Fragments of 1920s Deliberations and Public Figures
A collage of misquoted lines and references to politics society and sport from 1924 era including Cupid bracketing love define deflation and morale while noting figures such as Thomas Matson Dempsey and Harvey. Continues with observations on China election strains and parliamentary prospects.
Lakewood Plans Big Celebration July 2 4
Southeastern Fair officials prepare a wide range of events for July 2 and 4 including horse races running trotting and pacing linked to a Grand Circuit style card. Automobiles motorcycles and dare-devil stunt drivers headline with a monster fireworks show both nights indicating a busy holiday program at Lakewood.
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Southeastern Fair
Whch
R. H. Striplin
Harry Uenn
Luton
Essexpeed
Johnny Askew
John Leone Wil
Aiken
Leele
Laxewood
Nemo Lancaster
Tex Richards
Laweren
O’neal
Cliff Walker
Lula M Hyde Seeks Permanent Administration in 1921
Lula M Hyde of Georgia applied for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of G S Hyde, deceased, in Dawson County. The court requires creditors and kin to appear at the July 1921 term of the Court of Ordinary to show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness signature of L J Redd, Ordinary, dated June 1 1921.
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Georgia
Dawson County
Lula M. Hyde
G. S. Hyde
G.S. Hyde
L. J. Redd
Notice to heirs on J M Bearden sale petition
In Dawson County Georgia J M Bearden administrator of Elijah Bennett deceased petitions for leave to sell the real estate citing heirs at law and creditors. The Court of Ordinary will hear July term 1921 to show cause why the application should not be granted. June 6 1921 L J Redd Ordinary.
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Georgia
Dawson County
J. M. Bearden
Elijah Bennett
L. J. Redd
Sheriff's Sale Notice for 1921 Auto and Mare in Dawson County
On the first Tuesday in July 1921 during legal hours at the courthouse door in Dawsonville Ga the property of J J Coleman is sold to satisfy a Dawson County Superior Court execution in favor of Henry Gee. The item is a 1916 Oakland Roadster motor no W B 92271. Also on that day a black mare about three and a half years old weighing 1050 pounds, owned by T J Green, is sold to satisfy a May 12 1921 Dawson County Superior Court execution in favor of T P Burruss. Ralph J Grogan Deputy Sheriff Dawson Co Ga.
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Georgia
Dawson County
Dawsonville
Aaid
Oakland
J. J Coleman
Superior Court
Said County
Henry Gee
J. B. Coleman
Ralph J. Grogan
Dawson Co. Ga
Said
T. J. Green
T. P. Burruss
Ford
United States
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