The Dahlonega Signal Publishing Company charter petition
In Lumpkin County Georgia on November 26 1907 GO H Jones W W Crisson D L Cook and W J Worley seek incorporation as The Dahlonega Signal Publishing Company with 20 year term and capital stock 1280, to publish a Dahlonega newspaper and conduct general printing, with power to own real estate issue bonds sue and be sued and elect officers.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Superior Court
Said County
GO. H. Jones
W. W. Crisson
D. L. Cook
W. J. Worley
Ryle
Dahlonega Signal Publishing Company
Dahlonega
of Georgia
O. J. Limry
I. D.L. Cook
L, Odor, Merk
Deceased Coury’s Estate Granted December 1907
The document notes an order related to the estate of Coury deceased, filed in December 1907. It records an ordinary proceeding with official signatory actions and references an Evans or Evass official signature on the matter.
Modern Surgery Minute and Elaborate Sterilization
A memoir style notice describes modern hospital sterility with priests like dress, nurses as priestesses, and meticulous ablutions. The scene centers on sterilized gloves and instruments, a glass floor, and strict avoidance of any contamination, praised as a vast improvement over earlier surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon's Temple
Everybody's Magazine
Cambridge Yard Butter Sold by the Yard in Market
Cambridge shire dairy folk roll butter into a yard long, one pound cylinders wrapped in white cloth and sold without weights. University students area chief buyers, served in pieces with bread at breakfast and tea in the mornings.
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Cambridge
England
Cambridgeshire
University
Chicago Record-Herald
Hampstead Coroner Discusses Hat Tales in Death by Action
The Hampstead coroner offers a curious note on feminine psychology saying women remove their hats before taking their own life as reported by the London Telegraph. The remark highlights a sensational stance linked to a tragic case and reflects period attitudes toward female suicide and attire.
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Hampstead
London Telegraph
Cunning as a weapon of ignorance quote by John A Howland
The quote asserts that cunning has long served as both an offensive and defensive tool for ignorance. It warns against matching cunning with cunning except as a last resort, highlighting a philosophy of restraint in strategy and discourse.
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John A. Howland
Alhonega Educational Center Highlighted in State
Alhonega is praised as a premier educational center in the state, boasting an acclaimed Agricultural College and a well graded public school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahlonega
Agricultural College
Tep, Kimball
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T. J. Surra
E. S. Souther
E.R. Adair
Gainesville
W. J
C. Palmour
National Biscuit Co
Townsend's
Black’s Soda
Nimblewill Nursery
Dahlonega, Ga
O.N. Fitts
Nugget Office
London Express
The
Union
Florida
United States
Silver Spring
Ocala
Oklawha
St. Johns
Minneapolis Journal
Mrs. Hendricks
Mr. Dumley
Pearson’s Weekly
Father
Harold
Papa
Chicago News
W. B. Townsend
North Georgia Agricultural College
Ga. Wi
G. R. Glenn
Steves
Priges
Nuaarr
J.P
Justice’s Court
Daft Lon IG
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