Dahlonega News Letters Wide Rural Tales of Life
Long column from Dahlonega recounts road work, water, liquor issues, and local characters. Mentions Turkey Hill, Chestatee District, Nucarr subscription, Moonshine seizures, Pyrites Mines, local mint building, Broadwell cotton, and a mix of community anecdotes from 1919 era Lumpkin County.
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Dahlonega
Turkey Hill
Lous
Chestatee
Mr. Brown
Shults
University At
Athens
Gainesville
H. M. Ash
Uncle Sam
Prof. Snyder
Nebraska
Gordon Hester
Akron
Ohio
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lumpkin County
Georgia
South
Mr. Weigle
Pennsylvania
Hisself
B. BE. Stringer
Autryville
John B. Broadwell
Crab Apple
Acre
Broadwell
Dr. Cantrell
Jim Tate
U. S. Mint
Dr. Glenn
N. G. A. College
St. Louis
College
Superior Court
Art Anderson
Wimpy
Calaboose
Atlanta
Clay Creek
State Board of Education
John Jackson
Ducktown
Mr. Miller Davis
South Georgia
Cedar Mountain
Bell Brothers
Copperhill
Blue Ridge
Annie May Grigory
J. H.turner
Mill Creek
Ash
Board of Roads and Revenues
R . Ellison
TI. S. Elliott
Madison County
Malone
Kentucky
Craig R. Arnold
Dr. Arnold
Annie Waters
Cat Brooksher
Winder
Leela Tate
Frank Wimpy
Davis
Mr. M. Wright
Charlie Sains Camp
Wm. McDonald
This County
Alabama
Ricketts House
John Moore
Boyd
Ilee Hously
Jenkin’s
W. B. ‘Townsend
Frank Mincy
B. F. Freeman
Nimblewill District
Freeman
Mr. Ashton
Chicago
Briar Patch Mine
Steel’s Bridge
Dawson County
Jones’ Chapel
Seven Days Adventists
Hall County
Pyrites
W.B. Townsend
Hughes Moore
Billy Riley
J. F. Pruett
Charlie Clemons
Claud Burlington
Lumpkins
Marion Sullens
Bearden’s Bridge
Route 5
Clark Bryan
Cane Creek
Nuaarr
Clark
Eva Cavender
Milledgeville
W. J. Worley
Preacher Lynn
Brother Lynn