Municipal Officials and Church Listings in Daglonega
Listings of city officers including mayor aldermen treasurer and clerk, followed by county officers tax assessors registrars board of education and roads committee. Includes church schedules for Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Church of God with service times and Sunday School details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Evans
W. J. Free
de O. Johnson
W. H L. Jones
W. J. Hightower
County Board OF Education
M. Ridley
W.T. Dowdy
C.D. Aieree
D. W. Caldwell
RE. J. Hutcheson
Carl Shultz
H. Moore
W. L. Ash
Rk. CO
Meaders
T. F. Christian
Auraria
W. A. Hutcheson
J. P. Cane O
N. P. Porter Springs
J. B. Ricketts
N. P
J. M. Duckett
J. P
Blanks for sale at the Nugget Office
The Nugget Office advertises blanks for notes options land deeds and all types of J P court blanks for sale.
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J. P. Court
Nugget
Barcelona Tales of Catalans and a New York Olive Oil Agent
Salomon Isaacs of New York established an olive oil agency in Barcelona but failed after a year. In the Rambla he met Abrahamson who warns that Barcelona is no place for their people, while Abrahamson says he is in town to complete his education.
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Hunon Torres
New York
Spain
Thircelona
Salomon Isaacs
Barcelona
Rambla
Abrahamson
Detroit Free Press
Above the Law at the Dining Room Sign
A cartoonish caption shows Mrs Shopleigh stating tips are forbidden. The waiter replies that rules apply to ladies too, but the punchline suggests ladies are exempt from decorum.
Johnstown Flood Disaster Remembered In Detroit News
The 1889 Johnstown flood killed 2142 people after a dam burst at Conemaugh Lake. Water traveled seven miles to reach the railroad bridge below the city, then fire worsened the havoc. Property losses reached about 9.67 million dollars with relief totaling 2.91 million dollars. Many states and European nations sent aid.
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Johnstown
Detroit News
Conemaugh Lake
Pennsylvania Railroad
the Union
Circulation Rise for Communist Papers after Free Distribution Ends
Moscow journalists report Communist newspapers have rebounded to about 1.5 million readers after a fall from 4 million to 1.9 million when free distribution ended. Krokodil leads with about 600,000 copies, Tryvestya has 200,000, and Pravda about 80,000 subscribers.
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Russia
Moscow
Communist International
Krokodil
Tvyestya
Wgan
Tryvestya
Pravda
Communist Party
Camphor-Powered Ships Predicted for Future Seas
An English writer notes camphor could drive boats, with early demonstrations showing a zinc boat moving as camphor dissolves to reduce water resistance. While not yet commercial, the idea promises low running costs and few failure points if scientists achieve success.
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Londo
Fertilizer Made From Soil Bacteria Produces Sulphuric Acid
A foreign patent describes fertilizing the soil by a slow oxidation process. A mix of sulfur, natural phosphates, iron sulfate, aluminum sulfate, and surface soil is kept warm for eight weeks to grow sulfur bacteria. The dried product, mixed with ground sulfur, releases sulfuric acid in moist soil, suppressing fungi parasites weeds and insects while increasing crop yields.
Porcelain Orders in China Faulted for Vague Emblems
A writer notes Chinese porcelain including Canton and Nanking pieces reaching New England ports. Miss Leslie ordered a dinner service with a coat of arms on each plate and found the phrase Put this in the middle burned into every piece, not just the emblem.
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Canton
Nanking
New England
America
England
China
Leslie
His Measure of Respect
A dialogue unfolds as a father and son debate discipline with blunt back and forth. The exchange centers on respect and a firm wallop as a test of character and weighty consequences.
Like to Play the Ponies in Mesopotamia’s Races
The Basrah autumn meeting draws natives to the Arab Epsom. A new grandstand rises with backless benches under Persian rugs while wooden sheds house horses and the Totalisator. Native gamblers cluster in dusty paddocks, studying favorites as fortunes hinge on each race.
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Mesopotamia
Basrah
Purifying Oysters via Saltwater Electrolyte Treatment
Purification method developed by New York state conservation commission cleans polluted oyster beds to make them edible. Oysters are placed in shallow lay ers in clean tanks with sea water and a salt solution where sodium hypochlorite is produced electrochemically. They receive two treatments and emerge purified without flavor loss.
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New York State Conservation Commission
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Not All His Fault A Railway Station Relief Tale
A unemployed man pleads for help from a minister at a railway station. The minister scolds him for changing employers quickly, while the man defends himself saying he never tires of the first offer. The brief parable centers on blame and perseverance.
Battery Hint for Radio Set Use
When using a storage battery with a radio receiver allow a time after charging before use. If placed in service immediately the unstable voltage can cause noises in the headphones due to tube amplification.
Walls Razed for Road Open Canton Highway
Trade Commissioner William T. Irvine reports after inspecting automotive markets in the Orient that Chinese cities are removing walls to build motor vehicle highways. The Canton city wall has been repurposed as a top surface for twenty eight miles of five highway where motor s and motor cars operate.
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China
William T. Irvine
Department of Commerce
Orient
Canton
Large religious service reach in United States
A study by the National Radio Chamber of Commerce shows 83 radio stations broadcast religious services, covering 65.2 percent of the U S land area.
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National Radio Chamber of Commerce
United States
Violin Voices Clash With Phonograph Debate
London Punch notes a debate between Reginald and Lillian over the violin as the closest instrument to the human voice with one arguing the violin while the other favors the phonograph. The exchange captures a spirited Victorian era disagreement on musical technology.
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Reginald
Lillian
London
Army Munson shoes sale at $2.75 a pair
A new stock of Army Munson shoes offered to the public at 2.75 dollars per pair. The 100 percent leather footwear features heavy double soles sewed and nailed, tan chrome uppers, and a bellows tongue for water resistance. Sizes 6 to 11 in all widths. payment on delivery or by money order. refunds offered if unsatisfactory.
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Army Munson
Fitts' Nursery Promotes Wide Tree Variety in Dahlonega
A Dahlonega establishment advertises long county presence and thousands of premium trees. Fitts & Sons highlights a large variety and reasonable prices seeking interested buyers by mail.
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O.N. Fitts & Sons
Dahlonega
New Goods Arrived Mrs T H Jones invites shoppers
Mrs. T. H. Jones has just received a stock of ginghams silk and dress materials tennis shoes and various other articles. Call and examine them. Ginghams 15 to 35 cents a yard. Prices of all other goods reasonable.
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T. H. Jones
Youl
Public Shoes Sale From Army Surplus Stock
Public notice announces 122000 pairs of Munson last shoes sizes 54 to 12 from a major US contractor surplus. Leather, dark tan with yellow tongue, waterproof and dirt resistant, valued at 86.00, offered to the public for 2.95 with delivery or money order. Refunds provided if not as represented. National Bay State Shoe Company New York address.
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U. S. Army
Munson
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