Election row and local notices from Dahlonega era
The report covers election aftermath, liquor concerns, local crimes and fatalities, road work updates, and community notes. It mentions C. C. Porter defeating W. Y. Grindle by four votes for tax collector, Ida Perry’s suicide, Uncle Henry Dyer’s death, and urban development like road paving and timber shipments toward an acid plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Porter
W. Y. Grindle
Jax Collector
Mr. Grindle
Grindle
Mill Creek
Henry Dyer
Henry
Mavy
Gillead
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Jenkins
Dahlonega
Miss Ida Perry
John Perry
Perry Brothers
Cantrell
Haynie
Ten Cent
Atlanta
Gainesville
Birtrsville
Cliveland
Atlanta Daily Constitution
DeWitt Stewart
Warren
Ohio
State Revenue
Holt
J. P. Parker
Lumpkin County
Farmerville
Oklahoma
C. A. London
Townsend
Quillian
Turner Quillian
Mr. Quillian
Helen
Grand Jury
Squire Mart Ducket
Porter Springs
Ruw
Moore
Prank Fitts
Trughes Moore
A. R. Dyer
Pyrites
This
Yast
Auraria
Nuckollsville
John Davis
Cane Creek Falls
R. A. Phillipson
Theodocia Jones
Baptist Church
W. T. Evans
Floyd Davis
Yahoola
West Calhoun
Messrs
Ben Anderson
A. W. Anderson
Canton
Wilbanks
Anderson
W. F. Duckett
Will Loggins
Martin’s Ford
Stancel Boys
Greenville
8. C
Dora Cochran
Geo. W. Cochran
State Sanitarium
Nimblewill Church
Perry
Dawsonville
Neel
Tal Odum
Ash
Tal
Marshal Anderson
J. E. Grizzle
Comej
J.W. Haynie
Mar
T. J. Smith
Kew
G. HM. Moore
L. W. Calhoun
Ford
Henry Solomon
Dahlonega Motor Company