Georgia News Roundup Notices From Dahlonega 1911
A Dahlonega weekly notes state topics across Georgia including new taxes for roads by ordinary, a resignation from KB Angier as U.S. district attorney, and changes to state taxes due by September. It recaps legistlative game laws, felonies and court decisions, and local crime headlines with regional mentions such as Macon and Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lampkin County
McDonald
R. P. McDonald
Court of Ordinary
J.F. Prowrr
Death of R. C. Wood at Tate's Hotel
R. C. Wood died Sunday at 6:80 PM after years of residence at Tate's Hotel where he was cared for by the Tate family. A Kansas native about 74, he left Leroy earlier and owned property in Florida and Kansas. His nephew R. R. Burbanks arranged for burial in Mt Hope Cemetery by the Odd Fellows lodge to which Wood belonged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wood
Tate’s
Tates
Mr. Wood
Leroy
Kan
Florida
Kansas
Kt. R. Burbanks
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Odd Wellows
Important Laws and Bills on the Statute Books
The Journal lists bills placed on the statute books or to be placed after referendums including general education measures governor borrowing power tax changes for corporations medical and labor provisions and regulatory reforms. It notes governor Snaith will not call an extra session or veto excessive measures and highlights kidney health anecdote promoting Foley Kidney Pills.
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Snaith
Congress closed on last Tuesday and other Georgia notes
The article lists political rumors from Georgia including Gov. Smith possibly resigning in December and Hon. John Holder urged to run for governor. It mentions Taft vetoing a farmers tax bill, a public school fund increase proposed, and a tax exemption bill for farm products. It notes typhoid cases in Atlanta and a Marietta bank opening with J. C. Gurley as cashier. It ends with medical ads for Foley Kidney Pills from Dr. C. H. Jones & Son.
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M. Balent
Little Penna
Streator
Foley
Woley
O. H. Jones & Son
Congress
Gov. Smith
Relief for Hay Fever and Colds with Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mr. M Stewart of 1084 Wolfram St Chicago reports strong relief from hay fever asthma and summer colds using Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. The testimonial notes hot months bring symptoms diminished by the remedy and claims similar benefits for others. Sold by Dr. C H Jones & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
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the & Nugget
Dahlonega
Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
KB. A. Angier
U. 5
Christian Science
Atlanta
Clayton
Macon
Treasury
Senate
Telegraph
Travers
Court of Appeals
Daniel
Flint
Griffim
S. B. Harrell
New Dublin
Western and Atlantic Commission
Taft
Jesse Mercer
Fitzgerald
Rockefeller
John Holder
Gwinnett County
Merriet Camp
Harry
John Bb. Davis
New Holland Cotton Mills
the Merchants & Farmers Bank
Marietta
J. C. Gurley
Gurley
C. H. Jones & Son
Amanat Waycross
C. H. Jones
Dahlonega Hotel
J.F. Sargent
Prop
North Georg's Agricultural College
G. R. Glenn
A.M
Dahlonega, GA
Gasolin Lighting Co
H. E. Watson
W.S
Gaiinarp
College Street
G. H. Moore
Daily Hack
Gainesville
P.A. Head
General Merchandise
Place OF Business
Sargent Building
Public
F. A. Head &Co
Rabun Gap Industrial School
A.J. Arreutr
Rabin Gap, Ga
Isuyan
Monitor
Sad Tren Co
Gti
Anprhaas
Trahlonern
Dahlonega Bakery
Watson
A Fink
Jack R.E. Barer
Dahlonesa, Ga
Conriia
Lumpkin County
Masavid
Rider
John W. Rider
Pry
T. S. Littlefield
Chaser
H. D. Gurley
the Bank OF Dahlonega
M. ¢. Head
Coralie
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