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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
4
The passage extols advertising's power to popularize brands and reshape commerce. It claims advertising spreads products from Vic trola Dog to Bevo and Castoria, influencing purchases, fashion, and daily life across the United States and beyond.
In the Legion Weekly report Webster notes jurors disagreed due to insufficient evidence. All but the first four jurors sought a reasonable doubt, revealing a split verdict dynamic in the prohibition trial.
J Edwards announces candidacy for the Judgeship of the Northeastern Circuit in the Democratic Primary. He notes over thirty years as a practicing lawyer and aims to serve with fairness and impartiality, thanking supporters and extending goodwill to opponents.
Georgia Good Roads Association President J B Daniel says public support for the bonds is strong and views the plan as a businesslike, tax neutral method to finance a statewide highway network. The plan aims to interlink county seats with lasting road spending under federal aid rules. Nearby Ramblings note Wilkes County pledges home products, while contrasting city markets with external imports from Canada and elsewhere.
Citing all next of kin and creditors of C. K. Anderson now deceased, Pearl Anderson applies for permanent letters of administration. The Court of Ordinary of Dawson County will hear the matter at the regular May Term 1622. Signed by L. J. Redd Ordinary on April 3.
Board of Roads and Revenues Dawson County Georgia will open bids at public outcry at the courthouse door on the first Saturday in May to replace a wooden lattice bridge at Hill’s Ford across the Amicalola river and repair pillows. Interested parties may visit the site and view specifications in the office. April 4th 1922. J. A. McClure C 53 C W J Orr sheriff
In the Estate of Mrs. E. M. Grogan deceased Dean Grogan is named as executor. An application to remove him as executor has been filed. He must show cause before the court on the first Monday in May 1922. This April 8 1922.
Sheriff W J Orr offers property for sale at courthouse on the first Tuesday in May to satisfy tax liens. Property includes Lot No 840 in the 4th District and 1st Section owned by Stephen M Hethcock and Lots 743 744 totaling about 80 acres in the 5th District 1st Section belonging to S F Puckett. Court and official dates noted April 1 1922.
In Dawson County Georgia on a Tuesday in May within hours of sale the described property will be sold to satisfy an execution issued from T R Bennett State Superintendent of Bank against E C Brannon. Property listed includes a No 3 Oliver Typewriter iron safe roller-top desk office chairs book cases library table oak cabinet letter files upright store and numerous volumes and texts. The levy states the property is the debtor’s. The sale is held at the courthouse door in the county.
County records note a levy on parcels No 73 7 340 834 16 containing 40 acres more or less in the 4th District First and Second Sections. The property is the Greenfield Estate seized to satisfy a tax claim by J M Bearden T C against the estate. Notice of levy was given as required by law on March 14, 1922.
Advertisement from Major Crow of Flowery Branch GA selling Porto Rico potato plants and leading cabbage varieties with post paid and express options. Orders payable to Major Crow. Includes recalling a humorous clipping about a Washington policeman’s fortune and a Georgia railroad engineer’s life story used as light filler.
The article explains that mails are delayed at the office of delivery without street addresses. It notes the Dead Letter Office’s history and urges addressees to include number and street to ensure proper routing and faster delivery.
A fragmented note questions where to erect the Postal Clerk and mentions Trinidad California or Teidad Colorado. The text hints at identifying the stall name and EU address but provides no clear instructions or definitive location.
The article argues postal leadership mirrors major business practices, urging postmasters to adopt managerial roles. It notes government functions expanding like large enterprises and emphasizes efficiency and oversight in postal operations.
A brief notice encourages orderly rural mailbox maintenance and post office area tidiness. It mentions Mr Postmaster and the idea of improving impressions with a slogan like POS TAL IMPROVEMENT WEEK and a May 16 timing. Strong entities include none beyond generic roles.
Postmaster General Hubert Work emphasizes that every postal employee is vital. He says cooperation among all workers and neighbors turns postal duties into genuine accommodations rather than a hired service for absentee employers.
A compact history traces Louisiana from early Spanish exploration up to its 1812 statehood. It covers Alvarez de Panés and De Soto, La Salle’s 1682 claim, New Orleans’ 1718 founding, John Law’s Company of the West, shifts of territory among France Britain and Spain, the 1803 US purchase, and Orleans Territory becoming the eighteenth state, the Pelican State name.
Notice states the firm of J R Anderson & Son is dissolved by mutual consent with J R Anderson retiring. Claud C Anderson will continue the business at the same location and settle all liabilities and receipts for debts. Dated March 28 1922. Signed J R Anderson Claud C Anderson.
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