Georgia and national items blend in 1938 briefing
A collage of notes covers Georgia politics taxes and industry forecasts. References include Georgia tax plans under Governor Talmadge, 1986 levy plans, the Georgia Motor Vehicle Division, and Emergency Relief funds. Also cited are the Macau Democratic Convention radio time, industry profit outlook for 1936, and Louisiana primary results with Governor Leeke and Lt. Governor race figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueyoung
Louisiana
Richard W. Leeke
Cleveland Desr
K. Allen
Long
Frank J. Looney
Matt Long
Huey Long
Clement Moss
Advertise in Your Home Paper for Best Results
Local readers respond to focused ads in the township paper. Place your message with clear contact details to reach a targeted audience. Deadline and rates available through the newspaper office.
A Georgia Funeral in Grady’s 1889 Sketch and Bonus Battle
Henry W. Grady notes a somber Georgia funeral amid industrial artifacts and distant lands as a poignant contrast to the South’s perceived surplus of material goods. A tied political update reports the House passage and veto of a Bonus measure for 3.5 million ex soldiers, with bonds cashable in 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Liberty Items at Sunday School and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Gobet of Doughety and Mr and Mrs M R Pirkle were Sunday visitors. Ard Tallerson of Mersyth County moved to Our Community. Also listed are Ed Donell Ralph Bruce and Gorge Fownsend among the bed the statues at WM Owens Late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gobet
Doughety
M R Pirkle
Ard Tallerson
Mersyth County
WM. Qwens
Mra
Ed Donell
Ralph
Eon Bruce
Gorge Fownsend
Harmony Area Weekend Meetings With Local Greetings
Around Harmony, personal visits fill weekends as residents report illnesses, weddings, and social gatherings. The community notes include improvements from illness, marriages on December 25, and numerous Sunday visits among neighbors and families in the area.
Georgia delegates name committee for Roosevelt drive
Georgia delegation selects 28 percent committee to choose a drive leader for President Roosevelt. Marion Allen of Milledgeville is named manager and will confer in Washington with Georgia solons before opening Roosevelt campaign headquarters in Atlanta. Rawleigh routes offer 800 families in Lumpkin White and Hall Counties with $25 weekly earnings, apply Memphis Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Congress
Roosevelt Marion Allen
Milledgeville
Allen
Washington
Georgia Solons
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Min
Rawleigh
Lumpkin, White and
Hall Counties
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Dawson County Board Sets Lumber Price for Bridge Work
Dawson County Board of Commissioners fixes price at 1.25 dollars per hundred feet for bridge lumber. Lumber must be sound and bark free. Note signed by H. R. Bansect, Chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County
Board of Commissioners of
H.R. Bansect, Chaiemean
Local families host and visit in Dahlonega area
Dougherty Dots and numerous couples from Harmony Dahlonega Chestatee and Jasper visit relatives across the region. Jimmie Clarke and babies are noted, with Stowers Gober Talley Crowe families among those hosting and visiting kin near New Bridge Barrettsville Bell's Mill and Dowdy area.
Notice of Letters of Administration and land sale
A. W. Elliott applies for Letters of Administration on the estate of Lee H. Elliott in Dawson County Georgia. Creditors and heirs are cited to appear at the February 1986 term to show cause why administration should not be granted. W. C. Vauchiere, Ordinary. W Cantrell applies for leave to sell lands of Thomas J Brice. objections must be filed by the first Monday in February. W. O. Vaucher? Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dawson County
W. Elliott
Lee H. Elliott
Tate
W. C. Vauchiere
W. Cantrell
Thomas J Brice
W. O. Vauchters
Mrs Jo W Cothean Visits Her Mother This Week
Mrs Jo W Cothean visited her mother Mrs WJivane in the first part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Owen
Little Son
New Bridge
St. Ly
Fred Evans
Nica Garmon
Baby
J. W. Talley
Jo W. Cothean
Wjivane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ren
the Advertiser
B. H. Howard
Dawsonville
Gua
Georgia Press Assocation
Dawsonville, Ga
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Macau
State of Georgi
George W. Maxey
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Textiles
State Revenue Commission
Eugene Talmadge
Hell
Michigan
Reeves Mill
The
Georgia Builder
Slater Marshall
Richard Dendrick
Vaes Hess
Henry W. Grady
Boston
Pickens County
Tney
Cincinnati
Pittsburge
South
New York
Chicago
Liberty Items
J. A. Wallace
Miss Matilda Wilson
Uarley Grant
Eva Tinghes
Mrs. Hoyt Whitmire
Harrison Wilson
Christine Warren
Dee Warren
Merett
James Pagrh
M. E O'’Shields
Gualesville
Ira Hughes
J. W Patterson
Nonzy Godfrey
A.J Patterson
Lester Jones
Mattie Hulsey
C. M Stowera
Tlc) Colleh
Jonah Savage
Sanders Wehunt
Pret Evans
Will Lemir
New Unidge
Mathe Hoats
Townsend
R. B. Whitmire
Charles ‘Townsend
Marion Bruce
Lumpkin
Mrs. Henry Taylor
Milt Slaton
Wilse Evans
Wade Evans
J.B Robertson’s
Irene [Ellmtt
Edna Slaton
Hopewell
Irene Martin of
Cumming
Mrs. A
Martin
Carl Lathem
Martha of
Clermont
Ft. QO
Elizabeth Owen
Clay Smith
W.B .Tatum
Norman Bennett
Gainesville
W.M. Owen
Little Sons
Marvin and
Tommie
Robert Evans
Fred [Evans
Richard Firod
Erskine Wilson
Wison
Glenn Couch
Vicks Va-tre-nol
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Prachong
Org
Grace Moore
Nyc
Dougherty
Dayton Clarke
Jimmie
Harmony
W. R Stowers
Bill Jarrard
Dahlonega
Y. G. Grizz’e
Near Chestatee
Joe Grizzle
Hayne Stowers
R. H. Wheletiel
Carl and
Clyde Wehunt
Mrs W., M. Wehunt
G. I. Gober
Hugh Stowers
W. W. Brice
Mrs
W. R. Stowers
Rufus Talley
Hubert Talley
Jasper
Marjorie Stowers
J. B. Crowe
Barrettsville
Lonnie Garmon
Bell’s Mill
Paul Jones
Gordon Dowdy
Oesr
Homer Newton
Pawsonville
J. 4. Reed
Dogwood
Cumming, Ga
A. G. Thomas Gin
T J. Tallant
H. Palmour
Notic Bk
Silver City
Gainesville, Ga
Shirley Martin
G. T. Bishop
Edd Burt
Sarah and
Sally
Georgia Bedding Company
Gordon Ave
Phonz
J M. Kerns
Bryan & Co
Ellijay, Ga
UR. Waterman
Harden Bros
Mitchell’s Market
R D Mitchell
Byron Mitchell
Gainesvile, GA
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