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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
3
Ordinary's court set for next Monday. Auction of Sheriff sale scheduled following Tuenday. Local notices refer to EB Se eg wees and AY a a. This fragmentary item records a local plea and a forthcoming public sale.
Mrs. J. B. Thomas and Sheriff Orr were among those on the sick list this week. The Board of Education schedules its regular quarterly meeting next Tuesday. A. B. Ethrige visited his former Jackson county home earlier in the week. Mrs. J. B. Byers is improving after illness. The Daw sonville Missionary and Aid Society formed Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church with officers named. The annual Dawson county Teachers Institute begins Monday with Prof. Hunt directing. Mrs. Aurora Fowler presides over the new society as secretary Miss Pearl Taylor, and treasurer Mrs. J. J. Clack complete the officers. The first meeting will be at Mrs. Vandiviere's home on the fourth Sunday in July at 4:30 PM.
Mr William Holden of Texas visiting relatives shares a claim for a pain relief remedy marketed as Pink Pain Tablet. The advertisement urges readers to try Dr Shoop’s product before spending money and cites a Racine Wisconsin address for sales.
Tomorrow Sunday the union hosts an all day singing in Dawsonville inviting all to bring song books. Etowah Lodge F and A M meets Tuesday evening in regular communication with work in second degree. Misa Eva McKee returns to the area after months away in New York and Washington Cities, now at her home north of Dawsonville. Dr Shoop Catarrh remedy advert promises free trial and sale details.
Mes. Martha Edmonson was adjudged unsound and confined in an asylum. Dr Vandiviere ordered confinement after Sheriff Orr could not make the trip, with Mr. J H McClure deputized to transport to Mill Golgeville.
A Dallas resident lauds Dr. King's New Life Pills as effective against malaria and biliousness. The Herald debut praises editor WW H Craig and business manager, wishing long life and prosperity to the paper, its editor, and readers.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy. It promises relief from stomach and kidney troubles and boasts a testimonial about a man who recovered after using three bottles. The claim emphasizes earth’s best cure by J C Bolding, 500.
The Dawsonville circuit selects church delegates for the upcoming district meeting at Heawell in July. Dawsonville church names J. H. Howser as delegate and A. Pate as alternate, Hopewell selects Walker Stephens as delegate and J F Skinner as alternate, Shilosh names B X N Gilstrap as delegate and W T Arthur as alternate, Salem names J B Hayes as delegate and W V Hayes as alternate. Rev H A Winstead will attend with the delegation.
Lt. L E Bass U S Navy by direction of the Navy Department establishes a permanent Recruiting Office at 916 12 Market Street Chattanooga Tennessee with a branch in the Knoxville post office building for enlisting desirable young men. Full particulars of requirements will be provided by addressing the above named officer.
Local millinery firm John A Heard & Son announces updated hats with expert Miliners Miss Julia Swieney and Mrs Mary L Heard in charge. Customers urged to visit the old stand for current designs and fashionable finishes today.
Hon J B Hubbard traveled to Atlanta to survey political terrain ahead of the legislature. Bartow County held a prohibition election February 20 with 1,721 total votes and 94 for liquor sale. The Waycross Evening Herald features a Benj P Parks write up, noting his Mountain region roots and success with Myers & Parks.
A quack-laden sermon warns women against marrying men who abandon family duties or show religious indifference. It mocks superficial displays like spotless collars and fashionable neckwear, arguing true integrity matters more than appearances. It cautions that pre marriage acts predict post marriage outcomes.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Fulton County Georgia granted at the term the executor estate of Rouse Egeleion deceased announces a sale. The sale proceeds benefit the estate and creditors under Georgia law.
Baptist Rev D P Gor presides over Sunday and Saturday services. Methodist Rev As Winstead offers services. Tawson superior court meets 2nd Monday in February and first Monday in August. Court of Ordinary meets first Monday each month. Board of Education meets first Tuesdays in January April July October. Board of Roads and Revenues meets second Monday monthly. Authorities listed include J J Kimsey Cleve Jan GA W A Charters Dahlonega GA C A Vandiviere Ord'y R D McClure commissioners.
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