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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
4
Subscription notice lists 1.00 per year and post office entry at Dawsonville Georgia as second class mail matter under the act of March 8 1879. It notes the paper is the official organ of Dawson County and advertising rates are available on application with Georgia Press Association and Ninth District Association memberships.
Gedreia Barnson County guardianship notices cite Whitmire as guardian of John pat and request permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Daniel K. Hyde, to be granted to R. E. Burt. Creditors and heirs must appear at the August term 1926 to show cause. Martin, Ordinary.
Georgia Dawson County will hold public auctions the first Tuesday in August 1946 at the courthouse door. Two parcels described: a 40 acre Lot 1096 in the 5th District and 1st Section and a 330 acre tract comprising parts of Lot 655 and several lots in the 13th District, 1st Section, including old McAfee property.
Joseph J. Ceihn presents a platform calling for more federal aid for roads and education and vows to push for national reform. Born in Union County he grew up on a farm, trained as a lawyer since 1902, served four years as Solicitor-General, and asks voters for a chance to work for them.
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress from Georgia's Ninth District. He emphasizes experience in business and public service, pledges faithful, conscientious representation, and urges voters to support his bid in the September primary. He plans to tour the counties and appealing to supporters for votes.
HW. Satten announces candidacy for judge of the Superior Courts in the Northeastern Circuit ahead of the September 1 primary. He expresses gratitude for past support and notes Judge Jones will not seek re election after sixteen years in office.
The advertisement describes a single tract of land with adjoining sections and a tractor body forming one parcel. It notes Cox resided at death and the land will be sold as one unit with crops reserved. Possession passes to the purchaser on January 1, 1927, cash terms, dated July 5, 1926, by Barker as administrator.
The article notes Yo Tre voters reaffirmed support for Saliciter General Yo, who completed a four year term and is seeking a second term. It highlights prior election results and the candidate's continued bid for leadership amid changing regional dynamics.
Fragmentary lines describe a solicitor general election battle with candidate names and a plea to consider what is right. The piece hints at an election context with mentions of a candidate and oversight.
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