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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a Dawsonville Georgia notice dated June 26 1936 from Rae Office 1 as Second Class Mail under the Act of March 3 1879. Includes Georgia Press Association reference.
Mrs Grady Shoemaker recalls a Dawsonville to Dallas journey June 5 starting with the Texas Centennial in Dallas. The trip continued through western Texas New Mexico and Colorado to Pikes Peak 14190 feet with views of the Garden of the Gods and Seven Falls before returning via Denver Kansas City and Memphis ending in Chattanooga.
Carling Dinkler and associates of Atlanta bought the O Henry Hotel building furnishings and grounds in Greensboro North Carolina from J M Darden for an amount believed to exceed 600 000 dollars a figure described as the largest hotel cash purchase since the depression and signaling revived business conditions. The sale includes the hotel and its property and the buyers announced the deal through the former owner.
Sealed proposals by the Georgia State Highway Board are invited for constructing 6 411 miles of paved road in Dawson County on the Tate Dawsonville road. Plans and specs at Atlanta East Point Dawsonville offices. Bid bond $170000. plans cost $400. specs $260. Work to begin within 10 days and be completed in 80 working days.
Mrs Henrietta Darnell, County Home Supervisor for the Resettlement Administration, says 70 rural families with government loans must craft home and farm budgets. Home plans cover gardening, canning, food needs, and yearly spending, with wives contributing based on past experience and changes in assets like more chickens or marketable vegetables. Dawson County farm women support budgeting to stretch funds, overseen with M. L. Cook Jr. and G. G. Brock.
Available at once. Route of 800 families in East Lumpkin Forsyth and Hall counties. Only reliable men need apply. Can earn $25 weekly or more. No cash required. Write today. Rawleighs Dept GAF 92 7 Memphis Tenn.
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