Libel for Divorce in Lumpkin County Court
Mrs Josie Satterfield Satterfield Cainterfield files libel for divorce in Lumpkin County Superior Court October Term 1928 against defendant Cain Satterfield. Court commands personal appearance by defendant or attorney at next regular term or by third Monday in October 1928 to answer plaintiff's complaint. Case filed July 28 1929 with clerk I H Sutten Jade of suit noted.
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Superior Court of Lumpkin Ty
Cain Satterfield
Superior Court
Fur Lumpkin County
I. H
Estate of H. Marly widow's year’s support sought
Mrs Winnie Early applies for a year’s support from the estate of the deceased H Marly in Lumpkin County Georgia. Appraisers have filed their return and all interested persons must show cause before the Ordinary on the first Monday in September why the relief should not be granted, August 6, 1825.
Notice to show cause for annual support Lumpkin County
In Lumpkin County Georgia Mrs R F Wimpy applies for a year's support from the estate of I Wininged. Appraisers are to set apart the funds and have filed a return. All concerned must show cause before the court of ordinary on the first Monday in September 1928 why the application should not be granted. August 6 1928 Towss decvas
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
R. F. Wimpy
Hs I. Wining
Sil Court of Ordinary
Prisoner Mandy Says She Was Married During Afternoon Off
A colored maid Mandy returns from an afternoon off and tells her mistress she married a good man. The mistress congratulates her and notes the warden allowed the union after a lengthy period.
Warning on Credit Trade and Town Bargains
A speaker warns against shopping at the town store for credit when local traders offer favors. They describe buying on credit, risking debt, and plan to switch to paying later in spring. The poem condemns mortgage demands and urges prudent trade with trusted merchants.
Telepathy in African jungles described by explorers
John W. Van dercook reports on West African telepathy where witch doctors allegedly transmit warnings by mental signals and drum codes over long distances. Explorers and punitive expedition leaders cite numerous proofs, while magicians claim the power can be taught to any intelligent pupil, though not to whites.
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West
Africa
John W. Vandercook
Haiti
South America
Liner Churches Bring Regular Services Aboard Transatlantic Ships
On ocean liners church altars are standard equipment for weekly sea services. Roman Catholic and Protestant rites occur Sundays with passengers gathering in ship chapels. Priests are aided by stewards acting as sacristans. linen comes from port cities via Sisters of Charity.
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Oiclating
Transallantié Séryvice
Sisters of Charity
Avanti
Eluveles
New York
Paris Bf
Georgia Governor denounces machine politics and Senate bloc
Two years after his election the Georgia governor accuses the Senate majority led by EB Rivers of blocking his highway department reform. He says the old machine remains, now with a new leader, and urges voters to elect a General Assembly and a new governor to put Georgia’s welfare first.
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Georgia
General Assembly
Senate
EB. D. Rivers
Highway Department
Archeologists Claim Sinai and Petra Found Near Moses Era
Cooper's Weekly reports archaeologists locate Mount Sinai and the canyon route to the Red Sea where Moses reportedly traversed. A hidden sandstone city named Petra is unearthed with the Treasury of Pharaoh appearing intact, suggesting a pre Christ foundation and early settlement before Moses was said to be there.
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Moses
Mount Sinai
Petra
Pharaoh
Christ
Goo B. OG
Cupper
Electric Safeguard and How Fuses Work
A fuse serves to protect wiring and connected appliances from overloads. It contains a metal link that melts when excessive current passes, interrupting the circuit to stop further current flow.
Mushrat Tale From a Nine Year Old
A quirky children’s piece describes a mushrat character named Joe who wonders why his parents cough when he shares his drawing. The creature is three times a Ligas normal house rat with a plump round head and brown body. Its round lily root house sits in winter. it eats house roots if frozen and seeks safety by leaping from a high place when danger appears.
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Joe
Tiemt
Tramp Seeks Dinner or Work From Husband
A fragmented 19th century line shows a tramp asking the young husband for dinner or work. The husband replies and returns with something, suggesting a solution to the visitor’s needs. The odd text mix hints at a visit to a household and a possible misunderstanding.
Weather bureau forecast language sparks reader confusion
A historical note explains the term fair in forecasts can mislead readers into thinking of pleasant weather though it may mean cloudy skies or light rain. The Weather Bureau defines fair as a day with less than 0.01 inch of precipitation, showing the precision behind forecast terms.
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Weather Bureau
Wheather Bureau
Absurd Miscommunication Shocks Absent-Minded Pair
A forgetful man visits his physician for an evening of checkers and stories. On parting he recalls a supposed errand, only to learn the maid saluted and died, revealing a fatal telephone message to his wife. The comic tale appears in American Legion Monthly.
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Dostor
Fius
American Legion Monthly
Nydegger to Lead Newfoundland Plane-Wreck Search
Dr James Nydegger, from Naltmore Maryland, will lead a foot expedition into Newfoundland’s tablelands to seek traces of Nungesser and Coli’s White Bird. He plans cross island routes along the Grand Cedary river, believes wrecks may lie in dense forests unseen from air, and hopes to locate the plane despite low survival odds.
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James A. Nydogger
Newfoundland
Nungesser
Cobbyi
Atlantic
White Bird
Bremen
Nydegger
Guggenheim Foundation
Prance
America
Million Dollar Buchard Heir Name Change Case
Seth Rosewater, 17, intends to adopt the Buchard name and be heir to Anson W. Buchard’s estate valued over a million dollars. His mother says the family will carry on the Buchard name through Seth even without formal adoption. The Buchard widow is said to favor Seth as principal heir if the name change is completed.
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Omaha
Neb
Seth Rosewater
Charles Rosewater
Riverside Drive
New York
Young Rosewater
Seth Warner Buchard
Rose Waters
Chenne
Anson W. Buchard
General Electric Company
Buchard
Allene Buchard
Seth
Delayed Rising Tale Ends with Grim Punchline
A married woman bakes bread and the dough fails to rise. She buries it under a flat stone in a graveyard to hide it. Her husband later finds the stone warmed by sun and jokes that the dough has risen, exposing the ruse.
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Hubby
Clever Dog Outwits Owner In Quiet House Swap
Mr. Peckton explains he shares the home with Mrs. Peckton's poodle left in his care. The intelligent animal mirrors its mistress and eyes the narrator with disfavor as he attempts comfort with vigor and a newspaper.
Subtraction Trouble Delights Father and Son
Walter shows a subtraction problem to his father asking if it is right. The father says it’s not and laments modern difficulty with subtraction compared to his school days. The boy, teeny, jokes about easier math in the past.
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Walter
Daddy
Dad
Son
Candidate Frep Jones Seeks Lumpkin County Legislature Seat
A candidacy announcement from Frep Jones for the legislature representing Lumpkin County submitted for the upcoming Democratic primary. Jones promises a faithful honest and energetic discharge of duties and devotion to the best interests of the people, seeking both male and female voter support.
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Lumpkin County
Frep Jones
J. H. Peck
Dahlonega and
Gainesville
Notice to Sell Estate Real Property in Lumpkin County Georgia
In Lumpkin County Georgia the executors seek leave to sell estate realty of M Ferguson to pay debts and distribute assets. A hearing is set for the first Monday in September 1928 during the ordinary court term. Also notice to show cause why administrator B F Anderson should not be dismissed and discharged.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
M. Ferguson
Court of Ordinary
C.K. Ferneuron
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H. Marly
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