Notice to Sell Estate Property in Lumpkin County Georgia
Notice is given that the executor applies to the Ordinary for leave to sell the debtor’s estate of J. N. Satterfield deceased to pay debts and for distribution. The hearing is set for the first Monday in October 1926 at the Court of Ordinary. Given this 10th day of September 1926 by Gill Watson, Administrator.
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Sheriff's
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega
Lewis Brady, Jr
Justices Court
Said County
JT. J. Smith
W. M. Houstey
J. N. Satterfield
Gili Wataen
Ading
Empire Day Observed in British Dominions
The Montreal Family Herald notes Empire Day is celebrated May 24 after Victoria Day merged in 1902. The secular holiday marks the empire and has long held annual observance since Queen Victoria’s era, with Parliament preserving the tradition after her death.
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Canada
Queen Victoria
Dominion
Empire
Montreal Family Herald
Premises Wonders in Development of Radio
Capper's Weekly reports William Edison predicts a decade of radio breakthroughs. No antenna ground wire required. one tube replaces many. Wireless power for cars planes and trains to reshape transportation and motion pictures via wireless vision.
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William Edison
Capper
Toison
No Cooler Than Fire In Manila Morality Alarmed
A Japanese carpenter saved his family from a burning home during a Manila siesta hour. The wife blamed heat for not waking, claiming it was only the weather. The police report notes a scandalous beach scene with nude bathers seeking relief, and daylight decency eroded as heat intensified.
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Manila
Mailman Joins Famed Orchestra In Spare-Time Toots Cornet
A Rockland Maine letter carrier who loves radio and cornet plays with a renowned broadcasting orchestra in his spare time. He keeps up daily mail routes with Uncle Sam while enjoying music on air, though he jokes about salary compared to a formal contract.
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Tance
Rockland
Mags
Sam
Boston Globe
A Word in Parting
Grace remarks that a strand in Charles hair is not a part but where marble cracked, while Alice questions the meaning of the divine part. The exchange hints at a fractured moment and a figurative split between characters.
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Alice
Charles
Grace
Spiritualist claims from Northcliffe aide describe afterlife
A London gossip recounts Capper's Wobbly assertion that a former Northcliffe secretary received spirit messages from Jim. Speer reports souls living in earthly likenesses with houses, clothes, flowers, instruments, clocks, and solid bodies, but with no wireless capability.
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Pep
Spivie
Northcliffe
Jim
Capper
Gondon
Speer
Earth
Pettish sermon clip recalls Doctor South snore tale
Wisconsin Bishop William Walter Webb told a luncheon tale about rebuking a millionaire parishioner from the pulpit. He recalled Doctor South delivering a sharp warning to King Charles II's court when the king and suite began to snore during a sermon.
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William Walter Webb
Wisconsin
Atiwaukes
Doctor South
Charles II
Lord Lauderdale
Cat Returns After Long Journey From Maine To Massachusetts
A tomcat left by Rev. I. J. Hale of East Templeton Massachusetts a year ago returned to his home in East Templeton after traveling about 210 miles from South Jefferson Maine. The cat allegedly sought companionship with old friends and greeted the Rev at his back door with milk.
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Park Street
Jandin
Dahlonega
Lalso
C. N. Fitts
Dahioneg
I. J. Hale
East Templeton
Mass
South Jefferson
Maine
Tommy
Pathfinder Magazine
Kansas license plates to bear college colors in 1927
Advertising colleges for Kansas cars in 1927 will feature crimson and blue as the colors of the University of Kansas under Secretary of State Frank J.uan do. He also plans a recommendation for 1928 plates to use purple and white, the Kansas State Agricultural College colors.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Frank J.uan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Buried Pueblo City Unearthed Near Ross Nevada
Mr. M. Re Harry of the Museum of the American Indian reports a buried Pueblo city near Ross Nevada dating back about 8,000 years. The ruins indicate stone and adobe houses, cornerstones, and stone pavements with debris showing pottery shards and large dressed stones. The site spans about a half mile with dwellings lining an alley featuring water mound remains and partially preserved cornerstones.
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Nevada
Harry
Museum of the American Indian
Ross
Nev
English Ship Arrested on Thames Under Piracy Law
An English vessel on the Thames was arrested after its ownership changed hands three times. A warrant on its bow and a guard in its cabin kept the ship in dock until the fine was paid. The statute, discussed at Geneva, targets private ships while shielding government vessels, drawing considerable objection postwar.
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Humgir
May Ieidental
International Maritime Committee
Geneva
Old Hoe in Museum Highlights Curio In Augusta
A state museum displays a peculiar hoe donated by Arthur Ju from Augusta Maine. The artifact traces to an ancestor and is linked to a list of names including John and Bert Poster with unclear lineage details.
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Arthur Ju
Augusta
Maine
State Museum
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Notich
North Georgia Real Estate
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