Dahlonega Dispatch highlights local war effort and community notices
Lumpkin County items report training corps enrollment, Liberty Loan drives, church events, and charity drive updates. Wardrobe, road work, and farm prices mix with sheriff notes and student tributes as communities rally during wartime while postal readers seek renewals and local services.
Card of Thanks From Tos Bell to District Voters
A Gainesville Georgia card dated September 30 1918 thanks voters of the 9th district for support in the primary election. It notes Thomas M Bell won with 12400 votes to Rev R P Jacksons 5395 a 7005 majority the smallest congressional primary vote tally. County detail follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Gth Dist
Iist
Tos, M. Bett
Thomas M. Bell
R. P. Jackson
Mr. Bell
Bell
The Legislative Contest and Campaign Expense Law
A discussion of Section 92 and 93 of the Civil Code outlines that a contest may be void if a candidate does not publish an oath sworn expenditure statement. It details required publications for governor state officers U S Senators congress etc and for judges solicitors general and county officers, with timelines and publication rules, and notes that violation can bar nomination.
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Uncle Sam
Nacarr
Arnold
Hyers
U. S
Congress
General Assembly
Superior Court
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