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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
4
The Dawsonville notice shows a local government or association publication dated October 11 1929. It references Dawson County Georgia and notes involvement with the Georgia Press Association and a ninth district group.
Cautious guidance urges that discussions about a child’s behavior not be conducted in the child’s hearing to protect their wellbeing. Officials emphasize shielding minors from exposure to disciplinary debates and unrelated disputes.
The article notes transportation underpins nearly all human activity and happiness, urges outdoor play for child health, and warns against deceit. It reports rail freight gains for the first half of the year, rising railroad dividends in 1929, and discusses road use of petroleum asphalt, sugar beet farming economics, and a university course on stock exchanges and capitalism.
Henry Forisaman asserts that public opinion may split on his ideas yet agrees Ford remains ahead in industrial age innovation. He claims Ford’s broad vision yields a vast product line for women at minimal space, signaling progress.
Grady W. Elliott admr announces sale of 50 acres total in Dawson County Georgia by order of the Court of Ordinary. Property includes 40 acres of land Nos 506 and 514 and 10 acres in the east corner of Lot 15 and 10 acres in the southwest corner of Lot 507. Located about three quarters mile southwest of Dawsonville. Sale on first Tuesday in November 1929 at courthouse door. Cash.
In Dawson County Georgia C W Bailey applies as heir at law for Letters of Administration on the estate of L S Bailey late of Izia County Heirs and creditors are cited to appear at the Court of Ordinary during the November term to show cause why permanent letters should not be granted W O Vaughters Ordinary signs October 7 1829.
Notice to creditors of the J H McKee Estate requesting settlement and cooperation to close affairs. Executor Homer D McKee urges prompt action.
Local notes show Merritt Owen hosting relatives near Liberty while Fannie Stowers spent time with family. Neighbors busy with crops including pes fodder and cane syrup. Mrs Geo Martin returned home after visiting Atlanta. Various families visited each other over the weekend and in the evening social calls occurred among the community. An aside quotes, Investment is the productive employment of capital.
Dr Charles Lose of Montoursville Pa attends his first Pennsylvania House session as representative from his district. He previously led Lock Haven State Normal School before losing his sight. His focus lies on education welfare and conservation of natural resources with daughter Margaret Lose Carpenter serving as secretary.
Crockett California story of King Solomon the turtle returned to its home after a 30 year absence. The shell bears initials and a date carved by J. K. Jensen in 1807. The turtle vanished two years later and was found near the Jensen home recently.
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