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Newspaper

Dawson County Advertiser

Location

Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1921

Page

4

Vanishing Landmarks and a Subscriptions Idea

A nostalgic note compares the fading village blacksmith shops to other bygone features as automobiles replace horses. It cites The Atlanta Constitution and Butler Herald, then mentions local editors proposing birth-day renewal to extend subscriptions.

Springfield Republican New England Ellows The Atlanta Constitution

Dah Lonega Mayor Election Sparks Sharp Division

The town discusses the dry versus wet mayoral race with strong turnout expected. Women registering to vote intensify the contest while longtime opponents of suffrage mobilize to influence the council election. H. B. Smith.

Dahlonega H. B. Smith

Farmer shot and robbed on county road by impostor officers

Dillard Reeze, a Dawson county farmer, was wounded in the right leg and robbed of $503 by two unidentified white men who posed as law officers after blocking his light truck near the Chattahoochee river. They forced him to walk away, then abandoned him five miles from the scene before fleeing. He received first aid in Smyrna and was hospitalized in Atlanta.

Dillard Reeze Dawson Courty St. Joseph’s Hospital Chattahoo‘Chee River Reece Vining Smyrna Atlana Atlanta Constitution

Sheriff Sale Notices From Georgia Counties in 1921

Public sale notices list property seized to satisfy executions from 1921 in Dawson and Lumpkin counties. Listings name debtors Clifford Roland Jess Higgins Jess Higgins John L Summerour and others with dates in November and December 1921 and sheriff W J Orr supervising at court houses.

Property to be sold at public sale in Dawson County Georgia

The tract lies in the fourth district and first section totaling 208 acres with multiple parcels including 20 acres in lots 631 632 633 595 and 568 and 592 593 594 with improvements. It is levied on as the property of M D Reece to satisfy a September 1 1921 execution from the Superior Court of Dawson County. The sale occurs at the county courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1922 during legal hours.

Georgia Dangon County Said County Sale Town Clifford Roland Superior Court Farmers & Citizens Bank W. J. Orr Dawson County Jess Higg R. E. Garman Jess Higgins Dawsonville John L. Summerour Lumpkin County Bank of J 1 Summerour van Woody Peter Wouly Said Towit Reece Dawson County Gergia J. O. Hammond Dawson Cou

Auction Notice of Dawson County Land Levy to Farmers Bank

The Dawson County notice states property described as lots 155 196 198 243 244 and Spelgerigatta 240 acres with improvements. Saitland levied on as the property of KK E Garman to Oct 12 1921 from the Superior Court in favor of Farmers and Citizens Bank of Dawsonville Ga against R E Garmon. Dated Nov 28 1921. W J Orr Sheriff.

County

Foreclosure Notice in Dawson County Georgia 1921

In Dawson County Superior Court August term 1921 the Gainesville Grocery Co petitions against the Estate of Mrs E M Grogan and executor Deane Grogan seeking foreclosure of a mortgage dated January 21 1921 on town lot and house in Dawsonville described as part of lot 43 in district 4 section 1. The mortgage secures a note of 832 with 8 percent interest. The court orders payment or foreclosure to Gainesville Grocery Co and bars redemption, with service on Deane Grogan executor. Court date August 8 1921 andCertification September 24 1921.

Georgia Dawson County Gainesville Grocery Co E. M. Grogan Deane Grogan Superior Court Gainesville Grocery Company E. M.gogan Dane Grogan Isla Vainesvile Grocery Dearie Grogan Dawsonville Dahlonega Street Academy Street Dishrvon Dawson Co Dean Grogan Gainesville Grovery Company Norder of Saia M. Grogan Deane Grogran Sid J. B. Jones J. A. McClure

Halls Catarrh Medicine Offered as Cure All

Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims to cleanse the blood and restore normal conditions, enabling nature to heal. Circulars are free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio, with all druggists carrying the product.

Hall Natre F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Classified Advertisements Listing In Gainesville and Canton

Classified notices list optometrist Max.ne Crosiar in Gainesville Georgia and legal notices for Wood Wood and Vandiviere Attorneys at Law in Canton California. The readable items include professional services and law firm presence in these locales.

Max Crosiar Gainesville, Ga

Red Cross reports 850 deaths from disasters in 1920-21

The American Red Cross says 43 disasters caused 850 deaths and 2,500 injuries in the year ending June 8 1921. They spent 1 871 000 on relief, with 30 million in property damage and 65 000 families homeless. Major events included the Pueblo flood, Wall Street explosion, Tulsa race riot, and famine in China.

United States American Red Cross Red Cross Wall Street Salem Ohio Republic of Haiti Tulsa Okla China Alaska North Dakota Italy Pueblo Shoup Colorado Red Foress Teans Anl Athuusus Pessikunn

Red Cross Life Saving Corps Reaches Ten Thousand Members

Growth of Red Cross Life Saving Corps across the nation continued as 160 corps enroll over 10 000 members. Of these, 1 276 are examiners. Notably the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis organized what may be the world's largest life saving corps.

Red Cross United States Naval Academy Annapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Perdi de Yt Bryan Redd Oldline Butler Herald Blake Yahoola Creek Mr. Howser Dr. West Cumming North W. A. Turner N. W. Turner W. Turner L. J. Redd F. McClure Hyde G. S. Hyde Court of Ordinary of Dawson L J Redd S. Wood H. G. Vandiviere Wood and Vandiviere Attorneys At Law Canton Sapolio Mney Ancrean Red Cross Irs Rucker Alpharettas Free Press George Winder News Life Saving Corps Virginia Burley
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