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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
1
Aunt Emmy raises caution as Mrs Norris claims a safe Joyellest investment promising fifteen percent income. Aymes explains bond basics and warns that safety depends on the issuer’s finances and credit rating and advises bank advice before paying.
Mason County bankers push a program to replace scrub stock with pure bred cattle. County agent outlines buying young pure bred sires and placing them with cooperative farmers. Bankers will fund purchases and take a one year no interest note to ease farmers’ access to thoroughbreds.
Announcement for a box supper at the courthouse in Dawsonville on Saturday night October 2nd to raise funds for a library. The goal is 500 volumes to meet accreditation. invites all, especially girls with boxes and boys with pocket books. Teachers urged to participate.
The Board of Education fixes November 1, 1926 as the start date for county schools. A six months public school term is planned for 1926 27 with trustees in each district to choose one or two terms. If two terms are used four months will be winter and two months summer.
Parish notices report subscriptions and box supper plans. Local figures like Rev W A Stiles greet voters. Ford mileage contest yields prizes. hospital visits and sickness update residents. Readers encouraged to attend meetings and support local businesses and trucks to Atlanta.
A. J. Gilreath, J. H. Long, R. Hi Kelley, Clyde Fouts and Clyde Pirkle left on Wednesday for Miami Flu. Mr Kelley will return but the others will stay in Miami if they find work.
The body of Mr C A Vandi vere who died recently at his home in Fitzgerald was brought to Salem and buried on Wednesday, contrary to an earlier notice that placed the interment in Fitzgerald.
The article notes that farms across New York constitute an area totaling twenty million acres, highlighting the expansive agricultural footprint of the state.
A concise aphorism notes that once a person acquires possession of something he begins to become defined by that ownership. It suggests material ownership shapes identity and status.
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