Roanoke City and County Official Organ Notes Local Affairs
This issue reports on a wide range of topics from crime and corruption to politics and religion. It notes a fatal accident when a limb struck R. L. Borress, mentions Navy strength at 51,500 and labor licensing, covers reactions to Burns detection work in Marietta, and previews Gov. Slaton’s U.S. Senate bid.
Special notices offer items and services for sale
One wave for sale by J M Brooksher and Sons at a low price and on reasonable terms. If you need job printing done we can turn it out at this office on short notice. Come see our line of tablets at this office. We have received a lot of splendid notepaper in pound boxes. Exchange lumber for a good one horse wagon and survey call on B R Meaders and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brooksher & Sons
B. R. Meaders & Sons
Frank case prompts probe into alleged tampering by detectives
Readers call for prosecution of Detective Burns and others suspected of tampering with justice in the Frank case. The statement expresses public concern over the conduct of law enforcement and seeks accountability.
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Burns
Frank
Deafness Cure Claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and offers a $100 reward for any cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. It asserts catarrh causes most deafness and promotes the remedy and related products from J. Charney in Toledo Ohio.
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J. Charney &O
Toledo
Ohio
Drucelata
Hall
Photographs to be Taken at Bruce Gallery Next Monday
Notices announce a photo session by J M Ripney of Lumpkin County at the Bruce old gallery near the Masonic Hall on the 11th inst. Ripney cites 12 years in business and promises satisfaction. A separate county notice states fifty freeholders filed for a July 1 1914 election on fence or stock law, to be decided in Lumpkin County. HW B Serva Ordinary will rule on the petition May 30 1914 at 10 o'clock a m.
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Bruce Old Gallery
Masonic Hall
J. M. Ripney
Lumpkin County
HW. B. Serva
Sheriff’s Sale In Lumpkin County Georgia
Property in the North half of the thirteenth district Lot No 168 containing 39.7 acres levied on as the property of Elbert Patterson under an execution from the Superior Court of Lumpkin County in favor of R H Whelehelys Erskin Patterson and Ilbert Patterson. Notice given to defendant in possession Ilbert Patterson. May 4 1914. T McBay V Sheriff Lumpkin County Ga.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega
Elbert Patterson
Superior Court
Lampkin County
R. H Whelehel
Erskin Patterson
Ilbert Patterson
T McBay
Administrator's Sale of Winnie Jefferson Estate in Dahlonega
Court ordered sale in Lumpkin County will take place on the first Tuesday in June 1914 at the courthouse door. The property is a quarter acre city lot on Spencer Street in Dahlonega, land lot 984, 12th District, 1st Section, described as Winnie Jefferson's residence at death. Proceeds to pay debts and distribute to heirs. GC Suvi, administrator, May 4, 1914.
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Court of Ordinary
Lumpkin County
Court House
Dahlonega
Spencer Street
Winnie Jefferson
Suvi
Good farm for sale in Lampkin County Georgia
One hundred and twenty acres with 8 bottom land a S room dwelling and out buildings. Splendid well water and water power. Proximity to schools churches and Odd Fellows hall. Two public roads convenient to stores mills and cotton gins. Produces corn and cotton. Price reasonable. J OG Reeves Gainesville Route 10 Lampkin County land. I want to go to South Georgia.
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Odd Fellows
Georgia
J. OG. Reeves
Gainesville
Lampkin County
Notice to debtors and creditors of Winnie Jefferson estate
Notice in Lumpkin County Georgia to all indebted and claimants against the Winnie Jefferson estate. Debtors must pay promptly and creditors must file claims in due form as provided by statute. Dated April 6, 1914, O Siunis, Administrator.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Winnie Jefferson
Siunis
Bank of Dahlonega charter application filed in Georgia
A formal petition to the Georgia Secretary of State seeks incorporation of Bank of Dahlonega Lumpkin County. It outlines capital of 26000 dollars, 250 shares at 100 dollars, and banking powers including deposits loans and real estate. Names of petitioners and signatories from Dahlonega appear, with sworn statements of paid-in capital and authority. The document is dated April 21 1914 and certified April 27 1914 by Secretary of State.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Philip Cook
Atlanta
General Assembly
Bank OF
Datiloqsega
Sik
Dahlonega
County of Lumpkin
State of Georgia
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Vickery
Heap
H. D, Gurney
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M. G. Urap
Jackson
W.B Townsend
J. A
J. H. Dennins
J.K Sarcent
W.L
Strincer
D. M
Cirizzir
W.B Lo
J.F. Proerr
Porter
Bank of Dahlonees
Gary
W. MM. Krew Way
A. Dockery
A. H. Jenkins
J.T. Bryan
G. ©. Portier
M. G. Hiean
Sosy
Pat W
G. LoGaGins
KE. B. Viewenry
W.L. Asi
Bernaky
C. Ansten
Crissox
Or. Linny
Capitol
United States of America
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