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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
4
Georgia stands on the threshold of prosperity and needs a visionary leader. Dr. L. G. Hardman, a physician banker farmer and orchardist, promises efficient business administration, road improvements, sound banking laws, improved schools, and strong farming policy. His candidacy pledges practical progress and renewed confidence in the state’s governance.
A reader notes spending on proper food yields health benefits and long term savings, contrasting with frequent doctor bills. The column argues investing in quality nutrition can reduce medical costs and improve wellness.
Gainesville store promotes a complete dry goods line with guaranteed leather shoes hats clothing and children’s ready to wear. It invites customers to compare values before buying and notes cash sales with lower prices.
Will be sold before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in September during legal hours to the highest bidder for cash. One ton Ford truck Motor No 11450246 levied on as property of N E Grant to satisfy a mortgage execution out of the Superior Court against N E Grant in favor of Equitable Credit Co of Ga. This 3rd day of August 1926. J W Young Sheriff.
Joseph G. Collins announces his candidacy for Congress in the Ninth District as a Democrat. He calls for more federal aid for roads and farm/labor improvements, notes his Union County origins, and outlines a legal career from Mercer to the University of Virginia and Gainesville. Collins cites prior service as Solicitor General and asks for voters’ support.
A candidate for Congress in Georgia's Ninth District announces his run in the forthcoming primary. Born and raised in the district he cites farming and business experience as the basis of his bid and pledges faithful, conscientious service for all constituents.
In announcing his Democratic bid for Congress in the Ninth District, Thomas M. Bell pledges to visit district counties at the earliest opportunity and report his work as a public servant. He seeks reelection support and commits to continued effort on issues of interest to the people.
The candidate announces bid for a second term as Solicitor General subject to the September primary. He notes two prior terms, four years out, and emphasizes continuing fair courteous duties while seeking voters support based on past performance.
In a North eastern Circuit bid, B D Kenyon appeals to voters as a qualified manual lawyer and experienced prosecuting attorney. He notes the current solicitor has served twelve years, promises fairness and diligence, and urges residents to vote according to their convictions.
I H Sutton declares no candidacy in the Northeastern Circuit primary and urges support for his past effort. He notes Judge Jones will not seek re election after sixteen years and appeals for votes in the September primary.
Judge J. B. Jones announces he will run again for the circuit despite earlier statements. He cites petitions letters and personal appeals from supporters noting his rulings saved expenses and helped the poor and pleading with him to continue serving. He says the circuit is large and demanding and he must rely on trusted supporters to carry his banner.
Voters are informed that J A Stephens of Dawson County bids for State Senator from the 32nd District under the rotation system subject to the Democratic Primary on Sept 5 192? He pledges to serve the people to the best interests if elected John R Hubbard also announces for State Senate from the 82nd District subject to the Democratic Primary on Sept 8 1926.
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