Captain James H Nichols emerges as marshalship favorite
Boss Buck's successors likely to be named within two weeks as two front runners remain Captain James H Nichols and a long overlooked dark horse. Nichols, praised for Christian munificence and unwavering Democrat loyalty, gains solid backing from Gordon Colquitt and Congressmen including Tate, signaling potential appointment once Dismuke's support collapses.
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Buck
Barry
Renfroe
Dismuke
James H. Nichols
Gordon
Colquitt
Congressman Tate
Captain Nichols
Justice for North Georgia demands on geologic report
The Elijay Courier urges the Geological Department to publish Prof Whatley’s North Georgia gold fields report or give a clear reason for withholding it. It argues the region lags and must be recognized, noting Prof Yeats is seen as fair and likely to seek justice for all sections of the state.
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Elijay Courier
Geological Department For
North Georgia
Whatley
Geological Department
Yeats
Telfair
Bell
Ryde
Enterprise
Georgia
Kytle
Tsay
Bar of Justice
Georgian
General Assembly
Complessonoy Kytle
Georgia Geology and Editorial Reflections in Local Papers
A collage of editorials and quips from Georgia papers mocks political manipulation and state pride. It cites Livingstone as popular choice, notes critics in Dawsonville and Dalton, and recalls Georgia figures like Gov Northen and a State Geologist. The piece gloomily transitions from winter to summer with the season’s mood.
Whatley and Friends Plead With Professor Yeates
Whatley and his companions petitioned repeatedly to obtain what they sought from Professor Yeates predecessors. The article notes the ongoing request and the lack of response from prior holders, highlighting the sense of frustration among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatley
Yeates
The Progress Faces Sale Rumor and Comic Farewells
The Progress paper in Cleveland is advertised for sale by the sheriff on the first Tuesday next month, though local papers mock the move. The editor jokes of printers colic, retirement, and plans to recover by living off the government teat for years while preparing a triumphant revival in a new democratic dress. The note ends with defiant faith in the paper as a Cleveland institution and its readiness to defend its causes.
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Cleveland Progress
Dahlonega Signal
Brethrey
Colc
Stanton
Cleveland
White County
Georgia
Knowledge Brings Comfort and Improvement
An advertisement extols a pure liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, as a health aid that cleanses the body and relieves headaches and fatigue. It claims wide medical approval and credits the California Fig Syrup Co. with manufacturing and distributing its 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
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Myc
Elche
California Pi
White County mines boom prompts praise and speculation
News notes White County mining activity with several mines yielding rich ore and promising prospecting claims. Mentions W I Courtenay Reaves mine riches, W I McAfee ditch survey for White County property, and Longstreet placers. Also highlights Capt J H Nicholas as a strong U S Marshal candidate and announces a June start for a Presbyterian paper in Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. McAfee
Duahlonega
White County
Dress Goods Store Displays Sparkling Spring Fabrics
The department presents a store within a store with loaded tables crowded counters and shelves full of dress fabrics. Shades range from subdued tans and grays to a popular color line ending in Royal Heliotrope, promising beauty and splendor.
Sheriff Sales in June at Cleveland Court House
Legal advertisements announce June sheriff sales in Cleveland with multiple parcels to be sold for cash. Properties include J Q A Westmoreland’s land on Lots 29 and 30, a five acre OC M McAfee tract, and the Frank M Bell attachment judgment lot with improvements. Also scheduled is printing office equipment from Dahlonega Nugget now owned by Cleveland Progress, all levied under court orders.
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Court House
Cleveland
Ins
J. M. Horton
J. Q. A. Westmoreland
Frank M Bell
James Glen
Frank M. Bell
Poe
the Nugget
Dahlonega
The
Cleveland Progress
Said
John KR. Glen
Superior Court
Said County
Wo G McNelley
Mattie J. Woodward
L. Brown
Court of Ordinary
Andrew Dorsey
W. J. Dorsey
MccKinney
J. Mc Dorsey
J. D. Cootey
E &E
Dorsey
John M. Dorsey
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MO. R. Glen
Offcial Organ of
Cam Browns
Pharmacy
Cainesville,jca
Cleveland Ga
Jutice
Livingstone
the Constitution
Dawsonville
Dalton Argus
Ali Haretta Pree
Glen
Gov. Northen
Old
Elijah Courier
Thomasville Review
South Carolina
North Carolina
Weber of
Baltimore
Hood
Barsaparii
Mara
Clara Bun
Caroline
McElderry
Tatu
Pitta
Wire County
Nacoochee
Mr. W. IL. Courtenay
Reaves
James McAfee
Reaves-Eenderson
Kenimer
Longstreet
N. OW. Jackson
Ours Tayer
J. H. Nichola
U P
Chevalier Bayard
U. S. Marshal
Democratic Party
Nicholas Host
John Blats
Guy Klopton
Presbyterian Church of Georgia
Gainesville
Leavenworth Business College
OS College
F. J. Vanvernene
Delaware St
Leavenworth, Kon
George
ESTES
Ville
Oceans of Nations
Garret
GHO
Ikorgia
Wittie County
EB Craven
War J
Snortest Nortm
Tam
Excelsior
Bet
F. A. Ames & Co., Elesele Manufactur
F. A. Ames & CO
Owensboro, KY
L. Marier
J. R. Earle
Marier
Attorneys AT Law
Grimesville
Jon
Rown
Aus Mealors
Genuine
H. H. Perry
W. S. Huff
Attorney AT Law
Dahlonega, Ga
Julius L. Deyton
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