Valuable Land for Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia
Auction notice for multiple parcels in Lumpkin County to satisfy a $3,000 note to Bank of Dahlonega. J A Dockery owner with security deed dated 1919. sale set for the first Tuesday in May 1926 at the Lumpkin County Court House door, 10 AM to 4 PM, bidding cash to the highest bidder.
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State of Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. A. Dockery
Bank of
Dahlonega
Suerior Court
Court House
Said
W. H.C. Tate
Corbin Place
Spring Branch
Chestatee River
Porter Place
J. A. Ravan
Crown Mountain Gola Mining and Milling Co
W. H.c.tate
Superior Court
Book of Deeds
James Ragan
WJ. K. Porter
Porter
J. A Dockery
James Ravan
Habersham
Snod Road
Chestatee District
Cleveland
M. L. Seabolt
M. L. Seaboth
T. A. P. Tate
Water Gap
Lot 100
Chestatee
Rebecca
A. Seabolt
Cleveland Public Road
Bank OF Dahlonega
Fredrick A. Camp
D.ahl Nega
Baid
Sale Notice Fragment From 1926 Security Deed
The note shows interest to date of sale 580.00 and an advertisement total 3 621.80 as of April 9 1926. Freynick A. Camp is owner and holder. W. S. Gatnamp is attorney and will convey title to purchaser per security deed.
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Pringidal Yecee Os
Freynick A. Camp
Moscow Renames Eighty Streets in Socialist Shift
The union reshapes place names as Moscow changes eighty streets once honoring bourgeois citizens. In Leningrad an enthusiast renamed Thkonikov to Tovarish Rem, blending words for comrade and core Revolution program steps.
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Chango
Union of
Sovie Socialist Republies
Romenot
Moscow
Leningrad
Thkonikov
Russia
English cafe staff to study waiting arts at council schools
London's technical schools for cooks and waiters open with backing from major hotels and restaurants. British subjects only may enroll to improve service and curb foreign competition for top positions in English cities.
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London County Council
Blood stock trade shines at Newmarket sales
British live stock breeders praise the industry as among the best with export demand booming. At the December Newmarket sales buyers arrived from fifteen countries including the United States and South America, with American buyers said to be the keenest, purchasing only top thoroughbreds.
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Britain
England
Newmarket
United States
South America
Ontario man hidden warmth in New Haven police find
Protected from cold by multiple layers Clarence Warner of Ontario Canada was found wearing five suits of underwear, trousers, heavy overalls and a thick overcoat. He claimed it was harder to stay warm in Ontario than in New Haven.
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New Haven
Conn
Clarence Warner
Ontario
Canada
Warner
Dean Pound Quips On Court Defense Like A Courthouse Parable
At a Boston dinner, Dean Roscoe Pound remarks that court organization is eighteenth century styled and jokes about a young lady defending a kiss as self defense. He uses a court scene where a judge presses a kissing case with evasive replies as a humorous contrast.
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Dean Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Boston
Fish Found In Oyster Shell At State Highway Office
I P Jones secretary of the Delaware highway commission reported a perfectly formed two and a quarter inch fish found in a large oyster shell. Of three oysters opened two contained normal oysters and when the third was opened the fish dropped out apparently alive.
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I. P. Jones
Delaware Highway Commission
Meteoric Giant Heads to Copenhagen Museum
A seven ton meteor, found by Eskimos on Greenland’s North Star Bay in 1918, was shipped from Aberdeen aboard the Danish schooner Sokongen. Weighing $500,000, it faced heavy transport via ice and dogs before reaching the Mineralogist Museum in Copenhagen. only two larger stones are said to exist worldwide.
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Nowlhegy
Sokongen
Aberdeen
Tskimos
North Star Bay
Greenland
America
Great Britain
Mineralogist Museum
Copenhagen
Acrobat Ventriloquist Claim Sparks Talk of Authorship
Ventriloquist known as The Acrobat asserts he writes all his material, while the opponent The Hoofer-Ife dismisses the claim as lacking brains and suggests his acts rely on the dummy.
Eagle Fights Hunters for Coyote in Kansas Chase
In Morton County four hunters Waller Tord sheriff Warner Van Gundy county treasurer Griff Yorzgs banker and A L Maltby Elk Hart pursued a coyote. A black eagle attacked the prey from low flight and left claw marks on the corpse, but the eagle remained unharmed after several shots.
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Morton County
Kansas
Waller Tord
Warner van Gundy
Griff Yorzgs
A. L. Maltby
Elkhart
Topeka
MIL Requests for Leave of Absence Notice
A Pasadena Rose Bowl notice on San Pedro Street requires MIL leave requests for funerals wakes weddings back pains sore throats headaches indigestion automobile accidents must be filed by three o clock the day before the Washington Alabama game per management order.
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Rie
Los Angeles
Washington
Alabama
Pasadena
San Pedro Street
Fearful guest tours profiteer's palatial home
A profiteer shows a guest a rare china piece in his grand house and boasts it cost three thousand. The guest worries about damage but the host assures it is "fully fusured" and safe.
English Train Stop Names Used in France
English and American tourists in France prompt railways to call train stops in English to prevent confusion. The article notes that French railway English differs significantly from American announcements and resembles a distinct system.
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France
America
Gotham’s Heavy Mail Moves Through City Post Office
New York City post office handles more than 15,000,000 pieces of mail daily as the Gotham postal system processes heavy volumes and maintains steady delivery. The article highlights scale and efficiency in daily operations.
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New York City
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Jimmy Pipe
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Gotham
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