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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
4
Multiple local items note cost savings from bus transportation in Macon and Savannah exports rising 41 percent in the first half of 1984. Other notes include a 50 year capitol bath plan, historic streetcars at the airport, a fire at Chatsworth High, and a $250000 Mildred Rutherford memorial planned for Lucy Cobb Institute.
Chinese press reports the birth of seven boys and one girl to a poor boatman's wife now two months old and thriving. Madison Well of Cartersville names Milton L. Fleetwood Tribune News editor as campaign manager with headquarters in the Ansley Hotel Atlanta. Mr Bell praised the choice.
Secretary Ickes set aside 1 154 600 for Fulton County directly from Washington bypassing the Georgia Highway Board. Most Fulton projects were approved by the board but many were diverted by the state to Fulton County for road work.
Georgia residents received over 15 million dollars in HO L C relief loans through 7 000 loans. The average loan nears 2200 for small home owners while 2 300 rural residents remain on relief. The rural rehabilitation drive targets 10 000 participants soon as 66 000 celluloid hunting licence buttons with pockets for receipts are issued.
Purchase of about 950 acres in Tatnell county for a new state prison using PWA funds. Bids for construction will be let soon with completion expected as the model state prison of the Union. The state already owns 7,000 acres there but building requires government ownership. The prison will be rented to the state for 80000 annually, with rent applied to the building price, transferring title to the state government.
At the Chicago World’s Fair a free show features Elliott James performing a cold mouthful trick involving tiquin air at twelve degrees below zero, showcased in the Science theater.
Local ad for The Hub announces a complete dry goods line with guaranteed all leather shoes clothing for ladies and children. It highlights cash sales and lower prices and urges customers to compare values before buying.
The Standard Oil Company exhibit features Arlen King training 33 big cats including lions tigers and pumas in a balancing act on a large ball. Free exhibits include foreign village reproductions and a world tour experience. Low rail and bus rates, ample auto parking announced.
Rawleigh Co announces a route opportunity serving about 800 families in the Memphis area. Immediate action requested by the department GAG-81-SA. Also seeking an exclusive tire dealer for Dawson County to work with Elrod Tire Company in Gainesville Georgia.
The Thomasville Press condemns Judge Pittman for a star chamber proceeding that allowed a death row inmate to plead guilty for a twenty year sentence, escape, and remain at large. The editorial argues the action shows political risk as Pittman campaigns for governor.
A baby photographed on a New York City car card for a famous 99.44 percent pure soap provoked universal yawns in readers of a well known newspaper column. The column noted the shared reflex and urged readers to try it on friends.
The speaker announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit subject to the Democratic primary on September 12. They pledge to perform duties fairly impartially efficiently and courteously with your vote and support.
Robert McMillan, seeking reelection as Solicitor General in the September primary, defends his tenure saying experience has saved taxpayers thousands and expedited court business. He pledges faithful and courteous service to voters of Clarkesville, Georgia.
Columbus Roberts, a farmer dairyman and manufacturer, seeks support in the Democratic primary. He proposes a marketing system to help Georgia farmers sell farm products at a profit and bring state prosperity.
Advertisement from Gainesville Georgia offers discounted prices for buyers paying with cash. Includes contact phone 9165 and location details for in-person purchases.
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