Dahlonega Daily News snippet shows local notices
A compilation of brief items from Dahlonega Georgia and nearby towns. The column mentions Atlanta property with no owner, cotton crop expectations, banker counts in Georgia, Rockefeller income, a railroad wreck report, congressional representation praise, Roosevelt spelling controversy, congressional pay votes, and local anecdotes from Gainesville and Marietta. It also notes a piggons on the Kimball House roof and mule purchases.
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Kimball House
Atlanta
Marietta Journal
Old Confederate Veterans Visit Marks Upbeat Shop Talk
W H Satterfield Geo W Burns and N Tank, aged veterans, visit the sanctum. They recall Civil War hardships and a tale of a flag gift in Atlanta. Uncle Boney anticipates Indian money as solace while federal prisoners dine on turkey at Christmas. Albert Henderson and Prof Ed Bracket quarrel over real estate ending in a rib injury.
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Tuesaday
W. H. Satterfield
Geo. W. Burns
Boney
Atlanta
Belle Rucker
Albert Henderson
Ed Bracket
Cleveland
Mr. Henderson
Shoveling Coal and Convict Life in Georgia Yard
The report sketches Jesse Rawlings in Cherokee brick yard life after removal from jail. He shovels coal under lenient supervision and may earn a pardon in five to six years with good behavior. Nearby notes mention Miss Marion Bloodworth named secretary and a girl walking miles for work.
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Jesse Rawlings
Valdosta
Cherokee
Rawlings
Cherokee Co
Macon
Adjourning Congress and local incidents in Georgia
The report notes Congress adjourned until January 3 and lists varied local items: eggs at 80 cents in Homer. crimes in Atlanta including an attack that blinded a man and a fatal shooting. a Georgia cotton buyer’s death by suicide. calls for state school funding. Philippine tension involving negro soldiers. Roosevelt’s possible involvement. a Baldwin county reformitory for youths. tobacco seed availability via Congressman Tom Bell. pension dates for Lumpkin and surrounding counties. Yahoola cemetery cleanup. a drunken cow incident in Dahlonega with humorous caution.
B O Jones Applies for Permanent Administration in Martin L Jones Estate
Georgia Lumpkin County notices B O Jones applies for permanent administration of Martin L Jones estate. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the clerk's office within the legal time and show cause why permanent administration should not be granted. Witness dated December 10, 1006 by County Ordinary G G Evans.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Amanda Jones
Martin I. Jones
G. G. Evans
Ord’y
B. O. Jones
Martin L. Jones
Martin II
Jones
G, Evans, Ord’y
Discharge Petition for William Stringer Estate Granted
W H Satterfield administrator of William Stringer estate petitions for discharge after full administration. Court cites all concerned to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted, to take effect the first Monday in January. February 1906 G G Byass Ordinary.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
W. H. Satterfield
William Stringer
William Stringers
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