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Newspaper

Dawson County Advertiser

Location

Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1962

Page

3

Georgia to Louisville trek through historic sites and tales

Georgia once counted Louisville as its capital from 1796 to 1805. A Yazoo land scandal triggered sales rescission, a legend of fire and justice near the Yazoo papers, and today tourists explore Louisville’s Old Slave Market and other Georgian era reminders along U S Highways 1 221 and state routes 17 24.

Louisville Georgia Jefferson County Mississippi Alabama Yazoo River United States Supreme Court Yazoo France New Orleans Savannah

Mrs Carl Dean Cranes Illness Reported

Mrs Carl Dean Cranes reports staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Crawford during illness.

Carl Dean Cranes Herbert Crawford

Forestry Facilities Still Available To Georgia Farmers

Georgia gains continued use of Soil Bank forestry facilities without cost after President Kennedy signed an act on June 25. The Georgia Forestry Commission received 1 260 863 dollars in Soil Bank funds to build nurseries, a seed laboratory, and expansions at the Herty Nursery in Albany, with local and state partners contributing to land purchase and development. The act ensures ongoing support for forestry programs, with Georgia receiving the largest federal assistance of any state for forest tree supply. Senators Russell and Talmadge backed the measure along with a slate of congressmen and one congresswoman.

Macon Georgia John F. Kennedy Senate House of Representatives Secretary of Agriculture Soil Bank Georgia Forestry Commission US Forest Service Morgen Memoral Nursey Byron Page Memoral State Prison Too G_ Elliot Hagan Sylvania J L. Pilcher Meigs E. L. Forester Leesburg John J Flynt, Jr. Griffin James C Davis Decatur Carl Vinson Milledgeville John W. Davis Summerville Iri F Blitch Homerville Phil M Landrum Jasper Robert G. Stephens

Gold prospecting near Dahlonega at the Big Buck mine

North Georgia mining continues into the modern era with the Big Buck mine east of Dahlonega open daily. E. C. Boyd demonstrates gold panning and guarantees no one leaves empty handed, with prospects for quartz, black tourmaline, and rhodotite garnets along Ward's Creek.

California North Georgia Big Buck E. C. Boyd Ward's Creek Dahlonega U. S. 19

Household workers and record keeping under social security

The quiz defines household workers as maids cooks gardeners valets chauffeurs and babysitters who work in private homes. It also notes you must keep each worker’s name social security number and cash wages paid. The Dawson County Advertiser and Gainesville SSA office sponsor the questions.

Marvin Griffin Marvin Highway Department Dawson County Advertiser Gainesville Social Security Administration Social Security Office Bradford St N W Lenox Qur Field David Robinson Dawsonville

Military Training Boosts Skills for Georgia Workers

Georgia Labor Commissioner Ben T Huiet told the American Legion in Macon that military reserve training raises worker efficiency. He argued it helps adapt to new conditions, follow and issue orders, and stay on task, supporting opposition to cuts in National Guard and Reserve Forces.

Atlanta Georgia Ben T Huiet National Guard American Legion Macon Huiet Department of Labor Aerome Anes Hunet

Sim W. Gentry Dies at 71 in June

Sim W Gentry died Wednesday at Tate Clinic at age 71 He is survived by his wife Nina Reed two sons Carl and Clyde Gentry a daughter Mamie Goode five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews He was a member of Juno Baptist Church Funeral services are Friday at 2 PM officiated by Rev J A Honea Rev Lawton Burt and Rev Oscar Chastain Cagle Funeral Home in charge of arrangements

Sim W Gentry Tate Clinic Nina Reed Carl Clyde Gentry Mamie Goode Gentry Juno Baptist Church J. A. Honea Lawton Burt Oscar Chastain Cagle Funeral Home

Veterans to Convert World War I Term Policies to Endowment Plan

Georgia veterans aged 68 or older holding USGI term insurance may convert to a cheaper Special Endowment at Age 96 plan. The new policy emphasizes death benefit with a level premium, while disability provisions may waive premiums on request. The VA will notify eligible policyholders with full conversion details.

Georgia Harry W. Piper Veterans Administration Atlanta Piper

Top High School Juniors Guests of U. Ga. This Week

Three hundred Georgia high school juniors in the top five percent of their class will visit the University of Georgia. They will stay in dormitories and discuss admissions financial aid and campus life while touring facilities including the Library and Science Center. Guests include Marvin Fau ecett and Gary Robinson of Dawsonville.

Athens Georgia University of Georgia Marvin Fauecett Gary Robinson Dawsonville

Gift of Big Hole Starts New Pool for Rock Eagle

The Georgia 4-H Center at Rock Eagle moves toward a new swimming pool funded by donations and a 25 cent per member goal. C A Rutledge Construction donated the excavation, with Cobb County 4-H members giving the largest county gift. The pool aims to serve nearly 1,000 youth and various groups, addressing crowding and safety needs while funds surpass $10,000 of the $29,000 target.

Georgia Rock Eagle C A. Rutledge Construction Company Barrow County Tommy L Walton 4-H University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Georgia 4-H Foundation Walton Cobb County

Camellia Growers Urged to Watch for Scale Insects

Extension Entomologist Rodney Coleman warns camellia growers to inspect japonica and sesanqua varieties for scale insects in coming weeks. Heavy infestations can greatly reduce plant vitality, threatening blooms and overall vigor. A second note advises farmers to condition hay before raking to cut drying time by about 30 percent according to Newstand tests.

Rodney Coleman

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