Dahlonega Bus Schedule Note
Kept simple timetable entry shows departure at 7 30 A M and 4 P M from Dahlonega with return trip following.
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
1
Telephone rates and notices from Lumpkin County
The notice cites low local phone rates and urges subscribers to join the new directory. It also records Mrs. H G Brackett applying for a year's support from Tl G Brackett's estate and a court date set for July 1926 to show cause why the application should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannexca
Wlephone Co
Lumpkin County
H. G. Brackett
Tl. G. Brackett
Court of Ordinary
W. B. Townsunp
Commencement admiration letter to N G A C Dahlonega
Col John W West president of N G A C Dahlonega writes after the 1926 commencement praising the school. He notes optimism, earnest faculty and student effort, and predicts greater days ahead for the institution and its students. He offers best wishes to school authorities and the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toccoa
John W. West
Dahlonega
Orau
Bonn
DeLaPerriere the Husky Farmer Candidate for Congress
The Ninth District race shapes as a three way contest with Herman P. DeLaPerriere, farmed and business connected candidate, drawing strong local support. His background as a farmer state legislator and supporter of highway miles positions him as a leading contender against Bell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. M. Bell
Congress
Bell
DeLaPerrie
Herman P. DeLaPerriere
Henry Geady
North Georgia
Tom Bell for Congress in Georgia urged for another term
A reader letter argues that Tom Bell has served in Congress long and well and deserves at least one more term. The writer praises Bell’s record and dedication to his district, calling him unsurpassed among Georgia members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bell
Mr. Bell
Congress
Georgia
Col Collins Visits Banks County Amid Bell County Claim
Col. Joe Collins, candidate for Congress, toured Banks County last week and praised local support, saying he found the area solid for Bell County. The Banks County Journal reported the observation from the Dawsonville Advertiser endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Collins
Banks County
Collins
Bell County
Banks
County Journal
Wires Crossed at Market Over Liver Complaint
Edward Bishop known as the Hollywood sheik answered a call from an irate woman in a local market. He reported to the boss who told her to call a doctor and stated their liver’s OK and they are not responsible for her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bishop
Hollywood
Los Angeles Times
Ticker's Use Broadens for Brokerage Rooms
The ticker, long used by brokers, now employs a bright light projecting figures from a tape onto a mirror and then a screen, allowing traders to see quotations instantly without clerks copying them onto blackboards.
Trial heated as lawyers clash over honesty remark
During Colonel Mitchell's trial an assistant angrily exclaimed that they wished to find one honest man. The opposing lawyer retorted that even Diogenes wouldn't find one in Washington, highlighting the courtroom friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Washington
Diogenes
Three Men Heard First Wireless Message
Report notes that nearly thirty years ago G. B. Kemp of Southampton Sir William Preece of London and Guglielmo Marconi heard the first wireless telegram acknowledged as the origin of radio. The event is described as witnessed by three men during early experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. Kemp
Southampton
William Preece
London
Senatore Marconi
BC forest fires lash province with vast area burned
More than 3,000 forest fires covered 1,315,800 acres across British Columbia last year, authorities reported. The blaze spread through multiple regions, prompting evacuations and ongoing firefighting efforts by provincial services and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Time Well Occupied Says Wife of Genius
Mrs Albert Einstein describes her daily life as the wife of a genius. She handles his incoming mail in multiple languages and reads on topics from relativity to autographs. He says a woman seeking science should be neutral and not expect as much as a man. He cites Mme Curie as the exception. The Einsteins are Zionists seeking a homeland for Jewish dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Canary
Owensboro
Cardui
Albert Einstein
Mme. Curie
Einstein
San Francisco
Surgeon doubles income tax declaration after patient bill
A French surgeon reported 67,000 francs income to tax authorities. Weeks later he billed a patient 20,000 francs. The tax collector praised a cousin's life saved and suggested a higher figure, prompting the surgeon to raise his declared income to 167,000 francs.
Gas Bombs for Police To Be Used Soon
The Polish police report hand grenades designed to incapacitate criminals and disperse crowds. Tests found the emitted gas causes temporary blindness and tears but is not harmful to eyes. The bombs are to be distributed to officers for future conflicts and strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dziennik Bydgoski
Little Really Known of Cause of Obesity
Science Service Bulletin notes the obesity puzzle remains unsettled. Dr Solomon Strouse and colleagues report that obese individuals conserve fat while thin people burn fat, with metabolism rates appearing normal. Biotypes and heredity are discussed alongside endocrine and lifestyle factors as possible explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Strouse
Chicago
C. B. Davenport
Science Service Bulletin
Russian Admiral Turns Caviar Merchant in London
Admiral Nicholas Welkell, once a naval commander under Rodjeswenski at Port Arthur and later Russian naval attaché in London, lost his post after the 1917 revolution. He now runs a caviar shop supplying London clubs, praised for his expertise in caviar. His brother, ex Petropol guard officer, delivers the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Welkell
Rodjeswenski
Port Arthur
England
London
Petropolf Guard Regiment
Atlanta Constitution
Blind typists join permanent staff at L. C. C.
At the start of 1921 four blind shorthand typists were hired temporarily by the L. C. C. They proved efficient and are now on permanent staff. The Times notes how St Dunstan's and similar institutions broadened opportunities for the blind, expanding their horizons of usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dunstan’s
London Times
Icicle Causes Windham Mill Whistle to Freeze
A Windham Vermont mill whistle blew softly for about an hour as steam condensed on the wire and froze into an icicle. The weight pulled the valve open slightly until the icicle was broken off, after which the whistle stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windham
South African climber conquers Kilimanjaro peak
George Londt of the Mountain club of South Africa has summited Kilimanjaro, the highest African peak at 19 710 feet in Tanganyika territory. The snow capped summit marks a notable achievement for the club and climber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilimanjaro
Africa
George Londt
The
Mountain Club of
South Africa
Tanganyika
For Rent and Wanted Notices in Lumpkin County
An 8 room furnished house for rent noted by M. BrooxsnEer. A bid for 200000 feet of short Poplar blocks on any public road in Lumpkin County by Samara B. Corrin. A Dah Lone ga request to buy a small home or vacant lot within four blocks of the courthouse by S R Barker. Creditors of H G Brackett estate urged to present claims by law. debtors to pay immediately as of May 4 1926. Admr I F Ouristran
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin County
Samara B. Corrin
Dahlonega
Court House
S. R. Barker
Columbia Ave
Atlanta
Georgia
Iumpkin County
H. G. Brackett
EF. Ouristran
Admr
Application for permanent administration in Satterfield estate
J L Walden applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of J N Satterfield in Lumpkin County Georgia. The hearing is set for the regular August Term, 1926 of the Court of Ordinary. Witness is W B Townssen, Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lumpkin County
J.L. Walden
J. N. Satterfield
Court of Ordinary
W. B. Townsenn
Bell for Congress Ninth District Candidate Announcement
A Democratic candidate, Toos M Bern, announces plans to visit all counties in the Ninth district to discuss work as public servant and seek reelection, pledging to continue efforts on matters of public interest if reelected and requesting support from voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toos
Bern
Solicitor General Seeks Re-Election in Northeast Circuit
Clarkesville Ga. solicitor general McMillian announces bid to return for a second term after two prior terms and a four year gap. He asks circuit voters to judge his past efficiency and support SeptPrimary without canvassing the entire circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillian
Clarkesville
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Womarly
Kentucky
R. L. Hunter
Sargent House
Pressing Club
F. M. Aber
G. H. McGuire
Atlanta Bus Line
Careful Drivers
North Forsyth Street
Mid Town Inn
Fredp Jones
N.G. A. College
Delaperriere
Husky Farmer
Tom Bell
North Georgia Real Estate
J.M. Brooksher
Brooksher
Bank of Dahlonega
Dahlonega, Ga
Mountain Lodge
Mountain Inn
Will V. Zimmer
Dawsonville Advertiser
Icicle
Tex
Illinois
Walter W. Macdonald
Fairview Ave
Edwardsville
Ill
Thedford
Ed. M. BrooxsnEer
Notich
Solicitor General
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