GOLLY GOVERNMENT SUMMARY OF LOCAL OFFICERS AND CHURCH SCHEDULES
The notice lists city officials including mayor aldermen trustees and county officers, then outlines church leadership and weekly services. Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Church of God details pastors service times Sunday schools and evening meetings with supervisors.
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M.C. Wyley
Presbyterian Church
B. W. Baker
J. U0. Carson
Church OF God
Gordon Watson
A. L. Fitts
Sailors婚ship Advice from Charlestown Yard Best Man
George la. Sherman, the best man at a Navy yard wedding, says two or three weeks is long enough for courtship and that most sailors marry for happiness since they get a vacation from each other. He contrasts this with civilian needs for a break rather than divorce.
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George la. Sherman
Charlestown Navy Yard
Swiss Debate Compulsory Housewife Training Law
The Swiss consider a compulsory housewife law requiring every girl under twenty to spend one year preparing for household duties and motherhood. The proposal aims to standardize domestic training across social classes.
World Power Conference Proposed in London
A proposal suggests holding a world power conference in London next year to discuss adjusting industrial and scientific power on national and international levels.
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London
A Practical Friend
A short courtroom dialogue shows a woman asking to give a memento before departure. She offers a gift. he suggests a couple of dollars as payment. The exchange features a judge presiding over the brief scene.
Lumpkin County Bank Officers Verify September Statement
State of Georgia Lumpkin County. Bank of Lumpkin County cashier J. S. Speer swears the Sept 21 affidavit confirms the financial figures as of Sept 14 923 with total liabilities 654046.34 and capital stock 15000.00 plus surplus and profits. The document records deposits savings time and other accounts and is sworn before notary J. S. Speer.
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Owala
State of Georgia
Lumpkin County
Speer
Bank of Lumpkin County
Forest land transfer moves 400000 acres to Inyo
President Harding proclaimed the transfer on May 1, shifting approximately 400000 acres from Sequoia National Forest to Inyo National Forest in California. The Forest Service advised the change to streamline administration as the land area is used mainly with the Inyo forest.
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Sequoia National Forest
California
Inyo National Forest
Harding
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Inyo Forest
Sentimental Nest Egg
A humorous exchange about a wife's savings after marriage. Webster recalls only a batch of foolish love letters from courtship days, as Blackstone questions financial prudence. The exchange captures light domestic wit from an old New York Sun item.
Open Sesame Gaffe At Office Causes Stir
A Detroit Free Press item jokes about a book agent gaining entry with his gear in a golf bag. The quip notes the odd sight and the homeowner’s surprised reaction.
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Detroit Free Presa
New Deal Necessary
A Boston Transcript snippet questions summer camping plans and social options. The dialogue hints at seeking new acquaintances to accompany outdoor trips, reflecting era concerns about community and leisure.
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Boston Transcript
Bank of Dahlonega figures from 1923 balance sheet
The document shows assets including loans secured by real estate totaling 38,665.42 and cash in vault plus deposits with approved agents at 35,861.52, making total liabilities 92,162.65. Capital stock 15,000.00, surplus 1,800.00, undivided profits 507.24, and deposits and time certificates of deposit with various items listed. sworn before T. F. Jackson cashier on September 24, 1923 in Lumpkin County Georgia.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Jno. Ww
Rider
I. E. Rider
J. 1
Court of Ordinary
W. K
Nsend
Call Money
N. Y
Vos
Perry
T. F. Jackson
Dahlonega
T. F.jackson
F. Cuntsrran
Overstrained Rubber and a Queer Town Tale
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls a windy day incident where a man turns his head and breaks his neck after seeing a woman at a corner. Mrs. Johnson condemns such tales as mendrat talk and warns the story is unsafe for children.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Greenwich Village Society to Erect Richmond Hill Tablet
The Greenwich Village Historical Society of New York will erect a memorial tablet at the site of the Richmond Hill mansion in Greenwich Village. The mansion, built in 1760, served as Washingtons headquarters and stood near the present Butterick company at Macdougal Spring Varick and Charlton streets.
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Greenwich Village
Tomato crops rise in importance for truck farming
The tomato now ranks third in importance among truck crops and demand for high quality slicing tomatoes grows. The Department of Agriculture published a summary of cultivation methods and results from growers who have achieved consistent success to guide early market production.
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Department of Agriculture
Sailplane Initiated by Elastic Cord Flight Trials
H J Nordman invents a catapulted monoplane sailplane. In trials at Belleclaire Country Club, it made twenty flights averaging a quarter mile from a fifty foot height, with Arthur Heinrichs piloting. The craft weighs about two hundred pounds, wing spans forty feet, length eighteen feet, and flights occurred with no wind.
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H. J. Nordman
Belleclaire Country Club
Arthur Heinrichs
Kansas City Star
Kyte family Lears to Seven The Meaning of Thirteen
Elizabeth Kyte, aged eleven, born in 1912, resides at 1620 Central Avenue. The Kyte family believes number 13 is lucky, citing birth year, home and phone digits, and letters in her name all summing to thirteen. Dr E G Kyte served overseas and sought cabin 18, later occupying it, a coincidence he calls not happenstance.
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Elizabeth Kyte
Central Avenue
Kyte
E.G. Kyte
Cabin
New York
Southampton
United States
Indianapolis
Fire’s Odd Effect on Icehouse Ashes
A Middle West paper reported a city fire that destroyed Miller's icehouse. Despite a determined effort to save it, the structure burned to the ground and 20,000 pounds of ice were reduced to ashes.
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Middle West
Ways of Barbers
A humorous exchange unfolds as a barber teases a patron about shaving yesterday. The man replies he used a safety razor, admitting it may not have gone perfectly. The barber quips that perhaps he could not have done better himself with a safety razor.
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Washington Star
A Summer Soul and Lovers at a Seaside Resort
A moonlit summer tale of a man and a maid who share soft nothings and nightly spooning. Their whispered promises fade as summer ends and they part in despair, each fearing the other returns in June.
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