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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
3
The text extols the Dodge Brothers name as adding to dependability comfort and silence in beauty. It asserts ongoing refinements and the core quality sources remain, making the NAME Dodge Brothers highly valuable and worthy of public confidence. It promises guardians of the brand will safeguard this priceless name.
Atlanta observers say John W. Holder of Jackson County is likely to win Georgia's governorship. He opposes state highway bonds and backs a pay as you go plan, with bond supporters denying the issue and rallying against him.
The pagoda centerpiece of the Japanese exhibit at the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia showcases millions in pearls. Officials note the display symbolizes the 450th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with an estimated value surpassing one million dollars.
Fragmented text fragments mention a December celebration and anniversary with odd phrases and garbled names. The readable bits reference a colorist, rainbow imagery, a December date, and vague notes about a proclamation and artists. No clear events or individuals emerge.
Dawsonville Georgia August 2 1926 the Advertiser includes ad content on poultry seed lawn care and dairy feeds plus oblique remarks on Rudolph Valentino death in New York Italy and a call for farmers to eat corn to spur production and ease shortages. It cites the Georgia Press Association and Ninth District Association.
The speaker extols J J Brown as the best man in the race for Georgia. They claim he has done more for the state and its farmers than any man in office, praising his upright and just character.
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