Local Officials and Church Notices Listed in County Record
A dense roll of local officials is documented including aldermen mayor I Christian and S A West with trustees and school treasurer W Gain and secretary J M Brooksher. County officers include clerk sheriff tax receiver coroner surveyor and tax assessors. Notaries and peace officers cover Auraria Cane Creek and multiple communities with JP titles and guardians. religious services outline Baptist Methodist Presbyterian and Church of God schedules with pastors and Sunday schooling.
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I. Christian
S. A. West
Jos
Townsend
HW. Wimpy
W.S. Davis
Trustees City School
Wily Abhene
St Moore
W. Gain
J. M. Brooksher
Jp, Pruett
John Evans
G. Evans
W. J. Free
Dr. O. Johnson
W.A. Jones
W. J. Hightower
A. B. Keith
County Board OF Education
Eereee
J. M. Ridley
W.T. Dewdy
D. Pierce
D. W. Caldwell
Carl Shultz
John H. Moore
N.P. Dahlonega
W. P. Rider
J. P
A. R. Ray
N. P
Frogtown
G. L. Jones
N. P. Hightower
J. N. Satterfield
N. P. Jones
Creek
M. H. Kendall
N. P. Martin’s Ford
H. M. Poore
Nimblewill
J. M. Calhoun
Porter Springs
J. B. Ricketts
J P Court Blanks Filed at Nugget Office
Local office handles notes options land deeds and other blanks for Bale at the Nugget Office.
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J. P. Court
Nugget
Catalan Olive Oil Venture Recalls Barcelona Speculation
Ramon Torres of New York at an importers banquet cites Catalans based in Barcelona and recalls Solomon Isaacs who set up an olive oil agency there only to be ruined. Abrahamson jokes about coming to Barcelona to complete his education, while others debate market risks and plans.
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Ramon Torres
New York
Spain
Barcelona
Solomon Isaacs
Rambla
Abrahamson
Abrahamison
Detroit Tree Press
Journalism of the Past Record of Historic News Coverage
A brief look at how newspapers like Observer documented milestones from 1791 to 1857, noting 180 years of publication in 1921, Ireland outrages, Blackheath duels, highwaymen near London, fashion hair trends, Boswell on Johnson, Wellington's dispatch, and the Indian mutiny reporting lag.
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Observer
London Daily News
France
Ireland
Blackheath
London
Hounslow
Boswell
Johnson
Wellington
Napoleon
Above the Law Waiter and Lady Bicker Over Tips
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Shopleigh-Il noting a no tipping sign while a waiter asserts rules apply to all, yet a remark suggests ladies should not observe them. The light dialogue hints at etiquette tensions in a social setting.
Lives Lost At Johnstown Flood Recall
The Johnstown flood of May 31 1889 in Johnstown Pennsylvania caused 2142 deaths after a dam at Conemaugh Lake failed. Water reached the railroad bridge within seven minutes, fires added to the destruction, with property losses about 9.674 million and relief totaling 2.912 million from U S states and many nations.
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Johnstown
Detroit News
Conemaugh Lake
Pennsylvania Railroad
the Union
Radio Wave-Changer Switch for Radio Generators
Popular Mechanics describes a three point wave changer with locking attachment for radio generators. The switch arm locks on three spring contacts to connect different wave lengths and prevents jarring or displacement during operation.
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Popular Mechanics
Camphor-Powered Ships Demonstrated By London Tip
Report states camphor dissolving behind a toy boat reduces water resistance and propels it in circles. A pinhead-sized camphor piece could drive a toy vessel for miles, suggesting future ships might run cheaply with simple, failure free fuel.
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London
Outlaw King Had Wisdom in Silk Trade Notes
In the twelfth century Norman Roger, outlaw king of Sicily, kidnapped Corinthian weavers to Palermo. The text links Sicilian textiles to museum fame and European demand, noting silk’s vital role in medieval Italian art and commerce, with Venice trading silk by the sixth century and flourishing by the tenth.
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Roger
Sicily
Palermo
Europe
Evreux
Alps
Dialy
Venice
Vanity's Farthest North
Elsie Igloo and Aurorabore Alicee banter about stores and cold cream, noting no drugstore stock. The exchange hints at a traverse of cold weather lore and urban thrift in a brisk, comic register.
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Elsie Igloo
Aurorabore
Elsie
How Old Is a Cow Based on Teeth Diagrams
Diagrams of a cow's teeth are common but can mislead. A heifer gains a new permanent tooth pair every nine months after turning a year and a half old. Horns make it easier to judge age. Count the teeth ridges and add two.
Religious radio stations reach 83 nationwide study finds
A National Radio Chamber of Commerce study reports 83 stations broadcast religious services across the United States. The stations cover 5.2 percent of the nation's area, reflecting broad geographic reach of religious broadcasting nationwide.
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National Radio Chamber of Commerce
United States
Same Owner Anyhow
A fragment reflects on political platforms changing while party personnel stay the same. It compares the situation to an old woodman and his ax, noting the ax is ninety years old with three new blades and five new handles yet remains the same.
How to Find Him The Lodge Mystery
A newlywed husband roams after promises of returning by eleven. His wife searches the lodge directory and phones fellow members while several wives await their absent husbands. He quietly returns and taunts her, telling her to call police headquarters and the morgue if he is not there.
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Lodge
Indianapolis
Marriage A La Mode Among Indian Tribes
Detroit News notes a custom where a woman presents her chosen husband with a self made embroidered jacket and a whip symbolizing submission. The whip is rarely used and the husband typically receives only hunting trophies as gifts.
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Detroit News
Love's Ending 1 Ends As Roses Reveal Theft
A young narrator recalls a romance and a neighbor’s report of stolen roses. The confession tells how the neighbor’s accusation about roses stolen changes the speaker’s feelings and ends the relationship.
Canadian Wolves Increase in Temiskaming District
Government reports indicate gray timber wolves are increasing in the central Temiskaming district. Packs of six to fifteen wolves are seen near settled areas preying on red deer. Mining camps along the Montreal River between Cobalt and Elk Lake report many packs foraging and pushing other wildlife into cover.
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Temiskaming
Montreal River
Cobal
Elk Lake
Centaur Weather Banter Impresses Local Riders
A lighthearted exchange between two centaurs about upcoming rain and lingering spavin concerns. The playful dialogue captures a rural mood as seasons shift.
Sensible monarchs in Britain seek veto restraint
In Great Britain the sovereign has not exercised a veto or blocked legislation in 170 years, reflecting a long tradition of parliamentary supremacy and constitutional flexibility.
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Great Britain
Pve
Cook’s Suggestion on Keeping His Help
Conversation shows a kitchen caller demanding high living standards. Cook asserts he’d depart only if forced, implying leverage over his employers. The exchange hints at power dynamics and possible confrontation in the kitchen setting.
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Coca
Dahlonega
Gainesvile
Ville & Dahlonega
Avery & McCaur
America
H. Baker
Pete
Tan
B. ‘Townsend
Christian
M. Davis
Porter Vend
Hy Peek A.S Cantrell
R. W. Baker
Hall
Nature
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Maryville
Tennessee
Furnace Room
Aluminum Company of America
Alcod
McGuire Jeweler
Moore & Earlys
Bank of Dahlonega
Mr. Abrahamson
North Georgia Agricultural College
Hahlonega, Ga
J. H. Park
Box
Dahlonega, GA
Vanity
Cook
Saer
Army Mungon
U. S
Broadway
New York City
Clarence Hat Shop
W. J
EB. C. Palmour’s
C. W. McDonald
Gainesville
U. S. Army
Munson
National Bay State Shoe. Company
N, Ma
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