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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
4
An appeal from the Georgia State Board of Health urges parents to provide proper sex instruction to children aged nine to fourteen. The physician notes alarming infections among youths and advocates parental guidance over sensational or improper sources, offering the pamphlet free for reading.
A compiled table shows Georgia's standing among six states with public health data from the U S Public Health Service annual report. The piece blends editorial quips about temperance ambition and thrift, urging mindful action and avoiding wasteful habits.
Mrs. Cynthia Higginbotham of Maendoraville testifies at age 65 that her digestion was poor and liver slow. She credits Black Draught with restoring appetite strength and natural bowel action after a few doses. The ad promotes Thedford's Black-Draught as a 70 year standard remedy priced 25 cents per package.
Notice from Joun H Jenkins chairman calls the Republicans of Lumpkin County to meet at the courthouse on March 27 1920 at 7 30 A M to elect two delegates and two alternates to the Ninth Congressional District Republican Convention in Canton Georgia April 7 1920 and address other business. Tax Receiver second round schedule listed with locations and times.
Sheriff J M Davis advertises a sales day on the first Tuesday in April 1920 at the Lumpkin County courthouse. Properties to be sold include multiple land lots in the 12th and 18th districts, several in the 6th and 5th districts, mineral and farming interests, and various other parcels named for tax executions against Iowa G M Co Mountain Valley G M Co Pan Walraven Hl Grandivere C L Brooks Louis Edmonson J B Clements Co and others. Also notice of a year's support application for B D Moose estate with a court hearing set for the first Monday in April 1920.
Announcements from Lumpkin County voters reveal three candidates for Tax Collector. A. C. Porter pledges faithful service if reelected. Dook W. Oran appeals to voters’ trust and competency for the office.
J H Prex announces candidacy for reelection as Tax Receiver in the Democratic primary promising to perform duties to the best of his ability, as he has in the past.
To the voters the Tama candidate for reelection to the office of Ordinary pledges to serve with the people and charge only the legal fees in the code with no extra compensation. He thanks supporters for past assistance and asks for continued votes in the democratic primary.
A candidate for the Democratic primary, T. F. Chetsman and M. Heap, announce re election campaigns for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court. They pledge efficient service and request continued support in the April 7 primary.
J M Davis announces candidacy for sheriff in Lumpkin County subject to the Democratic primary on April 7. He thanks residents for support and pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability. J A Anderson also announces candidacy for sheriff of Lumpkin County subject to the Democratic primary and promises faithful discharge of duties if elected.
The candidate pledges conscientious use of finances and robust effort to improve county schools. He urges unity among citizens to ensure Lumpkin county children receive equal training with town and city students.
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