Prominent Philadelphia Woman Named Candidate for Youth Award
Miss Helen F Dodge of Philadelphia is named a candidate for the Almerrill Youth Award created by the Intermetraal Cooperation. The contest will be held in Philadelphia during celebrations of American Independence. Dodge is the daughter of George J Dodge of 444 Walton Avenue. The description includes garbled text about drowning and unrelated advertising fragments.
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Helen F Dodge
Prensylvania
Carnegie
Philadelphia
Dodge
George J. Budge
Walton Avenue
Toms River
Delaware Girl Chosen for American Youth Award
Elisabeth Betty Clirk, 14, of Cedants Delaware, named as finalist for the American Youth Award. If chosen she will receive a week of travel to Pos dplta, a Washington visit, and a medal from President Coolidge at the White House during Independence Day observances.
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Elisabeth
Betty
Wall Street as a natural credit and money market
Francis H. Sisson argues Wall Street supports national and international commerce by financing farms and industry. He notes 316 New York banks with $1.4 billion capital, deposits over $11.5 billion, and 1924 bond and stock activity, stressing Wall Street’s role in supplying credit for agriculture, transport, and manufacturing while reflecting overall business cycles.
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Francis H. Sisson
Trust Company Division
American Bankers Association Ould-Be
Wall Street
New York
F.H. Sisson
New York Stock Exchange
Watth Street
Finguenal
Gedaantys
Busine
Wall Streets
Tniker Phus
Pee Fe
Igastern Financial
Hila
Po Caers
Ter Scion
Tivery Rett International Bank
Mnantains
United States
Otter
Amertee
Local Notes From Aphacettas Area Social Roundup
Several residents attended the annual singing at Aphacettas. Visitors included H Hughe and a party from Liberty. Stowers and two High Spent relatives spent the weekend with family in Atlanta. Miss Olee Saine and Miss Maria Slaton were in Atlanta and Moos for a visit. Mr and Mrs Wibl and children of New Bethel attended services Sunday. Wheat and oats were mentioned in farm notes.
Route One Notes From Dawsonville Gleanings
Fragmentary 1920s community notes include names like Rev. Smith, Mrs Cen ot bharneth, Miss De bue ve Wrist, and Mrs Annie with local visits and family mentions. The Portlard Orgomar 9 issue of April discusses hydro power public ownership schemes alongside weather, industry, and education commentary.
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Portlard Orgomar
California
Washington
New York
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Tri-weekly
Constitution
the Advertiser
Tri-weekly Constitution the Advertiser
Blade and Ledger Home Circle Farm Life Farm and Fireside
Paoweelh
Tetuben
12 Provi Ee
Dawsonville, Ga
Webster’s New International Dictionary
Agrimotor
Hot Pursuit Air Council
Ruthene Paravane
Megabar
S.P Boat
Acral
Askari
Ystery Sho
India
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield, Mass
U.S. A
Amir Bax
Dougherty
Aphacettas
C. H. Hughe
Tan
Orcently
D. Cox
L. G. Stowers
High
Teaey Tives
Atlanta
Mr. and
Mr. Lotus
G. T
Mrs. Aunee
Mrs Ords
Miss Olee Saine
Av Ub Tes Lanta
Low Maria Slaton
Moos
Lonnie Wn
Bop Gratiae
Mour Burg Sunnay
Mr. Wibl
Ana Children of
New Bethel
Route
Rev. Smith
Boost
Cvat Mert
Pueaart Girove Ca Cs
L. Hyde
Tani
Tatum
Cumning
Wesley Hethemn
Will Darnell
Cummings
Cen
Bharneth
Evatton
Alina Ena Ldva Pruett
Stne Oy Eets
Miss de Bue Ve Wrist
Annie ‘Batan
Clyde
Bertha Hai
Lee Shoser
Sarah Dav
Hyde
Tatum Voatt
Lester Jenburs
Foote
Notu Irri Das
Watson
A. Ee
Tron Rwlthd v
Wesles Fisth
Maly
Poet Ant
Truman Fords Bee
Ace
B. H. Howard
Dawsonville
Gary
Offer Organ of
Dawson County
Menher
Georgia Press Associatn
Ninth Dist, Association
Nascisi
Tree OP
Vos
Worl
Brozht
U.S
Covernors
Cheyenne
Wyoruny
Nethe Taloe Ross
Northwest
Vworan
Calhounn Times. Kon
Pheve
Yrivate ‘Ontey
Con Merce
Hutty
Congresa
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