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Subject: Re: 1930 census January 2nd 2012, 5:28 am
Thanks HT, I live a little south of Rome, Ga. We go to Dalton every once in a while. Rickey
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Subject: Re: 1930 census January 2nd 2012, 5:21 am
I've been in and around Dalton, so I imagine that in 1930 it would be a real feat to pick up a station unless you lived on a hilltop or had a really inpressive longwire strung up a hillside! Incedentally, keep an eye on a shop called 'The Junkman's Son' in Dalton. I'd been there a few times years ago and there was never a lack of something interesting.
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Subject: 1930 census October 13th 2011, 5:04 pm
I was doing a little work on my family tree, and I noticed on the 1930 census there was a box to check if you owned a "radio set". Needless to say there were not to many boxes checked in rural 1930 North Georgia!