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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
4
The ad argues buyers face a flood of flashy claims while Dodge Brothers refuse the hype. It claims the company beats competitors by steady, honest improvements and by delivering fundamental value beyond surface appearance.
To Lumpkin County voters I announce my candidacy for member of the Georgia General Assembly. Subject to the Democratic primary on September 8 I pledge to represent you to the best of my ability and promote progress and prosperity for the county.
By order of the Court of Ordinary the estate of Robt J Hutcheson will sell the east half of Lot 316 in Lumpkin County on the first Tuesday in September 1926 at the courthouse. Sale at cash terms to settle debts and distribute to heirs. Deceased's estate administrator Mrs Evinanguh McGowan oversees the sale.
Ropner Oh McMintiaux of Esville Ga. announces candidacy for re election as Solicitor General subject to September Primary. He notes two prior terms, four year absence, now seeking a second full term. He asks voters to judge his official duties and support if felt efficient.
A candidate for Judge of the Superior Court in the Northeastern Circuit asks voters for support ahead of the September primary. The current judge, after sixteen years in office, announced he would not seek re election, prompting a renewed candidacy and appeals for help from supporters in Clarkesville Georgia.
Notice to Dahlo n ega voters of Lumpkin County Georgia announces an election on September 14 1926 at the City Hall to decide issuing Water Works Bonds totaling 35000.09 and Sewerage Bonds 35000.09 with five percent interest repayable over thirty years. Separate ballots mark For and Against Water Works Bonds and For and Against Sewerage Bonds.
A 1926 notice outlines bond election rules for waterworks and sewerage with reduced annual payments. It also lists names of local council members and cites registration dates. A separate column prints Judge Johnson’s announcement explaining why he will not run and then reversing with reasons from citizens urging him to seek re election.
The candidate cites farming and business experience and a record as citizen and legislator. Born and raised in the Ninth District, with family roots there, he seeks the congressional seat in September primaries. He vows faithful, conscientious service with focus on the district’s welfare and prosperity.
Public sale notices outline a sheriff sale to be held on the first Tuesday in September 1926 in Dahloness County. The auction will list property to satisfy court judgments with terms set by the local court and tied to the case at hand.
All creditors of the estate of Jambert Parrish late of this county deceased are notified to render their demands to the undersigned and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. Dated July 6, 1926. Ronede I. Pani Adina
A mass of endorsements supports Herman P De La Perriere for Congress across Banks Habersham Hall and surrounding areas. Citizens and officials like Mrs Whelchel Mercer Lee A K Allen and W K Hedden pledge votes while letters praise his honesty and pledge best efforts for all district residents.
Georgia author LL Knight, noted as state historian, is highlighted in Atlanta on May 10, 1926. The piece foregrounds Knight’s status and contributions to state history.
A Forsyth Hall and Milton county survey from August 19 1926 notes strong opposition to Mr Bell with a forecast of three votes for Bell’s opponent in Forsyth and similar trends in Hall and Milton counties. The writer predicts Bell’s forthcoming speech will still mobilize supporters.
A pair of 1926 letters from Georgia voters praise Herman for a clean campaign in the 9th district race. One writer predicts an overwhelming victory, while the other commends his educational and moral stands and thanks him for past favors.
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