Announcements for Lumpkin County Tax Collector
To the voters of Lumpkin County I announce my candidacy for Tax Collector subject to the democratic primary I will discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability Thanking you for past favors Tom Rev J B Jone To the Voters I announce myself a candidate for Tax Collector subject to the democratic primary I will appreciate your support and will discharge all duties to the best of my ability OW Y Grinpur
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Lumpkin County
Tom
Rev
J. B. Jone
Y. Grinpur
Lumpkin County Sheriff Candidate Notices
J. M. Davis announces for Lumpkin county sheriff in the Democratic primary on April 2 pledging to serve to the best of his skill and ability. W. M. Hovsing endorses the bid and asks voters for support, promising to conduct office business in a way that leaves no one with cause to regret.
Crristran Announces Reelection Bid for Clerk
JT F Crristran announces candidacy for reelection as Clerk of the Superior Court subject to the April 2 primary. He thanks the county for past favors and pledges to continue ethereal courteous service and experienced leadership if reelected.
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Lumpkin County
Superior Court
JT. F. Crristran
Lumpkin County Superintendent Seeks Re election
To the voters and citizens of Lumpkin County, I announce my candidacy for re election as County Superintendent of Schools. I have served to the best of my ability and hope to continue advancing the welfare and education of your children subject to the Democratic primary on April 2, 1924. I am grateful for the favors and confidence shown by the people of this county.
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Lumpkin County
Candidate Seeks Vote To Lead County Schools
A speech from a long time school administrator emphasizes service to the county’s students. He notes extensive experience in classrooms and as superintendent and asks voters to support him, aiming to improve schoolhouses and demand better qualified teachers.
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Sun God of Ancient Egypt as Seen in Temple Interiors
A fragmentary discussion cites Dr A M Blackmun describing ancient Egyptian belief that the sun god rises within temples viewed as heaven on earth. The passage notes temples serve as heaven’s replica and the sun god’s presence is central to the temple’s interior symbolism.
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Heaven
Aun
Itv
A. M. Blackmun
Nature
Watches That Linger At The Rector Shop
A Detroit News item recalls a repair shop policy on unclaimed watches. A curious owner asks how long timepieces are kept before disposal, and the clerk notes they never sell watches. A man claims an item after three years, revealing a lengthy lingering period and a touch of frustration.
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Litte Dehry
Detroit News
Immense pile of old horseshoes at Trowbridge England
A vast heap of about 120 tons of old horseshoes lies at Trowbridge gathered from numerous blacksmiths. The shoes are valued for melting into entry steel, tempered by heat from hooves and wear, creating a hard usable metal.
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Trowbridge
England
Defending Dad and Little May O Malley
A humorous exchange centers on Mary O Malley defending her father against taunts from Uncle Dan. Mary insists her father is not homely and quips that he is rarely home, reflecting family banter observed by Judge.
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Dad
Little May O'Malley
O’malleys
Mary
Uncle Dan
Tie
Sale of Cader Stancil land in Lumpkin County 1924
The property of Cader Stancil in Lumpkin County Georgia including three acres of lot 97 nine, portions of lots 98 and 100 plus a Bank of Lumpkin stock valued at 100 and accrued dividends will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in February 1924. The sale is by J B Prower sole commissioner under a 1928 superior court decree in a partition suit with seven heirs. Cash payment required and good title to be conveyed.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said County
Cader Stancil
J.T. Grindle
Cader Staneil
Wilson Staneil
Said
Bank of
Limpkin County
Superior Court
Matha Staneil Etres
Wilson Stancil
J.B. Proewr
Tom Williams
Frank Wirks
Court House
Towit
Valuable Land For Sale Georgia Lumpkin County
Public outcry sale ordered on the first Tuesday in February 1924 at Lumpkin County Courthouse. Two contiguous tracts totaling about 841 acres in the 5th District 1st Section, described as 263 acres plus Related parcels, located near the Bearden Bearden lands, secured by a 1928 promissory note for 265 dollars with 8 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees. Frank Parks holds the note by assignment and the buyer will receive a deed from Frank Parks as authorized in the security deed.
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Wiliam K
Lumpkin County
Bank of Lumpkin County
Tom Williams
Frank Parks
Inia Bank of
Frank Pangs
Administrator Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia
Public sale under court order in Lumpkin County on the first Tuesday in February 1924. The tract, about 200 acres, lies in the 1st Section and comprises farming interests of several land lots. Property belongs to the estate of Jessie M. McDonald and Sallie McDonald, deceased. Cash term. December 26, 1928. John H. Moore, administrator.
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Lumpkin County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Dot Otiaiber Liel
Georgia
Jessie MM. McDonald
Sallie McDonald
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Bank OF Dahlonega
Adota War State Depository
J. M. Brooksher
W. B. Townsend
T. F. Jackson
Cardus
Nannie Brown
Pilack Rock
Ark
Carduil
J. M. Davis
W.M. Hovsing
Jonx H. Moone
Tessie Mc McDonald
Sallie Mc
Bank of Dahtonega
Doose Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Gainesville, Ga
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