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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
4
The text presents a jumble of phrases about a barber, excuses, weather, and midnight Bernie, with references to inheritance and a cryptic line about Congress. It reads as a garbled diary-like snippet lacking clear events or names.
An assortment of remarks touches on religion, theatre, speaking, projections of the future, New York politics, photography, and the Delaware Legislature deadlock. It notes optimistic farmers, a controversial author, and tax receipts in Los Angeles, with references to public figures and cultural observations.
A public letter by former U S senator Hoke Smith of Georgia emerges. It appears to express personal desires regarding connections with the University of Georgia and a chancellor, though the exact intent is unclear from the fragment.
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners announces a bid for building a four cord wooden lattice bridge over Am Creek. Proposals will be opened at the courthouse door in June 1925. Specifications available in the county clerk’s office.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Dawson County a tract of land known as the W M Hughes place in Dawson County will be sold at public outcry on Tuesday in June 1925 at the courthouse door. It includes 90 acres plus parts of lots 378 379 and 34 in the 1st district and 1st section. Location and boundaries described. Terms cash. Charles Hughes administrator of the estate of W F Hughes deceased.
Guardian Martha L Loggins is commanded to appear at the June term 1925 of the Dawson County Court of Ordinary to answer the petition for relief on bond regarding Willie Mue Loggins. Judge W C Martin presides, with W N Martin as Ordinary.
An ornate fragment tells of Lysander John Appleton and family members in a quirky home scene. It describes ambition, chairs, lounging, and odd social dynamics as a preacher inquires about a liver condition and Daysey Mayme’s expressive voice amid financial strains.
Retailer advertises a full dry goods line with leather shoes hats clothing for women and children ready to wear. Emphasizes cash sales and low prices as a value-focused prompt to customers.
Sheffield Laboratories invites participation in a nationwide word building contest using the phrase SHEFFIELD SKIN SOAP. No entrance fee. first prize $500 and thirty nine other prizes. For full details send a stamped request to Dept. 10 Aurora Illinois.
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