Detroit Directory Reveals Early Town Name Origins
Detroit was established as a town about 114 years ago and the name Detroit was chosen after six other cognomens failed. The Detroit city directory notes a sequence of names and figures from the early settlement, including Yon-do-t-ga and Wa-wea-tun-ong, with Fort Peumiths referenced in early fortifications.
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Detroit
Peumiths
Tacoma
Man Claims Wall Was Thrown To Piercing The Moon
A boastful tale unfolds in a town where a man wagers he once threw a wall with such force it pierced the moon. Another man counters with a dramatic sighting, claiming to have stood on the opposite side and caught the nail.
High Prices for Books in Modern Bindings
Prices for rare volumes climb to $1000 to $2500 each in modern bindings. A recent issue saw a set of Dickess published in America with a price per volume around $1000, each bound with white silk and leather and kept in a white leather casket.
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America
Important Information About Red Cross Work
The article outlines Red Cross governance for chapters and branches including dues, donations and accounting. It explains how funds and relief supplies are managed, and notes the chapter’s duty to maintain close relations with branches and to provide information and guidance from headquarters or divisions.
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Red Cross
Washington
Central Committee
Ter
Gentral
Commissioners Report for June Expenditures and Provident Entries
June report lists numerous individuals and firms with services and supplies for county offices including jail, medical, shop work, provisions, printing, and repairs. Totals show overall disbursements culminating in 6004.20.
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T. A. Adkins
H. O. Davis
L H. Harris
M. Wood
W. E. Ford
J. D. Hargrove
W. C. Daves
C. B. Culpepper
J. D. Lester
H. J. Patrick
City Market
G. W. Lindsey
E. R. Kirkland & Sons
T. C. Williams
McKinley, & Gray
Walton Bros
Austin, Bros
J. Frank Powell
Vienna News
T. H. Gregory Co
Byromville Herald
S. Manuel
J. D. Adams & Co
Gurr
Gry Marshall & Bruce Co
J. G. Forehand
D. B. Thompson
W. I. Butler
G. W. Sangster
M.S
D. A. Byck
Jd. L. Henderson
Pridgen Bros. Co
J. B. Walton
Leta Wood
Treas
Dooly Fertilizer Co
Reynolds & Woodward
Mattresses Colquitt Sheffield
L. L. Woodward
Claim Selig Co
Viegna Telephone Co
W. R. Gunn
Southern Express Co
W. H. Hogsett
Many People Run in Dixie Overland Tour
Savannah hosts the Dixie Overland Highway tour with 52 cars and 206 people, plus larger contingents from Columbus Metter Dublin and Statesboro. Judge T E Patterson urges nationwide road building as vital for peace and war mobilization, stressing hard roads to defend against invasion.
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Savannah
Dixie Overland Highway
Tybee
Columbus
Metter
Dublin
Statesboro
T. E. Patterson
Griffin
State Highway Commission
Patterson
Bank of Vienna cashier’s oath on 1917 condition statement
J B Hamilton cashier of Bank of Vienna swears the included bank condition statement is true as per bank books. Sworn and subscribed before notary Joe Morgan on June 27 1917 in Dooly County Georgia.
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Bank OF Vienna
Vienna
OF Georgia
Dooly County
J. B. Hamilton
Joe Morgan
N. P
D.C
State OF Georgia
Dooly Savings Bank
D. C
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