City Government Directory and Church Notices
A historic directory lists city officers including Mayor Baker and Aldermen Moore West Townsend Smith Jackson and others. It also covers school trustees county officials road and revenue chairs and church listings with service times and Sunday School schedules.
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Trustees City School
M. Dead
Treas
John J, Moore J. M. Brooksher
OW. Cain
W.H. Jones
W. J. Hightower
A. B. Keith
County Board OF Education
J. M. Ridley
W.T. Dowdy
G.D. Pierce
Carl Shultz
John H. Moore
W. L. Ash
Rk. C. Meaders
J. F. Christian
Auraria
W. A. Hutcheson
J. P. Jane Creek
Luther Justus
J. Prumby
L. B. Hatfield
N. P. Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
N. P. Davis
B. H. Higgins
N. P. W.M. Wehunt
J. P. Dahlonega
W. B. Gurley
N. P. Frogtown
G. L. Jones
N. P. Hightower
J. N. Satterfield
N. P
Jones’ Creek
M. H. Kendall
N. P.martin
Ford
J. A. Hollifield
J.G. Martin
J. P. Nimblewill
J. M. Calhoun
Porter Springs
J. B. Ricketts
N. J. M. Duckett
J. P. Shoal Creek
H. C
Speer
Supt. Methodist Church
J. W. Blake
Epworth League
Lamar Weaver
M.C. Wyley
Supt. Presbyterian Church
B. W. Baker
AtlOo
J. G. Carson
Q Church OF God
Ella Fry
Eila Fry
Beef and Bunches nd 124 10
Beef and Bunches presents a compact item with unclear details from a historical page segment. The readable text lists the phrase Beef and Bunches with numeric tokens, offering no clear event date person organization or location to describe.
How They Love Each Other and Other Silly Sayings
A collection of humorous snippets about dress opinions and social foibles. A gag about a man’s amnesia after an auto accident and a jab at lawsuits. A cheeky line about a wife and padded walls in a house purchase. A sly joke about domestic strife and family roles closing with a quip about the family as animals.
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Marie
Personal column snippets and quaint anecdotes
Reader notes in a folksy tone recount humorous and odd incidents. Mrs. Salomy Saddler spanks Claudy Saddler before bed prompting a prayer joke. Hash Beener wears two shirts to catch up on fashion. Gabe Saddler returns a counterfeit quarter after buying candy. Mitch Mudge the weather prophet loses an umbrella to a stomach ache. Os Peachblow quips that a distracted person can focus while removing a plaster.
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Os Peachblow
Lloyd George speech praised for flexible mind in London dinner
A Chicago observer recalls a London dinner where Lloyd George defended changing his mind as hygienic. The speaker argues that adapting views to circumstances keeps the mind clean and in step with evolving conditions. He contrasts rigid minds with those that evolve.
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Lloyd George
London
Humility and the fading virtue in society
A southern minister laments that humility is disappearing in some quarters. He recalls fathers preaching respect for superiors and contentment with humble station. An old-timer’s quip about the down fearing a fall contrasts with a darkey’s witty reply about being stepped on.
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Darky
Milwaukee Sentinel
Sweater That Learns To Fit Freda Snaps Back
A neighbor, Freda, visits in a red oversized sweater. She explains it used to belong to her sister but grows smaller after every wash, now fitting Freda perfectly. The anecdote reflects playful family humor from the Chicago Tribune.
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Freda
Chicago Tribune
Curious Bible Ages Prompt Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange questions why no woman is shown living to a thousand years in biblical times. The retort notes women were the same then as now, undeterred by the idea of extreme longevity.
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Methuselah
Stork Deliveries in Kansas City Bring New Family
A Milwaukee Sentinel column notes a stork visit to Isaac Devons in Kansas City bringing Isaac Jr along with five terrier puppies six Belgian hares a calf and three Maltese kittens. A ring was lost and later found tangled in a carrot root.
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Isaac Devons
Kansas City
Isaac, Jr
Devon
Cling to Old Superstitions Among Civilized Indians
Detroit News reports that civilized Indians resist abandoning belief in magic and worship of objects. Stories link corn and flowers to benevolent deities and animals are described with singular manners. Creation tales vary but share a common theme of beasts seeking size and later being humbled. The piece notes a belief in transmigration of souls after animal deaths.
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Detroit News
Riddle Exchange About Letters in Banter
A playful dialogue centers on wordplay and anagrams. One participant hints at a riddle about removing letters yet staying the same, while the other teases about a postman and experiments. The exchange blends joke and puzzle spirit in a light game of wit.
Boneless Pigs’ Feet Sold by the Foot City Market Scene
In a bustling market scene, Market Man advertises boneless pigs feet at fifteen cents per foot to a shopper. A Mrs New Bride inquires about yard prices while a Rooster taunts a suffragette. A Big Sister recalls Cholly’s rule that little boys should be seen and not heard as Bobbie and others chat near the parlor.
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Big Sister
Cholly
Bobbie
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Wi Baker
G.H. Moore
S. A
W. B. Townsend
F. Christian Bae Dears
Eda Hanes Oe
J. M. Davis
Pooley Sowie P'Asso Sess
Isco
Dee
J. H. Peck
John Evans
G. G. Evans
W. J. Free Ty
O. Johnson
P. Rider, J. P
Gainesville
Avery & Vaughn
G H McGuire
Dahlonega
Moore & Earlys
McGuire
A.M
Percy
Jones
Family Menagherie
Ruau UK
Dahlon
Barbecue Amc
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Agalini
Seotia
Bae
Leopard
Mr. Ostrich
Tom
Him
Peach
Miss Fish
Mr. Fish
Jack
Mae
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