Dahlonega items mix business politics and town life
Dahlonega news summary reports store openings and closures, political campaigning and elections, church matters, football results, and local commerce. It notes subscriptions, road and bridge conditions, property sales, and shifts in residents between Lumpkin and nearby counties, with mentions of schools, mills, and the Peabody Fund grant.
College Notes and Departures at the College
President Glenn begins a three week South Georgia visit and Prof. Saddler leaves for South Carolina. The football teams are praised for sportsmanship in Gainesville last week. Capt. Williams increases popularity with faculty and students as the college notes emphasize value and expense of attendance.
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Glenn
N. G.A. College
Peabody Fund
N. G. A College
Atlanta
Dahlonega
Gainesville
South Georgia
Saddler
South Carolina
Williams
N.G. A. College
Mining Notes Show Packed Activity Across Local Mines
Water pumped from the Lockhart shaft to resume work. Castleberry property owners plan large scale operations. Briar Patch aims to rush canal completion. McAfee's mine yields 28 pennyweights from four two horse loads. Wash Jenkins reports fine ore from Findley ridge worth 8 to 10 dollars per ton. Consolida ted Co. and Standard officials to decide power for Barlow. Moose and McDonald add 228 pennyweights of gold from Columbia property in November. Bunker Hill garners Western state visitors. canal work to aid Cain creek operations. Dredge boat on river runs full time despite cold weather. stockholders expected to benefit. S. B. Smith cites iron vein near Lumpkin county, suggesting extension toward Turkey Hill and crossing Chestatee river. Household sale announced for Friday the 22nd.
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Castleberry
Briar Patch
F. McAfee
Wash Jenkins
Bunker Hill
Cain Creek
Smith
Lumpkin County
Turkey Hill
Notice of at home sale by Hutcheson Bros
At residence on December 20, cash bids only. 200 bushels corn 1500 bundles fodder shucks hay 2 milch cows with calf and 2-year steer 4 hogs 2 wagons 1 buggy harness farming tools household furniture and other items. Sale starts 10 o clock. Date November 20 1905. Hutcheson Bros.
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Menley Wimpy
Dahlonega
HutcHeson Bros
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C. W. Davis
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Glen
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John W. Anderson
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Jobin Montgomery
Jackson County
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R. C. Wood
Florida
Defuniak Sprives
Christian Billie Signal
Printers’ Union
Rome
Dablonega
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Marshal Walker
Mr. Walker
Col. Baker
Maarshal
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J. M. Broosner
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Craig R. Arnold
Southern Power & Milling Co
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Wharton Anderson
Goldfield
Nevada
Arnold
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Goodman McGuire
McGuire
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Garrikis
H. D. Gurley
Stephen Rice
Gordon
GC. P. Marehman
Norcross Yesterdary
U. S
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BE. P. Berry
Vancouver
Capt. Berry
Josiah Woody
Baptist Church
Methodist
Tur Nuecer
Sallie Gaillard
Francis Stanton
Yahoola Creek
Neisler Ford Road
T. J. Smith
James Tate
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Geo. Chapman
Evans
T. H. Parrish
Robert Parrish
George Marlow
Guipesville
J. A. McDougald
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Vine Log
Tre Nucarr
John Tate
Union
Lumpkin
Miller Davis
Indian Territory
John Redmond
Frank Whelchel
Shallow Ford, l
Marshal Grizzle
White
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D. T. Simmons
Oklahoma
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Billie Signal
W. M. W. B. Vickery
W. J. H. Moore
J. W. KK
W. Strickland
Treas
M. J. Williams
See
Y. J. W. Boyd
G. McGuire
Tyler
W. P. Price, Jr
W. H. Jones
R. H. Baker
College Notes
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