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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
2
A broad equinoctial gale battered Georgia and nearby states, killing one in Florida and damaging multiple buildings. Georgia faces quarantine reinforcement, school spending figures, illiteracy counts, and political appointments including Henry A. Rucker possibly becoming Georgia’s collector. A suicided ex-inmate’s murder-tinged backstory outlines personal turmoil surrounding a divorce suit.
Mining notes report ongoing dredging by Seawell Dredging Co on the river and a rich shoot found at Turkey Hill by Dal Loggins. Water needs for mountain valley mining are emphasized as the Liberty Bell flame delay extends to around the 15th. mica veins are described as deepening with blocks valued at 17.50 per pound found. A Texas tornado damages Slidell, and an Oklahoma battle with high ammunition use is noted. Local subscribers and political commentary on dis franchise laws are listed.
A collection of brief notices. a baby’s obituary notes the infant’s death and burial in Augusta. reports on a storm impact in Georgia and road delays on the Gainesville line. reference to Prof Boyd’s bill in the senate about roads. tips on mailing envelopes with pricing offers for white and linen options.
Lumpkin County Georgia will sell at Dahlonega Court House first Tuesday in April 1909 for cash the tax delinquent properties of multiple defendants. Properties include halves and full lots in districts 18 16 12 15 and 17 with names Mrs M Strickland James W Beasley Estate J J Chambers Williams Bohan Mrs O N Cobb William Scott and M J Goldsmith among others. Levyed under tax fi fas by M L Seabolt Tax Collector. Sale conducted by J P Sreent Sheriff.
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