Great Offer on National and Regional Magazines
A vintage advertisement runs multiple periodical offers for The Constitution and related titles plus a map of Georgia. It cites pricing bundles including a one year subscription for various combinations, bundles priced at 1.00 and 1.25, and urges immediate sender response through agent W. L. Townsen. In a separate local notice J. P. Proctor, Ordinary, records a 1911 tax levy resolution allocating seventy two cents per one hundred dollars of property to general, road, bridge, jail, pauper, and jury purposes with collection by J. M. Ricketts for the year 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Remus
Atlanta
Home and Farm
Louisville
Southern Cultivator
National Monthly
Buffalo
N.Y
Housewife
McCall’s Magazine
N. Yi
Inland
Toledo Blade
Toledo
Ohio
The
Constitution
News and Farm Journal
Chattanooga
Alabama ‘Times
Montgomery
Georgia
W. LB. Townsenn
Lumpkin County
J. FB. Proctt
Court of Ordinary
J. M. Ricketts
Said
J.P. Procer
Georgia paper notes summer visitors and local industry
The article lauds Florida visitors growing in health and strength, mentions a Tallulah Falls power project, and critiques sugar prices and liquor advertising. It highlights new subscriptions, office supplies, and a stance against exchanging space for liquor while warning about legislative drinking habits and press temperance writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Isters
Uncle Sam
Local Page Notes On Crime Courts Politics And Commerce
Autos and air ships still kill. Cyclone hits Thinvis damaging property. Judge Russell and Judge Fite clash over hot shot at each other. Maine votes dry by 25. Potters’ $1.5 million fraud tale in Chicago. Pineville riot leaves six negras shot and residents displaced. Cotton loan offered to southern growers. Four state education board members to be ousted. Town urges work and enterprise, unity of industry intelligence and capital. Athens court clash over governor Smith appointments. West presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinvis
Judge Russell
Judge Fite
Lowndes County
New Registration Rules Expand Voting for Special Elections
The amended law requires voters registered for general elections to be listed for use in special elections. Registrars must purge disqualified names, supply lists to election managers, and allow voting at primaries if applicable. The measure also outlines school law changes and state education governance including a larger board, new offices, and mandatory teacher licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tri- Weekly Constitution
P.A. Head & CO
General Merchandise
Place OF Business
Wee
Sargent Building
Public
F. A. Head & Go
Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
G. H. Moore
Gainesville
Dahlonega
DaMonesa
A. EK. Merritt
A. A. Mererrr
Florida
Idaho
Bill Satterfield
Tallulah Falls
Lance
Congress
Sugar Trust
Martha Cain
Patterson
Nuaarr
Robi. Little
Carnesville
N. G. A. College
General News
Charleston
S. C
Macon
Maine
S. A
Chicago
Pineville
State Board of Education
Gov. Smith
Senate
Shackelford
Athens
West
Brittain
M. L. Brittain
State Board
White
Beck
Foster
Beauchamp
North Georgia Agricultural College
G. R. Glenn
Dansonega
U. S. Army Officers, Ltd
W. H. Jones
J.B. Housley
Clay Creek
Davis
H. A. Butler
Pure Herb Tablet Co
Ashland
W. B. Townsend
Dahlonega, Ga
Nugget
J. P
Justice Court
G. H. McGuires Feweler’s Store
Homer
Danloneya
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