Battle Branch Gold Mining Company charter petition read
In Lumpkin County Georgia F R Benner A B Rogers and Albert E Rogers petition for incorporation as THE BATTLE BRANCH GOLD MINING COMPANY to conduct mining mercantile utilities water power electric and rail operations, with stock of 50000 par 1, and rights to acquire Battle Branch Gold Mine property, 20 year term, renewals, common stock, and broad corporate powers.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said County
F. R. Benner
A. B. Rogers
Albert E. Rogers
Boston
State of
Massachusetts
Battle Branch Gold Mining Company
Battle Branch
Battle Branch Gold Mining Company Charter Request
A fragmentary 1905 Georgia charter petition shows Battle Branch Gold Mining Company seeking corporate rights, including sue and be sued, a common seal, by laws, a board of directors, and branch offices within or beyond Georgia. The principal office is Dahlonega, Lumpkin County, with clerk D. L. Cook certifying the copy on March 21, 1905.
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of Georgia
Dahlonega
Lumpkin
State of Georgia
Prick & Carrens
Georgia
Lumpkin County
D. L. Cook
Said
Battle Branch Gold Mining Company
An Interesting Experiment In Rolling Mills
A half ton steel bar stood vertical as a cork on silk struck it. At first no effect, then after persistent repeated blows over twenty minutes the bar began to vibrate. The author argues continuous advertising is needed, like a hammering pendulum, to move business. Bank Notes.
Educating the Mountain Boys at North Georgia College
The Atlanta Constitution lauds North Georgia Agriculture College at Dahlonega for thirty four years of regional impact. It highlights Colonel William P. Price as president, praising his leadership, fiscal thrift, and devotion to mountain students. The piece urges greater state support to sustain and extend the college’s mission.
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Atlanta Constitution
N. G. A. College
Georgia
Great
Southwest
Congress
Constitution
North Georgia Agriculture College
Dablonga
Georgia Blue Ridge
William P. Price
Price
Narrow escape with pistol linked to old Bramlet shooting
J. J. H. Martin of Murrayville barely avoided injury when a pistol buried in a burning brush pile discharged twice. The weapon, later traced to the Bramlet affair that left Asbury McDaniel shot eleven years earlier, was returned to McDaniel. The piece then recalls Lincoln Johnson and other presidents rising from poverty.
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J. J. H. Martin
Murrayville
John Bramlet
Asbury McDaniel
Bramlet
DeDaniel
Mr. Martin
Mr. McDaniel
Gainesville News
Eleven Presidents Raised Poor and Southern Births Noted
The article notes that eleven U S presidents were raised poor and without education, highlighting four of them born in the South. It cites Andrew Jackson and James K Polk as examples reared in the North and emphasizes encouragement for boys and young men.
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Carolina
Abe Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson
John Adams
Fillmore
Buchanan
Grant
Garfield
McKinley
Grover Cleveland
United States
Andrew Jackson
James K. Polk
North
Periodic Pains Relief with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
A historical ad extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for periodic pains backache and nervous headaches in women. It features a testimonial from Mrs Park of South Bend Indiana and notes the druggist guarantee and 25 cent price for 25 doses from Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Park
Michigan St
South Bend
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elishart, Ing
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