Dugas Corporation Charter Petition in Lumpkin County
Notice filed July 29 1926 asks for incorporation of The Dugas Corporation with $100000 capital to operate as an investment company mining leases and real estate ventures in Dahlonega Lumpkin County Georgia. Petition includes authority to issue stock bonds and wind up per law with branch offices allowed. Also lists public bond election details for Dahlonega water works and sewerage bonds with 5 percent interest and thirty year term to be voted September 13 1926.
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Dahlonega
County of
Lumpkin
State of
Georgia
Water Works and Sewerage
Water Works
G. H. Moore
K. A. Phillipson
A. R. Ray
L. B. Housley
O. H. Barrett
H. T. Burns
C.N. Fitts
Worth Seeing Humming Bird Silk Hose At Moore & Son
Advert shows Humming Bird Silk Hose in many colors, extra long, durable. JOHN H. MOORE & SON touts hosiery as dependable. Also notices: muffler and cut out ordinance enforcement in city limits, plus estate probate and creditor notices for Hubert Parrish, late of Lumpkin County. Bell for Congress candidate Thos M Brun announces Democratic bid for Ninth District Congress.
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Thos. M, Brun
Administrator's Sale of Lumpkin County Estate
By order of the Court of Ordinary the estate of Robt J Hutcheson will sell the east half of lot 816 in Lumpkin County Georgia 20 acres more or less with a frame bungalow at public outcry before the Lumpkin County courthouse on the first Tuesday in September 1926 between the usual sale hours to pay debts and distribute among heirs. Cash terms. August 2 1926. Mrs Etrareru McGowan Admr of Robt J Hutcheson deceased.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Robert J. Hutcheson
Robert J. Tlutcheson
Etrrareru McGowan
Robt
J. Hutcheson
McMinntay Seeks Re election as Solicitor General
Robert McMinntay of Clarkesville Georgia announces candidacy for reelection as Solicitor General for the Northeastern Circuit subject to the September primary. He notes two former terms and a four year interval and asks voters to consider his record and support.
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Robert McMinntay
Clarkesville
Gehersal
Iine
Candidate for Northeastern Superior Court Judge
I Surron of Clarkesville Georgia announces his candidacy for Judge of the Superior Court in the Northeastern Circuit subject to the September 8 primary. He recalls past support and urges voters to elect him to a prompt fair discharge of duties.
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Superior Court
Ciruit
Jones
Durin
Surron
Clarkesville, Gu
Emigration Totals Show Japanese Worldwide Census
Recent Tokyo statistics indicate about 1.1 million Japanese living abroad including people from Korea and Formosa. Asia hosts 686,000, North America 153,000, Oceania 127,000, and South America 50,000.
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Korea
Formosa
Tokyo
Asia
North America
Orcania
South America
Counties lack hospital coverage by state in 1926
Reports show Connecticut Maine and New Hampshire had at least one community hospital in every county. About 10 percent of New York counties lacked such hospitals and Georgia had the worst record with nearly 50 percent without ordinary hospitals.
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Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Georgia
New Sweden Education Project Lets Workers and Children Explore
A Stockholm announced program partners the department of education the Swedish Tourist association and the state railways to take schoolchildren and working men on affordable trips to natural sights and historic remains. They will travel in special railroad cars called train homes and experience mountain and plains journeys.
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Stockholm
Department of Education
Swedish Tourist Association
Stevenson's Grave Maintenance Assured in Samoa
General Sir George Richardson administrator for western Samoa accepts responsibility for proper upkeep of Robert Louis Stevenson's grave. The tomb and the approach through Nailima estate, owned by the government, will be correctly tended, according to the governor.
Rice Harvesting Machines Fail Against Ojibway Flood
In Minnesota the attempt to harvest wild rice with modern machinery failed as Ojibway tribes defend their traditional harvest. J Beott, acting superintendent of the Consolidated Chippewa agency, attributed the setback to impracticable equipment rather than indigenous resistance. Tribesmen and families, using birch-bark canoes and light flat-bottom boats, resume the historic method, destroying fields where machines passed.
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Minnesota
J. Beott
Consolidated Chippew Agency
Red Man
Kneecap Rites Sparked by Adaya Folklore
Adaya legends reveal girls setting kneecaps for suitors as part of local tradition. The brief notes the unusual practice amid community stories and nearby elders’ recollections.
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Adaya
Odd beliefs among deep sea fishermen tales of superstition
A fragmentary article recalls maritime superstitions from generations of fishermen. It notes beliefs about keeping a rusty hook from poisoning a wound, making fish hooks from nails, and a white-sided flounder linked to the Virgin Mary. It also mentions Jewish superstitions about aiding speech development with a fish scent.
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Sweden
Maury
Admission by height at Longchamp track in Paris
Officials at Longchamp race track announce a height based admission rule. Children under 39 inches enter free while those between 39 and 58 inches are charged half price and taller youths pay full fare. A gauging post at the paddock entrance marks these thresholds.
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Longchamps
Paris
Man in Granite Falls logs 88000 miles on bicycle
Ole Hartwick, 40 years old when the bicycle craze began, has ridden 88000 miles in 29 years. He keeps count with a velometer and adds a new cyclometer every time he passes 10000 miles.
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Ole Hartwick
Granite Falls
Minn
Island Game Bird Project Near Wachapreague
Members of the Holly Island Club in Wachapreague Virginia display wearing game birds as experts manage an offshore island project. Plans call for releasing birds on a ten mile long island to establish a hunting preserve with eventual public access.
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Holly Island Club
Wachapreague
Electric Power Demand Rises as Motors Supplant Other Energy
In the United States about 60 percent of the 33 million horsepower used in industrial plants is electrical with demand growing for electric motors to replace other energy forms.
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United States
North Carolina Tops in Nonincome Tax Revenues
North Carolina ranks second to New York in total nonincome tax revenues paid to the federal government. The state contributed 150 million dollars last year under miscellaneous revenues. The tobacco industry is cited as the main driving factor behind this large payment.
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North Carolina
New York
Uncle Sam
Congressional Candidates Seek Office in Georgia Ninth District
A Georgia Ninth District candidate pledges strong service in Congress citing business experience and district roots. In the Northeastern Circuit, a candidate for Solicitor General emphasizes fairness, continued quality from the current office, and asks voters to decide based on convictions.
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Ninth Congressional District
Georgia
Ninth
Lopestator
Sam Dennd
John Collins for Congress Ninth District Primary Bid
Joseru G. Conrins seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Ninth District. He pledges federal road aid, farm and labor improvements, and influence in national legislation from the South. Born poor in a log cabin, he recounts self education and four years as Solicitor General.
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Ninth District
Tam
Log Cabin
Hiswassee
Mércer
Virginia University
Notice of Foreclosure Rule Nisi in Lumpkin County
In Lumpkin Superior Court J W Ralston petitions to foreclose mortgage on real estate of A E Thurmond and R R Thurmond. Property includes Lot No 32 and 20 acres of Lot No 39 in Lumpkin County Georgia to secure a note for 634 dollars dated August 14 1922 due January 1 1923 with 8 percent interest. Court orders payment or foreclosure and that equity of redemption be barred. service of rule nisi to Thurmonds required. Next term rule nisi to be perfected and served. Dated April 23 1926 J B Jones Judge.
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Lumpkin County
Georgia
A. E. Thurmond
R. R. Thurmond
J. W. Ralston
Thurmond R. R
Hurmond
J. B. Jones
BR. R. Thurmond
Judge Superior Court
Phil
Telephone rates and new directory subscription offer
The Phones advertise low calls for business two dollars twenty five and residence one dollar seventy five with extensions in the same house priced at one dollar even. An adjoining house is listed at one seventy five as well. Subscribe now and get in the new directory.
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Dauronca Telephone
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Said County
Graham, Dugas
O. Dugas
TTI Dugas Corporation
Dugas Corporation
OW. S. Gaillard
T. F. Christian
Lam County
I. T
Council Chamber
John H. Moore & Son
Ciry Council
Hubert Parrish
Rupert I
Parris
Adimr
Solicitor General
Dodge Brothers DE Luxe Sedan
Dodge Brothérs de Luxe
Dodge Brothers
C. V. Nalley & CO
Gainesville, Ga
Lavin
Congress
Hixas
DaLurerrrern
Kenyon
Soliciton Gentral
Joh Collins
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