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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
4
The item notes a 1.00 annual subscription in Dawsonville Georgia and mentions post office class, charity phrases, and associations. It includes scattered editorials about work mining efficiency and waste in a dated 1929 context with irregular phrasing.
A Wisconsin official notes Americans expend about eight million on public display per person and two quarts on average for each citizen. The piece highlights national air routes, stock exchange dynamics, farm road access issues, and rising transport costs. Contends progress relies on citizen buying power and strong industries.
Unclear fragmentary OCR describes fires and danger across multiple ports and forests. The text mentions water shortages, evacuations, and widespread damage including homes and factories. Details are garbled but indicate a large regional emergency with crowded scenes and ongoing efforts.
In Dawson County Georgia the appraisers appointed to set apart a year's support for Mrs H W Wilson and her two minor children from Homer Wilson deceased have filed their return. The court is cited to show cause by the first Monday in October why the application should not be granted. Dated September 15 1929. W O Vaughters Ordinary.
Sworn statement reports ownership and management of The Dawson County Advertiser weekly in Dawsonville Georgia. Editor and Publisher listed as Mrs B J Liotvard. owner noted as Dr I O Siler of Route 3 Warrenton Georgia. No bondholders or security holders. Sworn Sept 80th 1929 before Grady Shoemaker C S C.
In a domestic dispute the woman cites every possible argument to persuade her husband she is right. The confrontation escalates as she breaks every dish in the house.
Rain and mud slowed travel as Frank Gober and son Robert made a business trip to Gainesville Monday. Many residents spent Sunday visiting relatives and neighbors including the Stowers, Gravitt, Slaton, and Martin families scattered around Coal Mountain and nearby communities.
The One-Stalk Cotton Show under Sears Roebuck Agricultural Founda tion and National Fertilizer Association, ties with Atlanta Memphis and Dallas fairs, offers thousands in prizes. Entries open to farmers from several Southern states with one stalk per farm unit, grown on 1929 crops, with judging on seed, disease resistance, leaf preservation, maturity and strength.
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