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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
2
The Dahlonega paper laments unproductive legislatures while reporting on a depot in Atlanta and a uniform school-book bill. It notes a deadly Mass explosion, lynching flights from Danville, and a gang of social issues from taxes to labor transfers and crime.
A group of Dahlonega gentlemen and guests visited the Betz Mine now the Etowah Gold Mining Company's works. They viewed the new ore crusher and milling setup designed to recover gold from black sand. Host C R Arnold led the tour, with remarks on the process and its potential to save gold previously lost to the Ketowah river.
The note mentions services likely beginning at Concord next Sunday and reports Auraria remains lively with local activity. It records a Dewey school enrollment of fifty five pupils with most present daily, requests return of library books, and notes a townsman returning from Gainesville where Joel T. Miller represented the county.
Board of Education leader Mgr. Bobwood travels to Middle Georgia this week with railroad hands. A Bible society forms here led by Rev. W. A. Higgins. Baptist revival promising this season. Honor roll includes Howell Miller Missouri Poston Carl Free Annie Summerour Clara Norrell Edith Bell Jno Trammel Bell Tlutcheson Maggie Norrell and Mildred Summerour.
Officials in Atlanta face milk supply issues as talks begin with the secretary of state. A proposal asks for an electric railway bridge from Gatesville to Atlanta to improve regional connectivity.
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