk, & Tres B. M, Wood W T McDonald BM Wood O& T

Drug Store Ad Promises Largest Stock and Reliable Goods

ih YAILS Drug Store carries the largest stock of drugs chemicals patent and proprietary medicines druggists sundries school books blank books garden and field seed south of Macon See them when you want anything reasonable prices charged competent service rendered and reliable goods furnished.

Macon

Vienna Town Council Borrows for School Building

In a July 26 1901 meeting at Vienna Town Colo present Mayor W T McDonald Aldermen P G McDonald CR Morgan W Thigpen and J J Cooper the council moved to borrow 450 to complete the school building. The session adjourned with BM Wood and others noted.

Vienna Town Colo W. T. McDonald P. G. McDonald CR. Morgan W. Thigpen J. J. Cooper Cowneil BM Wood W .Tt McDonal O& T

Tax Notice and Local News Recap from Savannah Area

Tax notice opens city taxes with Nov 15 1901 closing. News items report Mrs Fed Story of Warwick death, Tallulah Falls Exposition praise, South to build monument for martyred President, more courts needed, Louis M Ashley Savannah killed wife, Savannah rail trip rates for State Fair, Irwin county prohibition vote Oct 17, Rev G P Ravire injured by falling timber near Oglethorpe, Montezma Record notes estate value of late president and McKinley life income to Mrs McKinley.

The Camphor Tree Description from Good Words

The camphor tree is a large subtropical evergreen laurel family member. In native Asia it can reach 60 to over 100 feet tall with trunks 10 to 15 feet in diameter, spreading branches and lustrous light green leaves. Small white flowers appear February to April with ripe fruit by October.

United States Asia

Masquerading In the Past in Venetian High Society

A Saturday Review excerpt notes seventeenth and eighteenth century Venice as a model of masquerade mania with Paris and London following. It describes public and private revelry, guards raids, and aristocrats attending masked events with their families in high fashion and social rank.

Venice Monte Carlo Paris London Soho Saturday Review

Salt Mackerel Cooked by John Chamberlin of Washington

A New York Herald quote extols John Chamberlin of Washington for cooking salt mackerel. Soak fish 48 hours changing water, then cover with cream in a large pan and bake until brown. The result, Chamberlin asserts, beats all other mackerel cooking.

John Chamberlin Washington New York Herald

Advertising as a business tonic and its limits

The piece likens advertising to a medicine chest for business, noting that magazines suit some ailments while newspapers act as a quinine for graver business ills. It emphasizes that success hinges on prudent prescribing by the advertiser or "doctor."

Jury Awards Mr Wise for Finger Loss in Tax Case

A Chicago News note reports the jury awarded Mr Wise $2,000 for the loss of a finger. The tax collector questions the total value, with Mrs Wise and Mr Wise discussing the broader worth and proportional damages.

Irrepressible Doctor Delivers Grim Banter

A humorous exchange shows a physician amused by a patient’s defiant attitude on illness. The doctor jokes about deathbed chances while the patient remains witty, highlighting a resilient, if irreverent, bedside temperament.

Discovery date for California gold by Marshall named

The Society of California Pioneers declares January 28, 1848, as the exact discovery date by James W. Marshall at Coloma on the American River’s south fork. A corn plaster recipe is given detailing ammonia wax acetate copper verdigris ingredients and application method.

California Society of California Pioneers James W. Marshall Sutter Coloma American River

Business College Advertises in Americus Georgia

The ad promotes a Day and Night Business College in Americus offering combined experience of over 26 years in business college work. It claims former Walden's Business Colleges proprietors from Austin and Fort Worth, Texas, and promises thorough training for good positions at reduced rates. It urges immediate contact for enrollment.

Walden’ Business Colleges Austin Wort Worth Texas Georgia California

Great National Weekly Newspaper of America Ad

The Toledo Blade presents a promo for a weekly paper claiming broad state and territorial reach and clear topics for busy readers. It touts 178,000 yearly subscribers and sections beyond news for all family members. One dollar a year, free specimen available.

America News of the World Parta U. S Blade

Changing the Subject at Dinner Party Conversation

A host at a dinner party ended a tense topic by proposing a change of subject. A young man avoided the discussion, with hostile glances failing to shift the mood. The host declared, Now, lets change the conversation, and quoted a German phrase as a cue.

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Amtonshand Amion FIFAS Calhoun & Co Violet Hall Mrs Stovall W S Howell Will Walker Jack Fields Zack Gilbert Tom Owens Dock Leonard John Collier Burt Turton Bryals & CO Pinehurst J.D. Ot. Evers Pinehurst, Ga Bushee Calhoun & Bushes Simon Jin Clegg J J Cooper C W Thigpen B. M. Wood Fed Story Warwick Tallulah Falls Exposition Louis M. Ashley Savannah Irwin County Irwin Wilcox Oglethorpe G. P. Raviere Montezma Congress McKinley Dooly County Woodward & Son Vienna Dooly Adenney Gr Fallon Fay Walden Business College Americus Georgia South L. A. and A. BE Walden's Business Amberica Athst Weekly THE Toledo Blade Toledo, Ohio Satandari Oil Co J.M. Ward
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