Georgia News Roundup From Dahlonega to Atlanta
Weekly digest reports on multiple Georgia incidents including road damage from storms in Fan nin and Fulton counties, floods in West Point, and a high court ruling on automobile damages. It notes Col Hammond Johnson elected Gainesville mayor, Col Claud Bond named U S District Attorney, and Atlanta detectives leading crime actions.
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Col
Claud Bond
Toccoa
U. S
Howard Thompson
Kimsey
Supreme Court
Atlanta and Georgia News Roundup Mixed with Local Anecdotes
A Georgia roundup notes 95 cents a dozen in Atlanta, a man fined 300 dollars for counterfeit checks, flood aid calls for West Vent, and Christmas charity plans for poor children. It also reports a Gwinnett county shooting death and a son’s 20 year sentence, a marriage in Atlanta, and Willard’s arrest for price-gouging wood.
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Atlanta
West Vent
Gwinnett County
W. L. Reid
Miss Callie
J. B. Clements
J. M. Ricketts
Jess Willard
Kansas
U. S
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and assorted notices
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Also included is a note about a for sale listing of sixteen piglets and a local notice from G. C. Sarrerreny in Dahlonega.
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Atlanta
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Summit Post
Ducktown-Reliance
Georgia
Knoxville
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J, Cheney & CO
Foley
Foley's
C. E. Summers
Holcredge
Neb
Poley
Nugget to Take Week Off Before Christmas and New Year
The Nugget announces a one week hiatus with no issue on December 26 as it closes the old year. The note thanks readers and patrons for a prosperous year, praises health and happiness, and wishes a merry Christmas before resuming on January 2, 1920. It lists local names as supporters and subscription agents B. R. Mraprn & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Nugeget
Auto Tag Rates and Local Notices From Rabun County
Auto tag costs set by the Secretary of State with old tags valid until March 1 1920. Reports include deaths in Rabun and resignations in the Northeast Circuit, plus local ads on lost overcoats and harboring deserters. Mentions of fireworks at Jenkins Store and notes on newspaper delivery rules and mail handling.
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Dahlonega
Dahlonega, Ga
Fannin County
Fulton County
America
Austria
Col. Hammond Johnson
Gainesville
Chicago
President Wilsons
Pershing
Alabama
Mississippi
Wilson
Congressional
West Point
Montgomery
Chattahoochee
Atlantas
James M. Smith
Cox
N. M. Poore
Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Talbotton
the Mountain Inn
Arnold
Joe Davis
W. M. Housley
Shoats
Duroch
Berkshire
G. OC
Sarrerreny
Dihlonega
T. J. Smiths
Jackson Foster
Bessie Brooksher
Dad
W. F. Tall
Dawsonville
A. Grogan
Tarl Davis, Jr
J. G. Martin
Gainesville Ro
Gardiy Holtzclaw
Star
W. J. Hightower
John Wright
Edgmoor
Tenble
Tenble M. Seabott, Brookton, T. A. Bick, Dahlonega 4. Alfred Stancil
H. M. Poore
W. Wimpy
E. L. Foster
Hoshton
L. E, Sullivan
Broxton
Jones
W. W. Boston
W. W. Satterfield
Ed Mays
Will Shelton
Auraria
Angelsberg
Dahonega
B. R, Mraprns & Sons
E. H. Gipson
Hunt
Auto Tag Law
W.S. Dixon
Rabun County
Morris
Jenkins
Tate
Felix Crawley
Union County
Frank
Mary Anderson
Hus. Anderson
Prank McGue
Mt. Gil- Read
Postoffice Department
T. J. Smith
Meerghandise
Phony
Bank OF Dahlonega
Dahllonega
Prurtt
J. M. Brooksher
T. F. Jackson
H. Moore
H. Head
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