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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1926
Page
2
Advertiser text from Dawsonville announces subscription details and official organ status, plus business notes on advertising rates and local associations. It surveys agriculture, health habits, and community values, mentions large funds, rail and air developments, and a Rockfeller memorial carillon.
Dr. Palmour, a dentist, maintains professional offices in Dawsonville Georgia and attends court sessions as part of his professional practice. A note lists associated attorney Tay Te on Bahasa and references venues in Gainesville.
Fragmentary note reports B R Taylor Acornpy Ad Haw in Sonvilleli contest with an albtre coats reference. Unable to determine clear event or parties from the garbled OCR text.
The editor praises rising support for better education in Georgia and urges consolidation of rural schools. He argues education solves many state problems and energy should target schooling rather than lingering reform talk. The column stresses educated citizens as key to progress and speed toward conservation.
An OCR fragment advertises a one year sub to the Tri weekly Constantinatorial Advertiser and a two star subscription to The Household Guest and Successful Darna for two dollars total.
Robert recalls a memory of a baby with a bald head as he watches a line of people at church. He asks his mother in a whisper if he was bare headed as a baby, sharing a moment of childish awe and curiosity.
Legal notice from Dawsor County Georgia stating J R Barker applies for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of I N Cox deceased. Hearing set at the January term 1926 by the Ordinary of Cav on Counts. Signed December 7 1925 by W L Martin Ordinary. Also includes unrelated employment and sales prospects ad text.
If table silver is washed and dried from securing water it won t need pouring so often.
The ad promotes a full line of dry goods and all leather shoes plus hats clothing and ready to wear for ladies and children. It touts cash sales and lower prices with a call to come see the values before buying.
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