Dahlonega News Roundup Reflects Campmeetings and Local Life
Dahlonega notes a bustling period with Mossy Creek and Lumpkin camp meetings, church involvement, and social events. Local officials report road work, post office concerns, and ongoing civic activity while residents discuss rail prospects, marriages, and forthcoming debates at the N.G. College.
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Mossy Creek
Loudsville
Lumpkin
Reading program figures at Seven Miles School
Ist Reader for 6th class ran Friday to Monday across 981 pages in July with 5th Sunday in July noted 981 pages. 2nd Reader class 1857 pages. Ist Reader class began Ist Sunday in August with 8581 pages. 2nd Reader class Ist Sunday in August with 3286. 1st Reader class 2nd Sunday in August with 3192 pages. Frantie Teal read through first Reader five times Sunday to Monday. Annie Poore read 1st Reader six times.
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Frantie Teal
Annie Poore
Pensions Sought in Lumpkin County and Local Races
Local residents file pension claims in Lumpkin County including INDIGENTS Samuel Porter George Burns Jacob Loggins W T Bryson James M Robinson Dr N F Toward Henry Davis John C Ferguson widows Nancy Holeman Rebecca J Bishop Julia A Anderson Susan Cooper The Oratorical Contest set for Sept 2 1905 features 3 boys divisions 100 yard races on Dahlonega streets with prizes In park exercises America song address by Dr G R Glenn and gold medal contest follow All invited with baskets for dinner Militia fence vote bill by Senator Lumsden passes adjourns for dinner Mrs John Cook reports a rattlesnake in her hen house Next issue will carry F E Bowens card.
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George Burns
Jacob T. Loggins
W. T. Bryson
James M. Robinson
Dr. N. F. Toward
Henry Davis
John C. Ferguson
Dahlonega
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G. R. Glenn
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