Two-Cent Stamp Expands Global Reach
National Geographic bulletin notes two cent stamps now reach about sixty points worldwide including Haiti Bermuda and New Zealand. It highlights routes from North America to Europe Asia and the Pacific and cites Universal Postal Union ties that broaden the two cent zone across continents and oceans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Globe
Haiti
Bermuda
National Geographic Society
Equator
Andes
Tierra del Fuego
Cape Columbia
Grant Land
Canada
Patagonia
Magellan
Cape Horn
Chile
New Zealand
Samoa
United States Vistal Agency
Shanghai
China
United States Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Japan
Venezuela
Paraguay
Uruguay
Dutch
French Guiana
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Asia
Cook Islands
Alaska
Canal Zone
Guam
Philippines
Porto Rico
American Samoa
American Virgin Islands
Post
Universal Postal Union
Berne
United States
Madrid
Rome
Germany
L'Allemagne
United States of America
America
Paris
Postal Union
Avstro-German Postal Union
Billy Goat Seeks Mountain Dew After Car Ride
A harmless billy goat in Poplar Bluff Missouri rode a carload of lime from Cape Girardeau unnoticed. Eight days later at Doniphan when the seals were broken he sprang from the vehicle, appeared thirsty, and was given a drink of Mountain Dew from a spring nearby. The creature seemed unhurt and unfazed by the journey and the so called Volstead feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Billy Goat
Cape Girardeau
Goat
Doniphan
Mr. Goat
Tie
Announcement of Northeastern Circuit Judge Candidates
Several citizens announce candidacies for the Northeastern Circuit Superior Court judgeship ahead of the Democratic Primary. J C Sowarns from Tows, I B Suttron from Clarkesville, H H Perry from Gainesville, and J B Jones from an unnamed locale submit their names and pledges of fair impartial service if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Northeastern Circuit
H. Suttron
Clarkesville
Voters hear two solicitor general candidacies in circuit race
A split notice announces candidacies for the office of Solicitor General in the northeastern circuit. Robert McMinnian seeks the Democratic primary in September and Howard Trowrow signs on urging support from both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorert McMinian
Clarkesville
Howard Tirowrsow
Lumpkin County Candidate Seeks House Seat
Craig R Arnon announces candidacy for Lumpkin County in the lower house under the Democratic Primary in September. He pledges to guard the interests of both county and state if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin County
General Assembly
Lumpkin
Craig R, Arnon
Congressional Candidates Seek Democratic Nominations in Georgia
Two notices from Georgia district voters announce campaigns for Congress. Tros M Bent seeks the Democratic nomination for the 68th Congress and plans county visits. James H Crawro rp announces candidacy for the 9th District with Sept 13 1922 primary, pledging faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tros. M. Bent
9Th Congressional District
Georgia
Congress
James H, Crawrorp
Notice of Libel for Divorce in Lumpkin Superior Court
Mrs Nellie May Cook files for divorce against William A Cook in Lumpkin Superior Court. Article notes service by publication as the defendant is not a resident of the county or state. The next term starts October 3 1922 with Judge J P R Jones presiding. Clerk I Curistian records the notice. The Nugget Office offers court blanks and land deeds for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Cook
Lampkin Superior Court
Nellie May Cook
William A Cook
Lumpkin Superior Court
J. PR. Jones
Tt. I. Curistian
Lumpkin County
Bible Thoughts for This Week
Short daily devotional notes arrange verses for each day of the week. Topics include worship and creation, God sees all, where treasure lies, true help from the Lord, prudent living today, seeking guidance, and safety in sleep.
Edwards for Judge Promises Efficient, Fair Court Administration
The advertisement urges voting for Edwards for judge on September 13th, praising his 33 years in the Northeastern Circuit and pledging a businesslike, orderly handling of cases. It argues for equal treatment of rich and poor and a change in judgeship to reduce crowded dockets. Edwards is described as a strong, known candidate who will hear every party’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Jones
Edwards
Ocean Travel Heavily Up for 1922 Season Aboard Major Liners
Passenger traffic to Europe in 1922 is the heaviest since 1914 with first and second class bookings about 20 percent higher than last year while third class declines. Monster ships like Majestic and Mauretania are booked solid though space remains on medium vessels. immigration limits have reduced steerage and overall capacity. Travel to Channel and German ports leads this season, with Montreal and Philadelphia sailings strong and a rebound expected as U S tourists return later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Majestic
Mauretania
Paris
Homeric
Berengaria
Aquitania
Olympic
Tom Nage
United States
Ines
German
Channel
Mediterranean
Liverpool
U. S
Montreal
International Mercantile Marine Company
White Star
Red Star
American Lines
American Line
Hamburg
Rted Star Line
Philadelphia
United States Lines
Shipping Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
New World
Northeastern
Jones
J. C. Sowarns
H.H. Perry
Gainesville, Ga
Heaven
Earth
L’salm
Guidanche
Furdui
Cardu
Cardus
Mrs. Simpson
J. C. Edwards
Cocaa-Colta Co
Atlanta, GA
T. J. Smith
Homer Read
Dankloneaa
Hes
Townsend
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