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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
4
Candidate M Bens announces a bid for the Ninth District nomination in the upcoming primary on September 10. He seeks unanimous local support and pledges to visit each county before the primary, aiming to continue serving all the people if elected.
Lumpkin County Georgia W. W. Ash seeks permanent letters of administration on the deceased's estate. The ordinary requires all concerned to appear at his office on the first Monday in September to show cause why letters should not be granted. Dated August 4, 1924.
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The property of George W. Byers including pine and oak lumber and scrap wood totaling thousands of feet plus cross ties will be sold at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in September 1924 between legal hours for cash. The sale is to satisfy an execution in favor of D C Stow, Administrator, against G W Byers and others, issued by the City Court of Hall County.
In Lumpkin County Georgia T Candler applies for permanent letters of administration on Lillian Wahl deceased. The Court of Ordinary will hear the application at the September 1924 term. Witness W B Townsenn Ordinary August 4 1924.
Seventy-one years after three Rutland boys cut walking sticks from a silver-leaf poplar, the revived tree stands on the Dooley property. Thomas Dooley and the McMahon brothers were involved in the woodland stroll that spawned the enduring survivor.
An old Icelandic superstition says a bride must host a dinner for all friends to prove cooking skill. If guests are satisfied, praise for her sisters boosts belief in their culinary talent and improves marriage prospects.
The bells rang through a Troosier city as two fire wagons sped along the main street toward a supposed blaze in the Biome store. A passerby doubted the severity of the situation, wondering if business was really that bad.
A Pennsylvania grocer devised using carrier pigeons to deliver groceries. He sent orders to his roving delivery cart, releasing pigeons from roosts near the store to return with the produce. The system let one order taker cover larger areas on interurban and rural trips.
An investment on the New York Stock Exchange once bought for 25 000 thirty nine years ago has now sold for 85 000. The record shows the Gould seat changed hands recently with a substantial gain for the seller.
The Nova Scotians are producing a new food item made from wheat sugar and apples.
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