Wardrobe guide via USDA pamphlets worth $108
A Department of Agriculture series explains how to assemble a $108 wardrobe including dinner and evening gowns, a business dress, and summer and winter garments. A girl used a home made dress form to cut costs, buying materials worth $24.61 for a tan broadcloth coat and $21 for an evening dress, totaling $108.84 and enabling attendance at many social events.
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Washington
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Platypus to be exhibited in Philadelphia gardens
A platypus is arriving from Australia to the Fairmount Park zoological gardens, the only one of its kind in the country. The shipment, sent by Australian zoologist Ellis C. Joseph, arrives with related echidna exhibit already housed for eighteen years, amid notes on the species’ fragility in captivity.
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Philadelphia
Zoological Gardens
Fairmount Park
Australia
Ellis C. Joseph
Farmer Kills 250-Pound Bear Near Arkabutla
In Coldwater Mississippi Dock Lee a farmer killed a 250 pound bear after his dog confronted it in a nearby thicket while Lee plowed his field about a mile from town. The bear’s presence drew great neighborhood excitement as it was said to be the first seen out of the canebrakes nearby three miles away. Tracks had been found by residents on several occasions.
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Coldwater
Miss
Dock Lee
Arkabutla
Lee
Hoof Shoes for Moonshiner Invented in Florida
Florida moonshiners devised a shoe imprint to mimic cow tracks to mislead authorities. Federal prohibition commissioner A L Allen reported a hoof shoe found at a still near Port Tampa and said the other shoe would be sent to Commissioner Blair in Washington.
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Tampa
Flia
Florida
A. L. Allen
Port Tampa
Allen
Blair
Ashington
Seabolt Applies for Permanent Administration in John Ravan Estate
Georgia Lumpkin County notice states J L Seabolt applies for permanent administration of John Ravan estate. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the ordinary s office on the first Monday in October 1922 to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated October 4 1922.
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United States Court Room
Atlanta
Georgia
United States District Court
Lumpkin County
J. L. Seabole
John Ravan
J. L. Seabolt
Towsennn
Administrator's Sale of Crane Estate in Lumpkin County
By order of the Lumpkin county Court of Ordinary, on the first Tuesday in October 1922, the estate of F. A. Crane will sell at public outcry 80 acres in lots 777 and 779, Fifth District First Section, with dwelling and outbuildings, to pay debts and distribute to heirs. Cash terms. H. Heap, Administrator.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Court of Ordinary
Lampkin County
F. A. Crane
H. Heap
Sheriff’s Sale Notices From Lumpkin County
Court sale to be held on the first Tuesday in October 1922 at the courthouse door Lumpkin County. Property includes Oliver No 72 Disk Plow owned by L L Perry and land lots 1101 and east half 1102 in the 11th District 1st Section totaling about sixty acres. Levies dated September 1922 and mortgage foreclosure in favor of Strickland Wisdom against L Q Perry and a separate civil execution in favor of Bank of Lumpkin County against Carl Bryan W R Bryan W R Hughes and Henry Walden. Sheriff J M Davis signed September 5 1922.
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Towit
N. B. Bubb
W. W. Barnard
Frank G. Benham
Frederick A. Camp
F. Chapman
W. L. Clement
Martha Davis
Alice Davis
Willie Davis
Rebecca Thomason
Martha Burkalow
Jas
L. Davis
John Davis
Gordon Davis
Arthur Davia
Charles Davis
J. W. Owens
B. Felker, Jr
Morse
Pitner Mica Mining Company
Chas
W. Somers
Tennessee Copper Company
A Corporation
D. H. Weigel
Victoria B. Marshall
H. Marshall
Margaret Marshall
W. H. Marshall
A. J. Marshall
Minnie Farmer
M. W. Marshall
W. A. Harkins
William A. Harkins
Will Payne
Juda Metcalf
John H. Woody
Nellie Gilreath
Montiville Harkins
Aaron Bennett
Mary C. Bergeman
James F. Cooper
William Collins
William Cavender
G. W. Cavender
J. A. Brown
Dr. A. Brown
Carl Brown
Eliza Davis
John Dickson
George W. Flournoy, Jr
G. W. Flournoy
Charles Garner
Henry Godbee
Godby
Wiliam Gay
H. M. Grizzle
Della Harkins White
Frances Harkins
H.S. Hudson
Theophilus Holcombe
Reuben L. Hatcher
Thomas J. Haralson
Benjamin Harris
Julian MaeCamey
Archibald McCollum
Henry H. McHarg
Herbert Meade, Jr
Frank Merrick
John D. Malsby
Edward Miles
Jordan A. Miller
J. M. Miller
T. H. Morris
Jackson A. Monroe
J. M. Miller and Company
Grant Woody
John M. Nichols
John Perrion
Edward Petty
R. I. Peak
Lizzie Palmour
Planters Bank
State of Georgia
Savannah
Georgia
Alfred B. Reece
Thomas J. Rawlins
Ebenezer Smith
J. L. Raymond
Richard Sno
Robert M. Stell
James Talbert
C. S. Thomas
John Thomason
Matthew Whitfeld
Bryant Wood
Clinton Marshall
Charles Harkins
Martha Burnett
Emily A. Logan
Margaret Miller
United States
District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Northern Division
Union and
Lumpkin
Union County
State of
Frederick
A. Camp
W. B
Candler
Henry Grizzle
Louis Grizzle
Dusty Herald
Lumpkin County
Court House
Said County
Oliver No
L. ©. Perry
Superior Court
Strickland & Wisdom
L. Q. Perry
Geogia
W. R. Hughes
Bank Ofmpkin County
Carl Bryan
Woman’s tonic Cardus praised by Fort Towson reader
Mrs M C Ragsdale of Fort Towson Oklahoma credits Cardus with rebuilding her strength and restoring sleep after years of weakness and nervous distress from womanly trouble. She says Cardus regulated her system and lifted her from a shadowy state, urging others to try Cardui as a daily tonic for female ailments.
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Cardus
Watkins Co. seeks settle debts and winds up business
Creditors are urged to come forward and settle with the firm to wind up its business. The notice offers to sell Original Watkins Products and invites inquiries for samples, directing interested parties to Watkins Co Dept 70 Memphis Tenn.
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Seabolt & Jones
Watkins
Shodr
Watkins Co
Dept. 70
Memphis
Tenn
Wanted workers to sell hosiery nationwide in Norristown
Help wanted for men or women to take orders for guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Earn up to 100 dollars an hour spare fine and a weekly seven dollar bonus. No experience required. International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa.
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International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Georgia proposes amendment on Richmond County judge salary
A proclamation from Governor Thomas W. Hardwick announces a proposed constitutional amendment to supplement the Richmond County Superior Court judge’s salary to seven thousand dollars per year. The amendment requires two thirds of both houses, publication in newspapers, and voter ratification at the November 7, 1922 general election.
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Georgia
State of Georgia
Homas W. Hardwick
Executive Department
Richmond County
State of
Judicial Circuit
Richmond
ATV
Sai County
Thea Jnde
General Assembly
Augusta
Superior Court of
Thomas VW
Tardwick
Thomas W. Hardwick
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U.S
Bureau
Lumpkin Counties
Frederick A. Camp Et
C. C. Fuller
Northern District of Georgia
Platypus
America
Philadelphia Zoo
Canebrakes
Sheriff’s Sales
Thedford’s
Hower Head
Dakloneva
Cardu
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta, GA
Coca-Cole
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello, Ilinois
Townshid
Jin Tare
G H-Mcguire
Dahlonega
Moore & Earlys
G. McLendon
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