Dahlonega News: Local Notes and Court Updates
Dahlonega items report court changes with Judge Price Edwards presiding. local church matters. a fire at Alonzo Ash’s barn with livestock losses. Dahlonega basketball loss to Gainesville. Floral and goods ads at Townsend's Stand. weather swings from snow to frost affecting yield. residents move, marry, and discuss school and tax issues in Lumpkin County.
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Gainesville
Hall County
Europe
Dahlonega
Blue Ridge
Lumpkin County
Lumpkin Superior Court
Townsend’s
Mrs Adams and the Two Coppers Eyewitness Account
Ephor Nugent recalls a death in which Mrs Julia Ann Adams lay in a house with two pennies on her eyes. W R Parnes writes that he was told two coppers were all the money in the house and that his statement to Judge Evans was disputed.
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Hudson
Atlanta
Lumpkin County
Lampkin County
United States
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ephor
Cy W. R. Parnes
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