Resolutions Of Respect From Crossville Lodge
The Crossville Lodge drafts formal resolutions noting the death of James W. T. Smith at 67 after 81 years as a Baptist member and 12 years in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. They mourn his loss as a faithful brother, husband, and father, praise his directness and helping hand, and send sympathy to the widow and five children. The resolutions authorize publication in The Dawson County Advertiser and a copy to the bereaved widow.
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Dawson County Advertiser
Property sales and sheriff notices in Dawson County Georgia 1921
Auction notices list multiple foreclosures and land transfers in Dawson County Georgia. R. E. Garmon and A. J. Gilreath properties are to be sold at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1922, with details of tracts and 240 acres. Also notices show G.S. Hyde estate lands to be sold by administrator E. McClure to repay debts.
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R. E. Garmon
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Vawsonville
R. BE
Garmon
J. Orr
Georgia
Said
A. J. Gilreath
Superior Court of
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Farmers & Citizens
W. J. Orr
Court of Ordinary
Dawson Co Pan
McClure
G.S. Hyde
Gala County
G. S. Hyde
Dawsonville
E. McClure
Classified Advertisements Partners in Civil and Federal Practice
Maxine Crosial Miner OPTOMETRIST Gainesville Ga H G Vandiviere i Jnc S Wood Wood and Vandiviere Attorneys at Law Canton Ga Partners in Civil and Federal Court Practice
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Gainesville, Ga
Jnc, S. Wood Wood and
Vandiviere Attorneys At Law
Bread loaf hides quart of whiskey in mail parcel
Postal officials report a quart bottle of whiskey concealed inside a loaf of bread shipped through the mails in Georgia. The heavy parcel drew suspicion and an investigation found a corn center replacing wheat. Prohibition agents took no action as the liquor was not in anyone's possession when found.
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Atlas
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Jackson Herald
Halls Catarrh Medicine Advertised as Blood Purifier
Catarrh described as a local disease influenced by constitution. Halls Catarrh Medicine touted as a tonic blood purifier that cleanses the blood to restore normal conditions. Sold by druggists with circulars free from J Chemey & Co. Telode Ohio.
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Nature
J. Chemey & Co
Telode
Ohio
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