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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
4
A midwestern survey shows that the gas tax and license fees amount to less than half a cent per mile for the average motorist, funding road repair and highway improvement. The tax is a service charge tied to miles traveled, not a sales tax, and supports better, safer travel and industry jobs.
The fragment notes cotton seed pricing at two dollars per hundred and a trade rate of one fifty, with five cents for white seeds. Listed locations include Marble Hill Georgia and reference to cottonfin or related seed terms.
Legal notice states that the Harris Branch property comprising multiple lots totals undivided interests in 40 acre lots 858 859 908 909 910 911 926 927 928 929 974 975 976 977 978 979 and 802 with mineral rights water power and mining privileges partly vested to satisfy a 1935 superior court fi fa against John Cleves Short. Sale to occur at the courthouse door on first Tuesday in January 1937 between legal hours. Sheriff CG Crawford announces.
L Cochran administrator of Doxie Cochran deceased reports full administration of the estate and seeks discharge on the first Monday in January 1937. W O Vaughters Ordinary cites all persons to show cause why discharge should not be granted.
Notice of sale of seized real property in Dawson County Georgia under distraint for nonpayment of assessed taxes. The 100 acre tract includes lots 1222 1221 and 1220 with portions held by Sarah Matthews Place, plus part of lot 4 in district 4 section 1. Sale at public auction January 5, 1987 at 11:00 a.m. in front of the Dawsonville courthouse. W E Page collector of Internal Revenue.
A collection of Christmas requests from children in Dawsonville and surrounding towns. Each child asks Santa for toys such as dolls, bicycles, ball outfits, kitchen sets, toy trains, and practical items like gloves, robes, and clothing, plus fruit and candy for the family.
The Board of Education orders all schools closed Friday December 12, 1936 and not to reopen before Monday December 28, 1986. All reports must be in the C. S. S. office by Monday December 21, 1936. Teachers must submit reports covering amount taught. J. R. Tatum C. B. S.
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