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The Lyons Progress

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The Lyons Progress - In late 1903, L. A. Moore, a newspaper man from Savannah, moved to the community and established the Lyons Progress which published its first issue in January, 1904. Jan. 1911-Jun. 1991. Purchased by the Vidalia Advance and title changed to Advance-Progress. Jul. 3, 1991-present.


News

Newspaper Record Abstracts
Headline Date Paper Information Source
Roster of Wade Hampton Camp, United Confederate Veterans, No. 1703 March 10, 1911 Lyons Progress Tattnall County Newspapers Archives
Southern Cross Recipients April 21, 1911 Lyons Progress Tattnall County Newspapers Archives
Community News 1911 Lyons Progress Toombs County Newspapers Archives
Community News 1912 Lyons Progress Toombs County Newspapers Archives
Community News 1914 Lyons Progress Toombs County Newspapers Archives
Information Source: Toombs County Newspapers Archives


Obituaries


References

City Menu - Microfilm Holdings - Georgia Newspaper Project - Part of the U.S. Newspaper Program, run by the National Endowment for the Humanities with assistance from the Library of Congress
http://www.libs.uga.edu/gnp/citymenu.html

In late 1903, L. A. Moore, a newspaper man from Savannah, moved to the community and established the Lyons Progress which published its first issue in January, 1904.
http://www.dca.state.ga.us/bht/betterhometowns/lyons.html






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