Local News from Dahlonega Patroled by Pat Rodrigues
The Dahlonega town column reports routine updates: prisoners and locals, road bonds approved by the governor, mining and railroad work advancing in the mountains, farm and liquor chatter, church news, school staffing changes, and community notices across Lumpkin and Union counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Dawson
Union
Waldropp
Union County
Cleveland
Dahlonega
Lowndes
Hilsman Co
Atlanta
Lumpkin County
Third National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat Rodrigues
Charlie Duff
Lon Early
Som
Glenn
Col. Pruett
Eastwood Satterfield
J. A. Dockery
Walnut
Prof. Barnes
Board of Roads and Revenues
Pruett
Murrayville
Gainesville
Olonel
Georgia
Pierce
Suwannee
Newsman
Mrs. H. S. Rice
Kentucky
Milt Lovelace
This Place
Tennessee
Mossy Creek
Hind
Messrs
St. F
Winslow Christull
Echo
Todd
College
Ash
Blue Ridge
Chestatee
Morse Lumber Co
A. A. McDougald
Gaddistown
Revere
B. R. Meaders
Swainsboro
Homer Meaders
Minnie Walker
Maud Waters
Mary Head
Crisson
Boley Fields
Snyder
Garland Peyton
Fate Duff
Charlie Rice
John and Paul Beartfield
Rafe Ed Baker
Otis Beck
Miles Newberry
Col. Smith Harris
N.G. A. College
Ife
W. D. Haney
Ficklin, Ga
Old Lumpkin
Tillman Satterfield
Mr. Satterfield
Greensboro
Tom
J. C. Conally
Gaswic
Jacksonsonville
Fla
Tate House
Conally
Yahoola
Porter Springs
Castleberry
Quillian
Me. W. D. Vinson
Belle Garvin
Squire J. A. Abercrombie
Dallenegas
Dawsonville
Senate
Townsend
Guidesville
James Rider
Texas
Shultz
Zora Parish
Pisgah School
Miss Louseford
South Georgia
Luther Davis
France
Findley
W. H. Satterfield
Tilman Satterfield
Jess Satterfield
Buford
Thos. Robinson
Birmingham
Ala
A. M. Martin
Auraria
Irance
Martin
County Board of Education
IT. H
B. H. Smith
Sarah Smith
Jim Smith
Mary Grizzle
Geo. W. Cochran
Geo. W. Burns
G. W. Tread
Clermont
Alice McGee
Fannie McGee
Birtie McGee
Pearl Tate
John Whitner
Otis Leck
G. I. Sosebee
Tatie
Nacoochee
Clarkesville
John H. Ranaday
White County
Elizabeth Brown
Dilla Anderson
T. V. Cantrell
Campbell
Cobb County
Collins
Dahlonega Baptist Church
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