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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
1
Visitors to the Chicago World Fair opening May 26 will ride a boat pushed by a prehistoric man down the Lost River through a world of a million years ago. The feature is on the Beach Midway and promises one of the fair's startling new experiences.
The church news lists ongoing Pentecost activities at the Ladies Prayer Meeting hosted by Mrs Chandler and program leadership by Herbert Robinson and Max Looper. Rev B C Chastain to preach at Holly Creek next Sunday. District Conference set for July 6-7 at Sardis and Sand Springs with listed attendees.
The Dawson County Sunday School Association announces an all day convention at Bethel Baptist Church on Sunday July 15. Georgia Sunday School Association workers will conduct activities and every Sunday school superintendent is urged to attend with members. A Bible will be awarded to the largest local attendance by mileage. Mrs. M. J. Hendrix invites all to join this community Sunday school event.
Gainesville Georgia based Elrod Tire Company issues a call for an exclusive tire dealership in Dawson County. The notice targets local sellers and outlines business terms for a potential partnership.
A local retailer offers cash-pay discounts for tire purchases at Eired Tire Company, combining wholesale and retail options. Phone number listed as 9165 for inquiries and pricing details.
Several people attended services at Harmony and Chesta tee Sunday. Families and visitors including Mrs W R Stowers Mrs Harold Stowers and others visited G T Martin and W R Stowers households over the weekend.
Grants totaling 31,562,980 for relief projects in Georgia were announced in July by Harry L. Hopkins, Federal relief administrator.
Dawsonville residents share visits and travel notes as the Fourth passes quietly. Local figures discuss road work, political races, and community events including bids for representation in Forsyth and a teacher appointment at Dawsonville High. Obituaries, weddings, and local business notices close the item with a Rawleigh route advert and a July clearance sale preview.
Governor Eugene Talmadge launched his bid for a second term at Bainbridge on Independence Day. He outlined tax cuts, support for public schools, lowered utility and auto tag costs, highway control, and debt repayment. He also proposed a four year term, an elected lieutenant governor, and a no tax increase pledge. Sam E. White of Albertville, Alabama, visits Dr. Howard and family.
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