Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-02-20

Vienna, our delightful neigh
Dor just across the river, is to
be congratulated on many
things. but above others is its
evident support of its weekly pa
per, The Vienna News, OF
which Miss Emily Woodward is
the presiding genius.
Miss Emily has recently In
vested several thousand dollars
in a large type-casting machine,
one ~of the best and most mod
eYn, known as No. Ia Limo
type.
1t takes nerve and love of
community and belief in your
section for weekly paper to IN
vest FIVE thousand or more dol
lars in one mcahine, and evi-
IDENTIFY Miss Emily has all of
these. She and Vienna are to
be congratulated.
The Cordele Dispatch prints
this complimentary reference to
its contemporary:
Miss Emily Woodward of thee
Vienna News, is getting out this
weeks issue of her pape;' with
a new Model IA linotype machine.
This is progressive move for a
neighbor that we are delighted
to, record. 1t means a bigger,
better Vienna News, and the
patrons Of that paper shoulds
manifest thein appreciation by
a larger volumeJof business. This
machine is costly, but useful, and
viii lin 1.-The very first issue show
swhat itl can do inca print shop.
Mise Emily deserves the un-
stinted support Of the bushes:
men Of her community, for both
she and cher qpapeB are distinct
community asSetGtaf leaa gas.
e'astFne z eo2i;;la-- l1s is,so.8'' gy3
[1ernnlIa anSdsjb N,ereen 1 Z,
Each day The 3 demand 2rbe-
cofiies more insisgent that the
men Of Georgia DRAFT a big,
Drained, successful business man
for Governor of the State.
There are hundreds of loyal
Georgians seeking some one
who will fill these specifications.
No self-seeking politica genius
can hope to receive this support,
For weeks, wherever business
men have gathered, there ha.
arisen the question, Where i:
the mantle one man who car
and will come to the front and
restore to her rightful place If
the march of States, this the
once Empire State Of the South.
This demand is reflected il
the editorial columns of boil
the daily and weekly press. Ii
arecent issue Of the Fayetteville
News, Editor Jack Brewster, IL
an editorial entitled Georgia
Great Need, declares tina
many names have been men
toned for the governorship -
splendid types from all owe.
Gecrgia--but the man whc
seems to stand forth in tn,
minds of the public as the on,
unquestionably capable is tina
of w. ]. Vereen, Of Moultrie.
This editorial from the pei
of'Mr. Brewster follows:
Georgia needs strong hand at
the helm of the ship of state.
Everywhere this is the cry.
Stronger daily is growing the
conviction that this guiding hand
Of Georgia's destiny should be
that of a man whose ability is
ufiquestioned--proven. Not the.
hand of politician bat the
hand Of business man; the
hardeof a man whose successful
niaaag cement of his own affairs
and the affairs of others marks
him as one who quite. as success
fully could manage and direct
the affairs of his state.
Too long now has. Georgia been
without Just the type Of man
needed in the governors chair,
so the state has been slipping
backward It's proud title The
Empire State of the South" is in
Jeopardy. A man is needed who
can check this retrogression and
change it into. march upward
and onward.
Such man as governor
would restore confidence in the
State and its wonderful resources
and opportunities. Investors
would not hold aloof. Recogni-
tion of our natural resources, al
ready secured, would be followed
by their development, Employ
.nient for our unemployed, pros
peiity for all, would follow.
Georgia would join throughout
its length and breadth with our
sister state, North Carolina, in
the march of progress she is
making industriallf and CONNER