Houser Brothers Incorporation Petition in Lumpkin County
Petitioners R. D. Houser and T. W. Houser seek charter for Houser Brothers to operate electric power plants and utilities in Georgia with right to branch offices, real estate, and bonds. Requested capital 25 000 dollars, up to 50 000 with ten percent paid to begin. stock issued in 100 dollar shares. authority to amend charter and wind up by two thirds stock vote.Filed January 2, 1922 in Lumpkin County Superior Court Georgia.
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Georgia
C. N. Davies
Pearce Matthews
Lumpkin County
T. F. Christian
Black Draught Lake City Woman Finds Relief From Indigestion
Mrs. Alonzo Ford of Biloxi Mississippi reports long battles with nervous indigestion and constipation. She credits Thedford's Black-Draught liver medicine for relief after starting with a few large doses and continues using it for indigestion headaches and liver issues. She recommends it to her mother as well.
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Biloxi
Miss
Alonzo Ford
Clay Street
Dodge Brothers car inspection process praised during manufacture
The faithfulness of performance in Dodge Brothers Motor Cars is attributed to the thorough inspections each unit undergoes during manufacture and assembly, highlighting the reliability built into their design and production.
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Dodge Brothers
Bank of Lumpkin County and Bank of Dahlonega Ledger Report
Bank statements dated December 29 1922 for Lumpkin County show assets including time and demand loans real estate holdings and deposits. A notice from January 1923 details an administrator petition for leave to sell John Ravans real estate and an ordinary court citation to heirs and creditors.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. M. Wilkins
John Ravan
Court of Ordinary
W. 1. Towssesn
Everybody on Wheels We Are Still Buying Automobiles
The 1921 motor vehicle registrations totaled 10 448 632 an increase of over a million from 1920 Farmers likely own about half of the cars though precise figures are unavailable The country remains automobile oriented and critics predicting low national income should seek other worries We will keep our cars and buy more to raise income if needed Farm Life notes.
Notice of appointment of administrator for J G Martin estate
W B Lowssenn Ordinary directs creditors and next of kin of J G Martin deceased to appear at his office on the first Monday in February to show cause why B F Anderson should not be granted permanent administration of the estate. Dated January 4, 1923.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. G. Martin
B. F. Anderson
J G. Martin
Aluminum Chips Loss Drives Savings Measures
The Washington Star reports fine aluminum chips from motorcar alloy machining are hard to remelt, causing about 40 percent loss. The bureau of mines estimates national losses at $600,000 with high aluminum prices and offers suggestions to minimize waste. The issue stems from poor coalescence of metallic globules, a colloid chemistry problem applied to metals.
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Bureau of Mines
Washington Star
Guardianship Hearing Notice for Porter Children
Porter seeks guardianship of Raymond Porter Alton Porter Beatrice Porter John Q Porter Evelyn Porter and Horace Porter minors of Amo D Porter deceased. Court Ordinary of the county will hear the application at the next term on the first Monday in February 1923. Witness dated January 1 1923 by U Towssenn.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Porter
Raymond Porter
Alton Porter
Beatrice Porter
John Q. Porter
Evelyn Porter
Horace Porter
Amo D. Porter
GC. GO. Porter
U. Towssenn
Editorial wisdom from the Chiggersville Clarion editor
The editor contemplates writing editorials on coal industry solvency, railroad finance, and Europe’s monetary fixes. He jokes about facing his landlord while delaying publication as he plans to address major economic issues.
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Chiggersville Clarion
Europe
Birmingham Age-Herald
Multiple Lumpkin County Sheriff's Sales Listed for 1928 Auction
Lumpkin County Georgia to sell at the courthouse doors on the first Tuesday in February 1928 various parcels. Listings include seven acres in Lot 28 and undivided halves of Lots 22 and 49 in the 12th District, 1st Section, with liens in favor of Charles Crawford L Perry and Harnest Thurmond. Other tracts include 60 acres of O R Waters farm and 89 82 lots with roads as lines. Additional parcels cover 20 acres of Lot 968 969 970 904 9 acres of 867 977 30 acres of 978 and 8 acres of 1089, plus 12 acres of Lot 80 and 60 acres of Lot 82 north of the Dahlonega Jasper road. Also 12 acres of Lot 82 north and east of public road containing 60 acres and 120 acres of Lot 138. See text for specific lot numbers and districts.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said County
Towit
Said
W. H. Powers
M. A. Powers
Superior Court
Charles Crawford
O. R. Waters
Tom Williams
Jasperby
J. Crawfords
Dahlonega
Ellijay Road
Jasper Road
R. R. Thurmond
Justices Court
G. M
J. ©. Perry
R.R. Thurmond
Levy
Tasker
F.cawfords
Dahlonega and
Illijay Road
R.R. Thurmand
Frank Miney
R. R. Thurmand
Levien
Bob Walker
TH. Jarrard
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Cleveland, Ga
Bob Walkera
Jarrard
Makers
Whitner and Dockery & Reese
Habersham
A. B. Kannady
S. G. Martin
A. K. Kannady
Bank of
Lumpskin County
A. B. Kannaedy
Lth
Grassy Gap
N. G. Lance
Lance
M.&. Caldwell
J. W. Walker
J. W. Walden
Superior Court of
Hall
John Sullens
Patt Sullens
Bank of Lumpkin County
Grady Bruce
G. W. Brown
J.M. Davis
In re Freeman estate Bonnie Sullens seeks letters of administration
Office notice declares Bonnie Sullens has filed for letters of administration with will annexed for the estate of Daniel Freeman. The Ordinary will hear the application at the February Term on February 5, 1998, with official signature dated January 1, 1923.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Bonnie Sullens
Daniel I’. Freeman
Car Sparks Horse Panic Aboard Quiet Road
Witnesses testify the vehicle sped so fast that horses nearby could not be seen yet were frightened. debate centers on how speed caused the fear and whether the car could have provoked the incident.
Secrecy Question Test of Campaign Fund Pact
A dialogue shows Senator Sorghum denying dealings with a man who offered hundreds of thousands for a campaign fund. Sorghum says he could not do business because the man refused to burglarize his office at night and place money in the safe without his knowledge.
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Senator Sorghum
Broadway Brogue and Broadway Visitors Spark Nampton Court Buzz
An English writer notes a summer surge of American visitors described as the largest yet. He observes tourists at Nampton court with camera, spectacles, and a movie guide, as state apartments and galleries hum with Broadway accents.
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Nampton Court
Broadway
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Durham Tobacco
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Gainesville, GA
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Bank of Dahlonega
United States
Banking House
Total
State of Georgia
Speer
J.S. Sterr
T. F. Cunistran
T. F. Jackson
T. F. Cunistray
Dr. Romer
Urgeon
Sheriff’s Sales
W. GB
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