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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
2
A broad般 survey notes price trends for meat and staples, legislative moves, and local incidents. It mentions Gov Dorsey election chatter and pension reforms, railroad and postal improvements, market shifts in crops and fruit, plus crimes including a Bibb county murder and a pickup fight near Cooper Gap.
A detailed review praises the Mountain Inn summer program at the N G A College Auditorium. Lawrence Everhart and Wier Boyd receive high marks for piano and violin performances. Readers commend readings by Meaders and Crawford, plus vocal duets and a Chicago Conservatory connection.
Mr Pierce a jury supervisor was absent. Mrs C S Moore visit from Helen. Mrs Hutch Wimpy ill at Henry Wimpy’s home. Col Baker delayed in Cherokee court. Revenue officers found a still in Porter Spring District with 5 000 gallons beer. Date Parks near St Paul church suffered paralysis in Gainesville. Lettie Coffee and Lizzie Woodward visited Capt J W Woodward’s family. M J Ridgeway of Hartwell met Prof Shultz and relatives awaiting college entry. Fannie Matildin sold R T W Christian property for 1 509 dollars. Garrett and Ervin youths arrested for hauling apples in Gainesville. Revenue officers questioned two men on a car about drinking. one claimed only what was in his stomach. There may be a compromise.
Valdosta Times reports on a Walker Hardwick debate with Cliff Walker delivering sharp rhetoric and writerly style. The piece notes a fearless stance toward a possible joint senate run with Tom Hardwick and highlights varied local names and participants listed in an advertisement and honor roll.
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