Dahlonega News Roundup Weighs Taxes and Town Affairs
Local column covers seed corn prices, Christmas goods, and electricity. notes visits from H M AS and Will Hutcheson. reports on church superintendents, ministers, and community events. Mentions a proposed business tax, road and railroad debates, bank reorganizations, and a missing money bag found.
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B. R. Meaders & Sone
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega
Georgia
Marion Wylie
Three Mile Post
Trinay Road
Dablonega
Marshal Ray
Mayor Jones
Maursbal
Benfit
Pruett
Ben Smith
Kent
Pentecost
John Hall
Secon
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Seal News
Mountain Club House
Mr. H. M. AS
Lula, Ga
H. D. Gurley
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DabjJoucun
Eivlteen
Will Hutcheson
Auraria
Santa Cause
Gaillard
Presbyterian Sunday School
Revs
Cunningham
Burges
Augusta
Enoch Mote
Surfshore
Hl. D. Gurley
Shenry Cannon
Baptist Church
Jackson County
Dablovega
South Georgia
Hughes Anderson
Bar- Huy
Tate's
Jos. Smith
Hedwig
Wile Carroll
Bank of Dahlonega
W. H. Satterfield
Chestatee
Dahlonege
B. F. Anderson
Post Office Department
Daily Mail
Gainesville
G. A. McGuires
Democratic Executive Committee
John Crawford
Dawson County
Tom Sargent
Lumpkin Superior Court
Jess Adams
Bob
Frank Meaders
Ispach Mote
Calvin Perry, Jr
John Ralston
Frank Mincey
Mr. Wash Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
W.E. Byers
Prof. Barnes
Jacob Cain
HW. M. Poore
Rogers
Ry Kent
J. Bo
Wash Donkins
Miss Wathiell
Atlanta
North Lumpkin
Shady Grove
Jones’ Chapel
W. W. Bouncers
Pas
New York
Alanta and Etowah Valley
Murphy
State Line
Verstelle Glenn
Philippine Islands
Glen
J. F. Holder
Blue Ridge
HH. Woodbury
Ashville
N. C
Georgia City
Carter
Bank of Pahlonega
T. F., Jackson
Dr. Cantrell
W.T. Butler
Garnet Bridge
Charlie McAfee
Ray
Carrey School House
Brittain
Limpkin County
North Georgia College Club
College Chapel
Steiner
J. W. Boyd
Cane Creek Falls
Keystone
State Geological Survey
Etowah Valley
H. B. Watson
Camming
Ge Ti. Moore
H. M. Poore
WW. E. Ricketts
Canton
Kf.t. LiaPrade
Winslow
Ariz
Mr. T. S. Littlefield
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