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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1958
Page
3
A Dawson County resident announces candidacy for Representative under Democratic Primary rules. He states he was born and raised there, promises to work for betterment of the county and state, asks for votes and influences, and plans to meet voters before the September 10, 1958 election.
A Dawson County resident announces re election to the Georgia General Assembly saying he was born and raised in the county and has served as its representative. He asks voters for support and pledges to continue efforts for Dawson County and the state.
A candidate announces his bid for Judge of the Northeastern Circuit Superior Courts with campaign plans for September 10 1958. He outlines birth in Gwinnett County in 1908 marriage in 1935 Hall County residency 87 years Gainesville High School Class of 1926 football, University of Georgia Law School 1981, and service as Solicitor City Court Hall County Judge and Superior Court judge plus wartime service. He lists affiliations with Baptist church Kiwanis VFW American Legion Chamber of Commerce Masonry and Elk lodges and promises an active campaign targeting veterans.
G Fred Kelley asks Northeastern Georgia voters for support in the Democratic primary on September 10 1958 He pledges to uphold laws and maintain judicial dignity and says retirement pay would apply if elected to an endorsement term He notes scheduling prevents personal canvassing and thanks readers for their support.
Lawrenceville Georgia resident Sammon announces candidacy for the Allied States Congress to succeed Paul Landrum in the 9th District. He promises to publish his platform and Senate record, seeks broad Democratic support, and salutes workers, teachers, and professionals in the district.
The narrator and Bill discuss converting a workshop space into a game room. Bill shows a compact green and gold dehumidifier, under 18 inches, capable of removing over three gallons of moisture daily and mobile on casters. They plan tile and wood once it is purchased.
Public Health Nurse O Bien announces a polio vaccine program starting August 1 1938 by the Georgia Department of Public Health. The program covers children under ten years and those up to age four with previous immunizations, urging parents to bring children to the health center before August 15 to avoid waste of expiring vaccine.
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