For Sale Items in Dahlonega Georgia Auction Notice
For sale listings include one pair of mules and wagon with homes, a two horse wagon, and payment terms offered cash or good note. Also a house with 20 acres near Dahlon ga on Porter Springs road and a three room house with 0.75 acre on Pearage Avenue in Dahlonega. Interested buyers see Henry Silrop in Dahlonega. Ga.
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Anderson
Dahlonga
Porter Springs Road
Dahlonega
Pearage Avenue
Henry Silrop
Notice to creditors of John Henry Adams estate in Notich
All creditors of the estate of John Henry Adams late of Tompkins County must render their demands to G. G. Evans administrator by law and all persons owing the estate must pay promptly. Dated Nov 20 1925.
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Georgia
Tompkin County
John Henry Adams
G. G. Evans
Admr
Telephone Notice Promises Inexpensive Home Phone Service
Advertisement claiming a personal telephone is affordable with a few cents daily and urging readers to order magazines and newspapers through R. G. & FB, L. Meaders. The piece emphasizes peace of mind and moral value of a home telephone.
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L. Meaders
Whitner Company Wants Middle Aged Men as Salesmen
Wanted in Lumpkin County. Hustlers can earn 50 to 100 dollars weekly selling Whitmer's guaranteed line of home necessities to neighbors. A team or car needed. goods furnished on credit. Cherry of Alabama earned 122.50 in five days with no experience. Write today for particulars. Whitner Company Dept 21 Columbus Indiana.
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Lumpkin County
Whitmer
Cherry
Alabama
Whitner Company
Columbus
Indiana
Notice of discharge in Lumpkin County Georgia
LaFayette Chester, executor of the estate of SS Chester, deceased, applied to the Ordinary for a discharge. All persons concerned must file objections by the first Monday in February 1926 why the discharge should not be granted. January 4, 1926. W. B. Townsend, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
LaFayette Chester
Chester
W. B.townsend
Notice to show cause on dismissal of administrator
DC W Ash administrator of the estate of W W Ash deceased petitions the court claiming full administration. He is cited to show cause why he should not be dismissed and letters of dismission revived on the first Monday in February 1926. February 4, 1926. Lowndes County Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lumpkin County
W. Ash
W. W. Ash
Allersons
Nora
Lownsenp
Card of Litanies Expressing Thanks for Sympathy
The Parrisi family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for loyalty and sympathy during the illness and death of their son and brother. They thank Dr. I Head for faithful service and pray God’s richest blessings on all who aided them.
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Nf. W. Parrisi
Sheriff Sales in Lumpkin County Georgia
Sheriff's sales set for the first Tuesday in February at Dahlonega courthouse expertise, featuring the undivided one half interest in a 125 acre Habersham Lumpkin tract land with specific boundaries and improvements. Personal property includes one bale of cotton about 470 pounds a Chattanooga syrup mill and a copper syrup boiler. Proceeds to satisfy two October 1925 Superior Court executions.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Martin Grindle
Sarah E. Grindle
Lon Grindle
Bank of Dahlonega
Chattanooga
J. A. Stepp
Said County
D. M. Grizwie
W. M. Housrey
Georgia’s Daisy Road Memento of Dead Past
Corra Harris recalls a 1874 Georgia road traced by blooming daisies each May. The flowers, not native, hail from Sherman's supply, blooming to memorialize a vanished route as it wound from North Georgia hills to Augusta and became Greene Street.
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Georgia
Sherman
North
City of
Augusta
Greene Street
White Old Town
Corra Harris
Saturday Evening Post
Englishman Long Ago Got Cinematograph Idea
A Royal Society reading in London records an 1824 summer experience of watching a baker’s cart through Venetian blinds. The observer noted a stationary wheel appearing to rotate, deduced the cause and effect, and shared findings that spurred further scientific interest and widespread acknowledgment among leading scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society
London
Dandies and Tigers in England’s Seaborne Rise
A Detroit News excerpt notes England’s shift from modest dress to flamboyant court fashion before Elizabeth I. It credits Drake Raleigh and Frobisher with naval power, contrasts be jeweled attire with fierce tactics, and highlights Van Dyke portraits of bejeweled Englishmen who fought boldly, ending with Spain’s defeat at sea.
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England
Shakespeare
Spain
Drake
van Dyke
Charlie
Raleigh
Frobisher
Detroit News
Ancient Stone Age Club Found Near Nairn Scotland
A workman unearthed a curiously fashioned hard stone club at King Slops quarry near Nairn. The instrument measures about 16 to 14 inches long with a tapered end and is unlike stone clubs found in Orkney and Shetland. National Museum experts deem its character unique. A cist grave was found in the same area years ago.
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Kingslops
Nairn
Scotland
National Museum of Antiquities
Edinburgh
Orkney
Shetland
One-Way Ticket General Vanderbilt Remarks at Dinner
General Cornelius Vanderbilt at a Mauretania dinner criticizes radicalism saying it may harm yet could also help. He cites Russia as the answer. A tale about a lunatic in a asylum recounts a glass head that cannot leave, with a pun on insight and confinement.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mauretania
Russia
Fishing Tackle Made in America Featured in Ad Text
An old advertisement touts fishing tackle including seven fishing rods and nets, claiming they are all made in America and offering a wide assortment for the season. The fragment highlights patriotic sourcing and broad selection for anglers.
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America
Ancient Assyrians Clash Over Origin of Man
Tablets translated by Dr Edward Chiera show a 4009 year old Euphrates valley dispute on human origins. The result was a compromise: mankind began as a four footed grazer, then gods created patrons of cereals and flocks, leading to two legged humans.
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Euphrates Valley
Tennessee
Eward Chiera
University of Pennsylvania
Pathfinder Magazine
Bitter Warfare Waged Over Secret Ballot
The piece traces the origin and spread of secret ballot voting from ancient practices to modern Britain. It notes the ballot’s purpose as a safeguard against bribery and intimidation and recalls the 1872 Ballot Act championed by Chartists and John Torster.
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Greece
Great Britain
John Torster
Madonna Lily One of World’s Oldest Garden Flowers
The Madonna lily is among the oldest lilies in cultivation and widely praised since early modern history. A USDA bulletin notes its Christian era prominence, Easter symbolism, and multiple names such as Annunciation lily and Lent lily. Linnaeus named it Lilium candidum, reflecting its pure white color, native to south central Europe and spread worldwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Linnaeus
Europe
Gum for Germany to fund reparations factory planned in Frankfurt
American interests plan a Frankfort factory to meet European demand for chewing gum. Germany will tax and share profits from the venture as imports of chicle rise. The move is driven by high U S import taxes and growing European demand for the product.
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Germany
Frankfort
Europe
The Man on Vacation and the Layoff Across the Street
A husband cutting his lawn on vacation is questioned by a curious neighbor. She notes his absence from downtown work and guesses he was laid off, reflecting timing and tensions in a suburban midday scene.
Tokyo professor claims tungsten pendulum for gravity tests
Dr. H Nagako of Tokyo Imperial University is credited with inventing a tungsten pendulum designed to measure gravity. The device is described as free from outside influences, mounted specially, and capable of withstanding heat and magnetic impulses.
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H. Nagako
Tokyo Imperial University
Declaration remark on equality sparks discussion
Duluth Herald quotes a pondered line about equality noting if the declaration had stated all men are born equal to women, it would change the meaning. The piece reflects on historical phrasing and gender equality debates.
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Duluth Herald
American ideas in Brazil influence Rio home styles
A moving picture representative in Rio de Janeiro says Brazilian homes reflect American films. He notes many letters to the manager request interior photographs of productions set in American homes. He believes Brazilians seek comfort and that rocking chairs and leather lounges were unknown years ago. He links more bungalow construction in Rio and Sao Paulo to exterior views of American houses in films.
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Moving Picture
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Gull That Flew Atlantic Named in Silver Band
A Newfoundland kittiwake with a silver band marked Inform Witherby London was found after allegedly flying the Atlantic. Identified by a London naturalist correspondent, the gull was released from Northumberland coast and likely predated by rival birds. The bird was shot.
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Atlantic Ocean
Newfoundland
Witherby
High Holborn
London
Northumberland
Greatest Carillon Comes to New York’s Park Avenue Church
The Park Avenue Baptist Church in New York plans a monumental carillon, aiming to create the greatest tuned bell tower in the United States. The project mirrors Europe’s famed treble of bell towers and aims to become a civic landmark once completed.
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Europe
Low Countries
Belgium
Holland
French Flanders
Park Avenue Baptist
New York
Speed Up In New York Golf Illumination Proposal
The London Opinion suggests lighting golf courses with searchlights to allow night play. It argues that if a golfer cannot finish by dusk, he should mark his ball and resume next morning.
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New York
London
Dance Night Conflicts Mirror Turbulent Times
A lively exchange in Turbulent Times style quotes editors and locals arguing over public conduct. A Jig Vid dlin dance is described as dull with only two injuries, one from a neck-yoke incident.
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Tunlinville
Liberty
Toesin
The
Times
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Truster
Kansas City Star
Platinum Leaders Shift as Transvaal Riches Rise
Platinum Colombia becomes top producer while vast alluvial deposits in the Transvaal, South Africa promise supply shifts. The United States remains the largest buyer, consuming substantial platinum for jewelry making.
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Colombia
Transvaal
South Africa
United States
Labor Co-Partnership leader cites cousin of duke
Commander WP Harrington Edwards, chairman of the Labor Co-Partnership association, revealed he has a cousin who is a duke's grandson and another cousin out of work drawing government relief. He asserted such facts show class feeling should be out of the question in English life today.
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WP. Harrington Edwards
Labor Co-Partnership Association
Black Draught touted for bilious spells relief
Lawrenceburg Kentucky resident J P Nevins reports severe bilious attacks with dizziness and constipation. A neighbor recommended Black Draught, claiming it cleanses the system and restores energy. The ad notes a 25 cent price and a rental farm listing near the Hughes Anderson farm in Dahlonega.
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J. P. Nevins
Lawrenceburg
Notice to sell real estate of deceased in Lumpkin County
Elizabeth McGowan executrix of Robert J. Hutcheson applies for leave to sell estate real estate in Lumpkin County Georgia. Heirs at law and creditors warned that the Ordinary Court will rule on February term 1926. January 4 1926. W B Towxersn Ordinary.
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Georgia
Humpkin County
Elizabeth McGowan
Robert J. Hutcheson
Lumpkin County
W.B. Towxersn
Citation for year’s support in Lumpkin County
Mrs. George R. Sutton applied for a year’s support from the estate of George R. Sutton deceased. Appraisers filed their return and all concerned must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in February 1926. Dated January 4 1926. W B Townsenn Ordinary.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
George R. Sutton
Court of Ordinary
W. B. Townsenn
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Tempus
Bilious
Kentucky
Braet
Joe Anderson
Hughes Anderson
Jon Anderson
Rt. 1
G. H. McGuire
Burns
Pressing Club
If. M. Abee
Henry Elrod
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