Local news fragment from Dahlonega weekly
A roundup of regional items notes a nine year old held on a murder charge in Valdosta, Amos Ledford killed by lightning in Union county, thefts in Commerce, and dynamite in Mitchell county. It cites weather, drought impacts, farm tips, legal probes, and the Leo M. Frank case with planned execution on October 10 pending a possible new trial.
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Valdosta
Amos Ledford
Union County
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
Georgia
Dorsey
Franks
Porter Springs Visitor List From the Summer
A list of guests and vacationing families at Porter Springs includes Mrs. Jane Strong Miss Lidie Whitner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Whitner of Atlanta Miss Frannie Brown Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson Mr. Richard Simpson Master Jefferson Simpson and others. The article notes Judge Smith public rounds and court repairs, plus tax and stock law discussions comparing Lumpkin and Union counties with stock values and impacts.
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Porter Springs
Jane Strong
Francis Kelley
H. P. Richmond
Lidie Whitner
John Villepique
Camden
S. C
O. F. Simpson
Atlanta
Charles Simpson
Laurens
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Porter
John Cooper
Caroline Cooper
Jno. Cooper
Kate Cooper
Toodlea Cooper
John A. Whitner
Jacksonville
Fla
T. BR. Sawtell
Howard Sawtell
Isanra Sawtell
Richard Sawtell
W. W. White
Enders White
John A. Whitnier
Arnold Thompson
Dahlonega City Tax Book Opens October 1 1913
The city tax book of Dahlonega will be open from October 1 until October 31 1913 for the purpose of collecting city taxes. W B Guenter treasurer releases notice.
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Dahlonega
W. B. Guenter
Georgia Lumpkin County
Chestatee River
Ashford
Special Notices from Dahlonega and surrounding towns
Listings advertise city property in Dahlonega with lot two story dwelling outbuildings and well water, a tombstone business in Winder, Georgia offers best prices, and a rural produce dealer in Davis district buys corn, hay, grains, eggs, poultry, hides and wool at market prices while selling cheap goods under cover.
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Dahlonega
J. W. Hann
Geo. W. Rider
Davis
Freight Transport Ties Gainesville to Regional Shipments
A reliable firm is contracted to move freights dispatched from multiple points via Gainesville, or goods shipped from Gainesville itself, ensuring consistent handling of all shipments in the area.
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State Reformatory
Gainesville
Freight Proposition Urges Community Rail Support
A local appeal urges Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad Cr. to act on a proposed line to Dahlonega. The writer warns that without county cooperation and timeliness the railroad may not be built, noting the company offers reduced rates to prove freight potential and deliver goods to merchants promptly and cheaply.
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McCombs
Gainesville
Dahlonega
Noffort
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