Governor Northen's Letter Prompts Local Editorial Response
A Cleveland Georgia paper, the Cleveland Progress, reports Governor Northen's letter denying a published paragraph that insinuates a duty to act. The editor questions the governor's impartiality and notes the governor’s promise to publish the northwest Georgia portion of Dr. Spencer's geological report, asserting it is a duty owed to the region.
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Northen
Executive Department
Amanta
Arrin
Clevelanp Progress
Cleveland
Tombat
W. J. Newmen
Spencers
Northwest
Georgia
Cry
Northens
Publication call for Whatley geologic report in Georgia
The governor and critics clash over publishing the full Geological Report including Dr Spencer and assistants. The piece urges equal recognition for northeast Georgia and Whatley’s geology work, noting his exoneration and urging newspapers in the mineral section to publish his report.
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Northen
Spencer
North East Georgia
Northwest Georgia
Professor Whatley
Whatley
North-East
Georgia
North-West
State Geologist urged to map mineral wealth
A State Geologist laments that the mineral wealth of this section remains undeveloped and largely unknown beyond gold. He argues past efforts were hampered by lack of energetic leadership and deliberate neglect in recognizing the region's potential.
Impartial States Lull Mountainous North Goavetu
The speaker laments long neglect of mineral riches in the mountainous North Goavetu region. Generations have trod underfoot untold minerals and fear future stumble unless they receive proper provision. A geologist is demanded now to assess and guide exploitation.
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Ion
Goavetu
A Thorn In The Flesh And A Possible Diamond Find
A public appeal to leaders rails against Boss Buck as a thorn in the flesh while detailing Mr. Geo Williams of Nacoochee presenting a rough sixteen ounce stone to mineralogists in Rabun county. Some say diamond, none yet confirmed. Williams plans to send it to Tiffany in New York if verified, potentially yielding seven figures.
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Geo. Williams
Nacoochee
Georgia editor hints at governor bid and World’s Fair retreat
The Hiawassee items critique a political mood in North-east Georgia. The piece praises Hon. Allen D. Candler as a worthy governor, hints at possible candidacy, and notes a cholera scare won’t affect plans to attend the World’s Fair while denouncing third party propaganda and old campaign lies.
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Georgia
Allen D. Candler
Col. Candler
Gainesville
Ile
Colonel Candler
Propose and Prosper in NE Georgia and Beyond
A mix of political opinion and local notes. The Charlotte Observer urges limited government and opposing tax on essentials, praising Allen D. Candler’s leadership in Georgia. It reports on a potential income tax plan from the president and notes a deadly earthquake in Zante. The piece promotes a revival at the Methodist church and calls for unity among Christians.
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Methodist Church
Syrup of Figs claims comfort and health benefits
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels colds headaches and fevers, and improves health by acting on the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It stresses acceptability of taste and universal approval by the medical profession and notes it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co with bottles priced at 500 and 1.00.
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California
Syr Cp
Mineral Resources of White County Highlight Rich Deep Ores
White County in Georgia has long yielded placer gold with nuggets up to twenty five ounces and extensive dust. Deep vein work shows richer ore but crude mining tech limited recovery. experts now attest deep refractory ores can be mined cheaply, boosting regional prospects. Early mines on Dukes Creek produced substantial royalities and values. local operators tout comparable riches across several mines and invite expert verification.
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Georgia
White County
Benj. Reynolds
Dukes Creek
M. F. Stevenson
Richardson
Col
F. M. White
Memphis Tenn
Tle
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Wire County
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Andrew Dorsey
Ne. Lido
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John M. Dorsey
W. B. Bell
Wairk County
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EB Craven
Cleveland, Georgia
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Pate
W.L. Marier
J. R. Earle
Marier & Earle
Grimesville
W. S. Huff
Attorney At Law
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NcElree
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Thedford
H. A. Jarrard Cleveland
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