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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
5
The document requests sending copies of the resolutions to the deceased's wife and recording them in court records, with publication in the Denton County Advertizer. Signatures include J Robertson and C J McCuray, noting order and solemnity.
A Masonic memorial notes the passing of Guy S. Nixbeg on June 27 1927. It honors his youthful labors and vows the craft to continue his memory as a perfected stone for the celestial house.
Mr and Mrs Elbert Burt moved near Alpharetta. A camp meeting at Yellow Creek Hal Co, Saturday and Sunday. A son born to Mr and Mrs Frice Anderson of Burtsboro on the 26th inst. Mrs J W Slaton visiting her daughter Mrs M L Smith at Barnesville. Bryan Redd and family of Cumming visited J Redd. Judge Martin moving stock to new building on Atlanta St. Little Miss Vera Parks spent weekend with sister Mrs Homer Grogan. Rev W H Patterson named Baptist pastor for another year. Several notes on local deaths, funerals, and community events from Dawson County area.
A damaged notice recalls the final Susc itorium Committee meeting set for Saturday the Ist and urges prompt action on collections. The item also mentions a highway survey from Duocavine to the Hall Co. line, praising progress and describing a practical road route across the region.
The notice outlines licensing requirements for saw mill operators and drivers in Grady, Dawson County Georgia, with fees cited and enforcement planned. It reports cedar and cotton crop milestones, a state crackdown by law enforcement, and mentions a large sale value linked to a local warden.
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