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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
1
Judge Jones states he entered the race after widespread petitions and letters urging him to run. He cites the circuit's size and workload, saying he trusts the people to represent them while he focuses on duties and avoids wasting time visiting individually.
The Canadian government uses aerial photography to map 7 000 square miles of forests streams lakes and mountains to assist administration. It reveals undeveloped water power and lakes previously little known and records. The program aims to photograph all Canada in time.
The Association of Five Hundred brings together Paris artists whose works are priced at 500 francs. The group aims to offer original art affordable for travelers, serving as a more substantial keepsake than glass beads or memories of Montmartre nights.
A. W. Maconochie, inventor of the M. and V. meat and vegetable rations used by British troops in World War I, died in a London hospital at age seventy. The rations, famed for beef and vegetables, were first issued in the Boer War and designed so army cooks could heat canned servings.
Sam W. Simall of the Atlanta Constitution lauds Congressman Thias M. Bell of the Ninth District for 11 terms in the House and potential as a future chair of the Post Office and Post Roads Committee. The piece cites his experience, faithfulness, and industry as reasons for reward and continued influence on postal affairs.
The War department may preserve Fort Sir Walter Raleigh on Roanoke Island North Carolina birthplace of Virginia Dare and Fort Frederica on St Simon Island Georgia built 1735 by order of General Oglethorpe. Georgia Society of Colonial Dames offers the sites for federal preservation and Assistant Secretary MacNider advises pursuing the Antiquities Law.
A judge candidate for the Northeastern Circuit announces plans to run for Superior Court in the September 8 primary. The letter thanks past supporters and notes Judge Jones’s prior sixteen years in office and his decision not to seek re election.
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