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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
1
Creditors of the Robt Hutcheson and John Henry Adams estates in Lumpkin County are urged to render their demands to the administrators Enizazern McGowan and G. G. Evans. Debtors must pay promptly. Dates noted November 6 1925 and November 20 1925 respectively.
All creditors of the estate of Willie H Hutcheson late of said county deceased are notified to render their demands to the undersigned and all persons indebted to said estate must make immediate payment. This 6th day of Nov 1925. Lorie Brannon Ad?
A brief telephone notice urges readers to stop worrying neighbors and get a telephone of their own. It claims a few cents a day covers home use and promotes magazine and newspaper orders through R O and FP L Meaders.
Civation Ila Jenkins filed for a year’s support from the estate of Georg W Jenkins deceased. Appraisers returned their findings and the Court of Ordinary of Lumpkin County requires all interested parties to show cause on the first Monday in December 1925 why the application should not be granted. Filing dated November 1925 by W B Towsepset Ordinary.
Brooksher Realty Co announces a 25 room hotel with electric lights and water plus well finished dwellings at reasonable prices. Also farm and unimproved lands near the Atlanta Asheville Highway in Lump Sum county. Manager M Brooksnen Dahlonega Georgia P O Box 7h
The narrator chats with W. W. Jacobs and Jerome K. Jerome about socialism. Jerome jokes he wants only simple comforts pipe two whiskies a day and bowls thrice weekly while distrustful of social planning and clever helpers. The piece mixes humor and stance on happiness and shared goods.
A newlywed visits an elder sister exhibitting platinum engagement and wedding bands. The sister notes jealousy over the modern rings versus her gold bands. A six year old declares the platinum rings look like tin and prefers the brass ones.
An excerpt cites Alice M. Williamson describing young Arab women as beautiful and well educated in Tunisia, noting a perception of Western inferiority and a casual attitude toward love among Arab men. The passage reflects period stereotypes from Hearst's International Cosmopolitan.
A concise note describes rising popularity of swimming education across high schools colleges military posts and summer camps. It credits the American Red Cross as a key promoter of water safety, with institutions in Chicago New York Boston and Springfield producing swimming directors.
Popular Mechanics reports a Spanish experimenter observed carrier pigeons wavering and staggering over a radio aerial on their route to the pigeon-house. The disturbance occurred within the area of the wire and ceased once clear. Varying wavelengths did not change the effect.
Classified note offers 1 Essex four wheel auto in good mechanical shape. Contact Harry Jonxus via B F Andersons for clothing suits odd pants coats hats shoes and more at wholesale prices. Rare bargains on all items. salesperson promises money back.
A tramp sought work at a circus and was told he could tame lions by convincing them he was not afraid. He declined, saying he could not be deceitful enough to walk into the cage and have lions eat from his hand.
The Evaporated Milk Association reports 1924 U S sales at 117 272 585 with exports at 2 959 236 cases up 107 437 from 1923 European nations were main buyers and markets are expanding in Central and South America according to Herbert C Hooks secretary.
A gathering in Edinburgh shows the rapid growth of Women's Institutes eight years after their start. The movement now faces a shift as two years remain before the Board of Agriculture for Scotland ends financial assistance and the institutes must rely on their own resources.
The earliest antiquities found in the United States were brought to the Smithsonian by H J Straight of Adel Iowa. The crude stone axes were buried 25 feet in clay and unearthed during trenching for a narrow gauge railway. A Smithsonian geologist will study the site to assess its age based on strata.
A gray granite face discovered by William D. Laskey in Mrs. Sadie Sinnott’s pasture at Milton Mills New Hampshire closely resembles The Old Man of the Mountain. Rev Raymond J Huse of Vermont calls it The Old Man's Little Brother and a roadside sign is planned. A birch growth hides it from the road but cuttings will be made for observation.
A London Times writer describes seagulls attacking a hawk with ordered tactics resembling World War I air battles. Some gulls dive from above while others mob from the ground as they drive off a marauder seeking young gulls. The observer notes it as an interesting sight.
Mexico’s President elect Calles, noted for a nonrevolutionary rise from Sonora governor in December 1924, presides over an orphanage at Hermosillo for sons of officers killed in the Mexican army while on duty.
An Inglishwoman recounts to Tit-Bits that her brother was born in 1782 and died the same year. She notes her father married again in 1834 and she herself was born in 1837. In 1925 she can say her brother died during George III’s reign.
The City of Dahlonega announces the voter registration book for the mayor and three aldermen election will open at the Bank of Dahlonega from November 20 to December 12. City Clerk Mivys U. Wrirv notes eligible residents must register within the period.
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