Dawsonville Official County Newspaper Notice 1936
Fragmentary OCR shows Dawsonville Ga publication dated August 7 1936. It lists subscription rate one dollar per year and notes postal classification Second Class Mail Matter under the Act of March 8 1879. Identifies as official organ of Dawson County and member of Georgia Press Association.
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Dawsonville
Georgia
Dawson County
Cleves Short
J. H. Long
Superior Court
Harris Branch
John Cleves
Rainey Seeks State Prison Commission Victory
Clem E. Rainey of Daw son returns to Atlanta after positive receptions across the state as he campaigns for the unexpired term on the Prison Commission. He says he will continue his father Judge E L Rainey policies if elected and cites strong mail and personal assurances supporting his bid.
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Clem E. Rainey
Dawson
State Prison Commission
E. L. Rainey
Atlanta
Iggy
Sen
Triey
Cemetery Cleanup Meeting at Goshen Planned
Notice calls all friends and relatives buried at Goshen to convene Saturday August 8 to clean the cemetery and restore its grounds.
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Goshen
Card of Thanks for Mrs Vandiviere’s Illness and Death
A. W. Vandiviere and family thank friends for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of Mrs. A W Vandiviere.
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A. W. Vandiviere
A W Vandiviere
Whelchel Declares Candidacy in Ninth Georgia District
Letter from B Frank Whelchel of Georgia announces candidacy for the 75th Congress. He states he has served one term and requests renomination with gratitude for constituent support, pledging to continue his district efforts despite political challenges.
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Ninth Canal District
Georgia
Frank Whelchel
Crawford Seeks Sheriff Term In Dawson County
C E Crawford announces candidacy for reelection as Dawson County Sheriff subject to the November election. He pledges to enforce the law impartially, curb crime in public places and on roads, support public schools and worship, and provide continued county safety with citizen support.
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Ers
Dawson County
Seymour J McGehee Announces Dawson County Candidacy
A candidate for representative in Dawson County announces to voters ahead of the Democratic Primary on September 9. He pledges to discharge the duties of the office to the best of his ability and signs the letter sincerely.
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Georgia
Dawson County
Seymour J. McGehee
Lost items and farm for sale advertisements
Lost spring and mattress on a detour between Jasper and Dawsonville. Reward for return to Advertiser office. For sale farm of 114 acres at Burtsboro four and a half miles from Dawsonville ten miles from Dahlonega. Terms and cheap. See Taylor, Dawsonville or McKee, Glendale.
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Jasper
Dawsonville
Burtsboro
Dahlonegs
Taylor
McKee
Glendale
Insurance Man Claims Birthday Guess for 20 000 Persons
A. A. Johnson of Los Angeles declares he can name the birthdays of twenty thousand people. The claim appears in a local news brief noting his unusual talent and spreading curiosity among residents.
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A. A Johnson
Los Angeles
Markets for Farm Crops Promised by Columbus Roberts
Columbus Roberts declares his two main goals as Commissioner of Agriculture. He will establish farmer owned markets for perishable products in every county and develop a strong Georgia livestock industry. He also pledges cooperation with the Roosevelt administration and other agencies to improve agriculture.
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Georgia
Roosevelt
Drought relief note for Dawson County dated 1936
A July 31 1986 Athens Georgia letter to Congressman B Frank Whelchel reports Dawson County drought status, linked with Bairke Wilkinson Hancock and Decatur counties, and notes possible National Drought Committee relief steps for Dawson County.
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Athens
B. Frank Whelchel
Gainesville
Whelchel
Dawson County
Washington
Bairke
Wilkinson
Hancock
Decatur
National Drought Committee
Rawleigh Route Seeks Reliable Men in Georgia Counties
A Recruitment notice offers a route for 800 families in East Lumpkin Forsyth and Hall counties. It promises $25 or more weekly with no cash required and urges reliable men to apply by writing Rawleigh's Dept. GAF 92-7 Memphis Tenn.
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Rawleigh
Lumpkin Forsyth
Hall
Memphis
Tenn
YODORA Deodorant Cream Promoted In Ad Copy
An advertisement promotes Yodora deodorant cream from McKesson, noting its odor neutralizing properties, skin safety, and availability in tube and jar for 25 cents. The item claims use under arms feet and other areas, with a claim of lasting effect. A separate letter to the editor from Sam Willyard accompanies a note about subscribing and nostalgia for home.
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McKesson
Overton
Texas
Win
Ross Elliott
Sam
M. F. Willyard
John B. Wilson Campaign Promise of Honest Public Service
A Georgia candidate for re election appeals to voters on a record of honesty and faithful service. The piece asserts thousands of Georgians from every section expect an overwhelming victory for Wilson.
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Ato Bps
ARS
B. H. Howard
Georgia Press Association
Wes
Dawsonville, Ga
W. R. ‘Tucker
Harden Bros
Congress
Itr
C. E. Crawford
Byron Mitchell
Strong “Old Line” Companies
J.S. Steer
Dahlonega, Ga
H. Palmour
Columbus Roberts
Harry L Brown
D.rector
Secretary of State
John B. Wilson
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