Fiery Georgia land sale under Dockery security deed
Public auction in Lumpkin County on the first Tuesday in May 1926 will offer three tract parcels tied to J A Dockery and the Bank of Dahlonega. Tract One embeds 260 acres near the Chestatee River with fields and a copper line, Tract Two covers four acres with a dwelling, and Tract Three includes parts of Lot 117 totaling about 100 acres with river and road access. Sale proceeds go to satisfy a $3,000 note plus 8 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees, secured by deeds in Lumpkin County records.
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State of Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. A. Dockery
Bank of
Dahlonega
Suerior Court
Oak
Court House
Said
W. H.C. Tate
Corbin Place
Chestatee River
Porter Place
J. A. Ravan
Crown Mountain Gold Mining and Milling Co
Superior Court
Book of Deeds
James Ravan
W. J. K. Porter
Porter
I. M. Seabolt
Habersham
Chestatee District
Cleveland
M. L. Seabolt
Spring Branch
Chestatee
Rebecca 5. A. Seabolt
Cleveland Public Road
Rebecca
A. Seabolt
Bank OF Dahlonega
Fredrick A. Ofmp
Bank of Dah
Fredrick A. Cartip
Notice of Sale and Conveyance of Security Deed
The undersigned Freenick A. Camp owner of the note and deed and W. H. Gainnarn attorney state that the purchaser will receive a proper title conveyance as provided in the security deed. The note shows interest to date of sale and advertised costs with unspecified dates and amounts.
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Freenick A. Camp
Judge Jones Reconsiders Run for Circuit Judge Seat
In Ganesville Georgia on April 14 Judge J B Jones states he will run again for the Superior Court, noting a public outpouring of letters and petitions from circuit residents and legislators urging reconsideration after his earlier decision not to seek re election. He vows renewed service and dedication to the Northeastern Circuit. The document references a controversial list of defendants and public figures connected to a broader scandal text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganesville
Thad
Superior Court
Legislature
Senate
Union County
Sam
J. B. Jones
English scientist builds glance power measuring device
An English scientist constructs a glass cage apparatus to measure the power of a glance. A spool within forms a short circuit and a dial needle moves about a 60 degree arc when a named actress allegedly glances.
Taw Long Lost J C Williams Reclaims Marble
Taw belonging to J C Williams of Highte Missouri, lost fifty years ago while shooting at tree trunks. A diligent search failed to find it until Williams chopped a tree and struck a hard object. An ax revealed the taw embedded six inches inside the trunk.
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J. C. Williams
Highte
Williams
Bank of Dahlonega cash report sworn in Lumpkin County
T F Christian cashier of the Bank of Dahlonega attests the presented condition report is true and correct. The oaths were sworn April 12 and April 20, 1926, before an officer authorized to administer oaths. Directors certify they have read and verified the report and that the cashier's signature is genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
Lumpkin County
Christian
Brssiz Jonss
C. N. P. Lumpkin County
Automatic highway gates used across ranch country in southwest
Gates span long highway openings across Arizona New Mexico and Texas ranch land where cattle guards fail. An automatic gate uses three pipes with a 16 foot high end posts and a 6 inch center pipe joined by 2 by 8 timber and chains. When a car bumps the gate the chain wraps the center pipe lifting the gate and it closes behind the vehicle.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Popular Mechanics Magazine
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W. 8, Gainnarn
Ashvney Ai
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Seden Coupe
V. Nalley & Company
Gainesville, Ga
DopsGe Brothers
Ford
Kent
Ford Motor CO
Ford Iron
The
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ford Glass
Ford Timber
Bord
Higan
PRI
Detroit
Bank of Lumpkin Giualy
Hdahlonega
Georgia
Mgansars
G. IT
Said Bank
Renu
J. F. Pacer
Winey
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