Local Notices and Miscellany From Georgia And Beyond
A compilation of brief items from Georgia and nearby areas notes subscription pricing, a fire caused by a cigarette in Fitzgerald, census work starting, doctors meeting in Athens, divorce suit in Texas, voter disfranchisement claims in Georgia, a fatal baseball injury in New York, a land sale in Dawson, disorderly conduct case in Manchester, poll tax vs registered voters in Fulton, sample registration law, alfalfa feed practices in Nebraska, and opinion on the primary process in Lumpkin County. Also mentions Halley’s comet sightings and local subscriber list with names and routes.
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Fulton County
Church Fiddling Ban Sparks Local Debate in Etowah
The Etowah church in Auraria district adopts a resolution barring members from playing a fiddle or attending dances after a young woman won a five dollar prize at a Dah Lonegea music convention two years ago. The piece notes tensions between social gatherings and religious rules, urging unity and caution. A public square gathering announces cadet escorts and a veterans’ ceremony at the college chapel with music, prayers, and a procession to the cemetery.
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Etowah Church
Auraria
Dahlonegea
Local Store Ad and Tax Notice from Lumpkin County
AT JOHN H. MOORES offers a wide range of goods from candy and hardware to seeds and clothing with a price emphasis. Tax notices list first round dates and locations for land tax, and J M Heat executor seeks discharge of estate duties with a May 1910 court deadline.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. M. Heat
W.E. P. Head
J.P. Proerr
Democatic Meeting and Farm Yield Prizes Notice
Congressmin Bell proposes no substantial premium for top corn yield per acre in upland and bottom run. The ninth district counties prize the second largest yield. Lampkin county executive committee calls a Dahlonega court house meeting on April 18 2010 at 1 pm to fill vacancies set primary election date fix rules and conduct county business. Nf D Guring chair T S Lirmerie secretary
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Congressmin Bell
Democratic Party of
Lampkin County
T. S. Lirmerie
Seev
Reward Offered in Pine Mountain Mine Fire Arrest
Crain R Annoin Receiver offers one hundred dollars for arrest and delivery to Lumpkin County Sheriff of those who set fire to Piedmont Mining and Milling Co buildings including mills bunk house blacksmith shop on April 1 1910 at 2 o clock. Proof required.
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Lumpkin County
Georgia
Piedmont Mining & Milling Co
Bets
Crain R. Annoin
Lumpkin county announces candidates for local offices
A flood of notices from Lumpkin county announce candidacies for Democratic primaries in 1910. Individuals including R. H. Baker for Representative, C. Heap for Clerk, D. L. Cox for Clerk, M. Moore for Treasurer, and A W Crements for Tax Receiver declare intent to seek re election or office. Other names include J. Perry and Robert McMillan for circuit roles and W. Sloan for solicitor general with dates in January.
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Oue
Vorues
Lamerts County
Robert McMillan
Clarkesville
W. 3B. Sloan
C. Heap
Superior Court
Lumpkin County
J. F. Casteperry
A.W. Crements
Sam
G. H. McGuire
Alfred Grizaur
S. Lirrneenenp
Reelection Plea and Thanks From Local Sheriff Candidate
text shows two candidates, FOR LITERIFE and J. M. Riekrrrs, thanking supporters and requesting votes in the Democratic primary. F Sargent pledges to be a faithful officer if elected and to serve the people. Riekrrrs states he will not be in the race a year hence and seeks support for the coming election.
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Consatin
Tan
Tam
Cotple
Bar
D. A. Krwaey
Crnevin
H. HH
Perry
Gainesville
Toccca
B. Jones
F. Sargent
J. M. Riekrrrs
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the & Nugget
Dahloneca
Winn
Dahlonega, Ga
Witzgerald
Athens
Texas
Ceorgia
New York
Charlie Sammerour
Dawson
Reese
Cobb County
Manchester
N. N
Nebraska
Old Land
W.B. Tate
Pickens County
Union County
Lumpkin
Chicago
Kentucky
Pinkney Davis
Gaddistown
M. G. Head
Dahlonega
M. L. Jones
C. R. Soyey
O. Soyey
Ontario
Oregon
W. B. Loggins
C. N. Fitts
Joseph McDougald
Chas. E. Ridley
Porter Springs
S. M. Kimsey
Mary M.o’kelley
Murrayville
R. Cain
Etna
Wash
C.C. Porter
J. A. Othran
J. D. Owenby
A. Jones
Hayesville
College Chapel
Old
R. C. Meaders
Dixie
Oxpt. Woodward
Court House
Daughters of the Confederacy
Marrin Gailwarn
Sarzin Mbapers
Capre Craic
Pentecostal
Nuager
Lance
Wil Jenkins
McGuire
John H. Moores
Crumby
Rogtown
Chestatee
Yahoola
Cane Creek
Wightower
Jones’ Creek
Nimblawill
Davis
G. H. McGutrrr, PT. R
Rt. C. Meadersas
Atlanta
China
Gainesville, Ga
Democratic Meeting
John M. Brooksher
Sarah A. Eance
Hecen Ahs
J.P. Prvett
John M. Brooxsuer
Admi
Sarah A. Lance
Farber
Hotel Mall
Henry Underwood
Solicitor General
House of Representatives of
R. H. Baker
D. L. Coox
M. Moore
Literife
A.J. Cavender
Moore Building
Postoffice
T J. Smite
J. F. Moore & CO
ARE Stile
John H. Carter
H. D. Gurley
T. F. Jackson
Bank OF Dahlonega
PT Nang Lines
Columbia
Edison
Craig BR. Arnold
Heiel Hall
Tompkin County
Nnns
W. J. Burt
Court of Ordinary
Lampkin
Lumpkin Town
Said
State
Said Courrty
Enid
Das. I. Annekson
Jon M. Bur
W. I Burt
Nicetrie
Ahlonega Feed & Livery Stabee
College Street
G. H. Moore
Prom
Br. Wer Head
Dahionega, Ga
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