More Than a Score Running For Offices in Gwinnett
The News-Herald of Lawrenceville lists twenty seven public notices for Gwinnett County offices. Candidates promise tax rebate, kindness, or personal appeals while party ambitions unfold across clerk, sheriff, tax collector, receiver, treasurer, coroner, and other posts.
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Gwinnett
News-Herald
Lawrenceville
Jackson County
Jackson
Superior Court
Old Gwinnett
Georgia Cattle Company promoter in Atlanta for beef plan
Mr. Leon P. Sawtell, promoter of the Georgia Cattle Company and a citizen of Athens, spent Sunday in Atlanta. The plan aims to produce Georgia raised beef for local consumption as a method to offset high living costs and reduce dependence on trusts. Dr. Andrew M. Soule returned from Little Rock after a major educational conference and was to address the Rome Farmers Institute on fertilization methods. C. W. Tidwell, Augusta’sPrinter, visited Athens to tour local newspaper and printing facilities and noted the city’s bindery and ruling operations.
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Leon P .Sawtell
Georgia Cattle’ Company
Athens
Atlanta
Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
Little Rock
Farmers’ Institute
Rome
280 Acres Fine Farm Land Near Mitchells Bridge
280 acres of farm land offered for sale near Mitchells bridge by Lipscomb & Co Paone with attractive price and terms. Also city coal bids invited for 100 tons hard and 70 tons soft coal for next winter to be delivered by June 1. Palmer chairs supplies committee with right to reject bids. Sun Tuesday Thursday Saturday.
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Mitchell’s Bridge
Lipscomb & Co
Paone
Geo. H. Palmer
New York Gossips on Prohibition Test and City Drift
In New York on April 10, thousands of police and barkeeps await a Sunday test of the excise law and its enforcement. Sculptors plan a city statue cleaning of Washington Lincoln and Lafayette. A massive Grand Central terminal skeleton takes shape as 75 acres are excavated. Private detectives hunt car abductors led by a charming ringleader. Harry Thaw, guarded, is seen at downtown hotels amid public interest in the former case.
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New York
Gotham
New York City
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lafayette
Manhattan Island
Grand Central Station
Ctty
America
Adventuress
Stanford White
Screen Windows And Cold Season Health Ad
An old time ad promotes house screening with durable wire and poplar frames, urging timely installation to prevent costs. It markets Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and croup, and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as safe cures available from druggists and retailers.
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Foley
Notice of Assessment for C A Lambert’s Death
In Oconee Burial Fund an assessment of 25 cents is due at once. Leave the amount with W. J. Smith & Bro. or pay the same to J. H. Mealor.
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Oconee
C. A. Lambert
W. J. Smith & Bro
J. H. Mealor
University Paint Ad Promotes Talmage Hardware Co
An advertisement touts University Paint from Talmage Hardware Co as ideal for painting. It also markets Dr King's New Life Pills for purifying blood and improving skin, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for throat trouble with claims of relief and pleasant taste.
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Talmage Hardware CO
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Chamberlain
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C. W. Tidwell
Augusta
E.G. Griffin
Southern Mutual
Milledge Avenue
Dearing Street
Cobb Street
Meigs Street
Pulaski Street
Grady Avenue
Springdale Street
Lipscomb & Co. Real Estate and Fire Insurance
R. T. Goodwyn
Milledge
L. C
Mw Stern, Pres
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
Y. Harris
The
Athens Savings Bank
Mm. Stern W. T. Bryan, A. Mell
Devpree Mynnicutt
Tal and
Uni
G. Michael
A. Hunnicutt
Mell
F. Edwards
R. L. Moss
Harawa Co
Ecpla
Orr’s School
Pulaski and
Dougherty Sts
Ss. P. Orr
Jackson Street
Young Davis
Old Reliable
Firemen Hall
Locklin & Son
Clayton St
W. C. Yarbrough
Seaboard Air Line
Ffrom
Auburn
Dacula
Eigs
E. D. Wayne
Atlanta, Ga
J. Z. Hoke
Athonsc
Southern Railway
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
James Freeman
Peachtree Street
Gary
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