United States Condemns 90.71 Acres in Georgia Lands
The United States petitions the District Court for the Northern District of Georgia to condemn 90.71 acres in Union Fannin and Lumpkin Counties known as lands of J M Baker and others. Nonresident parties and heirs are named. hearing set for October 6 1923 in Atlanta.
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THE
District Court OF the United States
Northern District OF Georgia
Union, Fannin and
Lumpkin Counties
Georgia
J. M. Baker
United States
Union County
Section
Union
Fannin Counties
Sec
Lumpkin County
State of Georgia
J. M Baker
E. B. Bramlett
Candler
W. Elliott
Charles Woody
United States Court Room
Atlanta
United States District Court
C, C. Fuller
Estate of David Freeman deat h notice in Lumpkin County
All creditors of the estate of David F. Freeman late of Lumpkin County Georgia deceased are notified to render in their demands to be under signed and all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate payment. This 8th day of Sept 1923. D C Stow administrator of David F Freeman deceased.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
David F. Freeman
D. C. Stow, Adii
David I’. Freeman
Picture Vans Seen No More
The large horse drawn moving vans once trundled through streets bearing vivid Civil War battle scenes. One label read The Battle of Bull Run showing Union soldiers against Confederates amid cannon fire and casualties. Other images depicted naval battles between American and Spanish fleets.
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New York Sun and Globe
Bull Run
Modern version The truth hurts as two boys argue
Brown overheard two youngsters debating honesty and permission. The smaller boy insists he will tell his mother how it is before asking to go, while the older urges giving up. The exchange captures a frank, blunt view of youth and authority.
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Cardus
Nannie Brown
Black Rock
Ark
Brown
Kansas City Star
Fitts' Nursery advertises in Dahlonega Georgia
The notice proclaims a long established nursery in Dahlonega offering thousands of fine trees with large variety and reasonable prices. It invites interested buyers to call or write C.N. Fitts & Sons.
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C.N. Fitts & Sons
Dahlonega
Storage conditions affect glass ware deterioration findings
The Bureau of Standards investigated how storage affects glass bottles. After six months under varied conditions, dry storage with steady temperature yielded better condition than outdoor or humid rooms. thin fiber-board packing fared better than open crates. tight paper wrapping worsened condition. rubber stoppers reduced weathering. cork or paper stoppers offered little help. dust accelerated damage. Further studies include factory warehouses and Panama sites.
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Bureau of Standards
Panama
Lumpkin County Sets 1922 Tax Rates For County and City
Commissioners Meaders Ash and Moore announce the 1922 Lumpkin County tax levy. State rate remains five mills while educational tax for the Dahlonega city area totals 2.5 mills. County purposes taxed at 1.85 dollars per hundred in Dahlonega and 1.00 per hundred elsewhere, covering general, bonds, bridges, paupers, jail.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
R. C. Meaders
W. Ash
John H. Moore
Said County
Board of Education
Oahonega
Dahlonega
City of
Tony H. Meonr
R. G. Meavens
W.J. Asi
Commissioners of Roads & Revenues
County of
Lumpkin
State of
Remarkable Spirit of Kansas Farmer Defies Weather’s Toll
A Dodge City Globe report quotes Jess Demons praising the persistence of western Kansas farmers. It notes one farmer struck by lightning, losing clothing and shoes yet recovering consciousness to finish chores with a milk pail and extra effort. The story cites the Kansas City Star as the source of the comment.
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Kansas
Jess
Dodge City
Kansas City Star
First Day Trial in Downtown Store Raises Local Interest
A negro worker, long employed in homes, started in a downtown store. On his first day he left at noon for lunch and returned at three. The employer queried his whereabouts and he replied he had been home asleep, not realizing his importance in the new job.
Outfits Shift as Khaki Becomes Essential for Summer
The Kansas City Star notes a change from modest summer dress to a full set of khaki coats and trousers alongside old favorites. The new fashion demands include multiple gowns for day and evening wear, reflecting evolving styles and practical needs.
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Kansas City
Finishing the parallel orbits in Babylonian style
New York detectives uncover a robbers den described with flamboyant dispatches. The Kansas City Star mocks police plans suggesting dramatic reforms by housing inmates and creating hanging gardens.
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New York
Kansas City Star
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Thomas H. Peck
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Daniel Wallace
Rachel M. Ward
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Sarah Ward Gilreath
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Jos Woody
George H. Young
James Gurley
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Fulton J. Williams
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