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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
1
H D McKee reports returning from a northern trip noting tall timber streams and hills while dryness causes cattle losses. He contrasts a pleasant valley summer with a long drought and a historically low water supply in 25 years, hoping Shoal Creek would improve local fortunes and wishing Dawson County well amid five years of hardship.
The Advertiser proclaims its 47th year as the loud speaker of the county, inviting readers to contribute items of local interest weekly to showcase the county’s work and needs.
Dawson County voters hear J M Bearden announce his candidacy for another term as representative. The note, including thanks for past favors, says the general election is in November and that the announcement will appear in due time. The piece also mentions local figures and a court session lasting a week with a verdict in Garman vs Etowah Gold Mining.
A fragmented note recalls a birthday celebration with cake and remarks from several locals. The text hints at county representation debates and mentions names such as Nell Howa Hulsey Wilda and Atter, suggesting a small community gathering with unresolved discussions.
The grand jury returned ten true bills last week. The ad for H D McAfee appears in this issue. Local residents visit relatives in Dahlonega and Athens. Relief workers repair graves as areas improve. Jasper and Dawsonville residents stop by. many relatives and friends visit. vaccinations at clinics discussed as officials plan outreach. Information on voter cards and registration drives shared with readers.
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