Dahlonega News Clip Showcasing Local Biz and Happenings
Local notes report water damage from recent rain, railroad talks, land sales, and people moving or visiting. Mentioned are Dahlonega merchants Meaders & Sons, Brooksher, J. Pierce from Murrayville, Claud England at Arlington Hotel, and Dr. Cavender in town. Also referenced: public auctions, subscrip tions, Christmas preparations, and calls to restore New Bridge post office service.
Mining notes on Ogle shaft and local mines data
Ore reports from the Ogle shaft show pumping for president’s inspection to decide on power for operations. Bunkey Hill dredge planned on Chestatee river. Tompkins completed Consoli dated Co. dorination work with satisfactory results. Rindley vein yields from twenty tons equal 151 pennyweights 17 grains of gold. Battle Branch Mine and Murray equipment progress noted with purchases and relocation to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whey
Ogle
Barlow
Bunkey Hill
Chestatee
Tompkins
Consolidated Co
Wash Jenkins
Rindley
Hutcheson
Buattle
Dahlonega
Murray
Battle Branch
The New Mass Meeting Close Vote For Mayor
The mass meeting last Wednesday night produced a near tie between the editor and Prof. Kr. B. Vickery for mayor with 56 to 55 votes. Aldermen G. H. McGuire T. S. Littlefield Boyd Gurley and W. J. Hightower were elected without opposition by acclamation. McGee withdrew after urging by citizens. Vickery eventually supported by a large faction. The paper pledges to back Vickery and the nominees, praising Vickery and thanking supporters while promising continued effort for town and county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr. B. Vickery
W. J. Hightower
G. H. McGuire
T. S. Littlefield
Boyd Gurley
Col. Churters
Lindsey Cook
J. E. McGee
McGee
Vickery
Prof. Vickery
Twe Nouener
Half Way Dots on Christmas Tree at St Pan Church
Local notes mention a Christmas tree at St Pan church on Christmas Day with all invited especially contributors. Visitors Mirtie and Artie Smith from Liberty SC stay with aunt Miss Cora Garvin. John Stringer hosted a corn shucking earning about fourteen hundred bushels and a party with several young men including Frank Burns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pan Church
Mirtie
Artie Smith
Liberty
South Carolina
Cora Garvin
John Stringer
Messrs
Frank Burns
Clgud Waters
Gordon Whelchel
Goodman Burns
Bob London
Claud Barna
Clayenes Jondon
New Bridge
Maud Chapman
7 Mile
Col. Pierce
South
Meader's Cheap Cash Store Reopens in Dahlonega After Illness
The notice proclaims the store’s return to Dahlonega with renewed health and welcomes continued customer patronage. It praises Will Vaughn as honest and capable, states a single fair price policy, and announces Christmas goods at cut prices. It also reports local college news and a legislative bid by Rev J E Blackburn in Lumpkin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
Will Vaughn
Vaughn
B. R. Mrapngs & Song
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Dera
Dts
Wisil
Goth
J. Hightowe
Joneg
Messrs. B. Meaders & Son
South Georgia
J. KR. Barnes
Henry Shelant
Atlanta
B. R. Menders
Claud England
Arlingston
Claud
Bis
Warren Hendrix
Fontin Union County
Charlie McDonalda
Porter Springs
Parmer Warrow
Berkshire
Greenwood
Bruce's
Fannin County
Strange
Col. Charters
Athaiita
William Anderson
Jackson County
J. A. Howard
Kimsey
Cleveland
Southern Power & Milling Co
Gayter Tate
United States
Messrs. G. McGuire
H. PD. Gurley
C. W. Davis
John Moore
Judge Rice
Shaw
Consolidated Gold Mining Co
Bregman
iStindarl
Arnold
Lumpkin-Chestatee
Turkey Hill
J. S. Repuenn
Yahoola
Cromby
F. W. Rainbeidga
Ohio
Vansyckle
Newark, NJ
Mr. VanVleck
Toledo
Lumpkin County
Mr. Willedge
J. F. Moore & Co
B. R. Meaders & Sons
Meaders & Sons
Brooksher
Dr. Jones
Charlie McDonald
Charlie
Tur Nugeri
T. J. Smith
Hollifield
Bony Tank
Auraria
G. W. Vallain
Sheriff
Gainesville
M. FP. Whelchel
Anniston, Ala
J. Smith & Bro. Yn
John Hall
J, BE. Blackburn
Dawson County
Bruces
Baker
Santa Clause
Fred England
Fred
Wm. Gilreath
Blue Ridge
Gilreath
Ingram
New Hampshire
Batchelder
Springfield Republican
New Mass Meeting
Charlie Huff
Meader's Cheap Cash Store
Hendrix
Miss Vianna
Afford
Reynolds
Ing Town
Miss Crenshaw
J. E. Blackburn
Lumpskin County