Georgia News Briefs From Dahlonega And Around The State
The issue reports the grand jury returning 16 true bills, plans for a hosiery factory in Gainesville, and appeals in Frank’s case. It notes tea stores robbed near Tifton, a farmer using corn meal as an experiment, and wind of potash shipments to the U S. It mentions West Virginia prisoners freed for lack of funds, a Texas Oklahoma storm toll, a Macon death linked to a brother’s death, and pension cuts for Alabama home guards. It covers trials in Athens May 12, Dope Foes in New York, tax equalizers in Atlanta, and a Dahlonega man arrested for alleged crime with details of last week’s court actions including liquor and cruelty cases and a mad slander verdict with two-year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Palmer
John Cochran
L. Sullens
W. B. Walker
Water Power & Mining Co
Craig R. Arnold
D. M. Ash
T. M. Smith
T. W. Waters
Madslaughter
Dudge
Foley's Honey and Tar cited as effective cough remedy
An illustrated complaint praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds as safe for children and effective for adults. A Sioux City reader reports rapid relief for a severe cough in a daughter after using a 25 cent bottle. The page also lists a Grand Jury and county items, including expenditures and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
L. Poole
Sioux City
Iowa
Summer School Opens. Diverse Talent Draws Students
The summer school finishes its first week with forty three students from Lumpkin, Hall, Dawson, Union, White, Elbert and Forsyth. Classes run six days, with self directed topics and state prescribed subjects. Lectures by Dr. Glenn and Prof. Camp are planned, plus a minstrel show and Round Table discussions. The program runs until May 8 with notable instructors from North Georgia Agricultural College and the State Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Hall
Dawson
Union
White
Elbert
Forsyth
Floyd
Glenn
Camp
Newman
Lumpkin and
Crump
Ash
Newman and Wilson
North Georgia Agricultural College
Parrish and
Holt
State Department of Education
Jere M. Pound
State Normal School
Parrish
Ordinarys Expenses Highlight Historic County Costs
The article reviews Lumpkin County finance committee reports from 1901 to present to compare ordinarys pay for extra services. It lists various year figures and notes small tax payer impact, then mentions a jail guttering project connected to a well pump as a step toward water works for prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin County
Coral
NGOS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dahlonega
Dahlonega, Ga
Gainesville
Frank
State Pardon Board
Tifton
Banks County
Itis
Germany
United States
West Virginia
Willard
Texas
Oklahoma
Macon
Alabama
The
Macon News
DeKalb County
Corn Club
Mexico
W. H. Shelton
Athens
Citizens and Trust Company
New York
Atlanta
Tax Equalizers of
Georgia
Frank Moose
Donaldsonville
Moose
T. F. Jackson
A. N. Chapman
W. H.C. Tate
W. A. Head
J. S. Satterfield
Gurley
J. H. McKee
M. C. Long
O. G. Stephens
M. C. Chester
H. D. Gurley
W. D. Abercrombie
Gaddis
W. A. Higgins
W. J. Turner
J. D. Ash
B. F. Corbin
J. B. Waters
J. F. Turner
J. Y. Chapman
J. L. Walden
Jacob R. Dowdy
H. F. Parks
J.B. Jones
J. C. Barnes
W. H. Jones
J. W. White
A. D. Gayden
J.N. Davis
Geo. Duff
Mister Davis
Basel Brady
Neeley Anderson
A. M. Grizzle
B.D. Burges
C. D. Moose
JL. D. Jarrard
Walter Grindle
Ua Seraates
Sherman Anderson
Thos. A. Grizzle
J. AW. Stancil
J. W. Abercrombie
Jos. B. Anderson
W. J. Dyer
W. G. Abercrombie
W. H. Sosbee
Peter Woody
Virgo Parks
Karl Davis
M. A. Moore
BE. C. Jarrard
Fred Chapman
Y. G. Pearce
J.M. Lance
Smith
Supreme Court
Bunair
Board of Tax Assessors
Ilegal
State of Ohio
AL As
A. W._GLEASON Notary
Trall
I. II
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Nail
Mary Loveless
M. F. Crawcorp
B. R. Meapeis & Sons
Adney
POL
Compou
Geo. W
LaGrange College
LaGrange, Ga
Virgil
Taok
American Conservatory
Chicago
W. M. Banserr
Tane
I.E. Tare, T. J. Suirn
Cutler
Gosep
Bank OF Lumpkin County
Bob Meaders
A. B. Keith
Bank OF Dahlonega
Home Institution
Kankofi Sakiloneg
J. F. Pruett
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