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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
4
A collage of assorted quotes and stray lines on flowers dogs Henry James epigrams and a grocery joke. The passage mixes admonitions about dog exercise and humorous snippets attributed to various names with garbled OCR-like phrasing.
A Lumpkin County Georgia petition to the Superior Court requests incorporation of Porter Springs Land Company with 1200000 capital in shares of 100 each, seeking a 20 year term and potential increases. It lists objects including operate Porter Springs, general mercantile and farming, telephony or hack lines, real estate and mortgage powers, and branch offices. The principal office is Porter Springs Lumpkin County. attorney H Baker signs. clerk D L Cook certifies.
Creditors of the estate of Jane Boggs are asked to call and settle amounts due. Those having claims against the estate should present them. Ty ee SELD, Adm'r, Nov. 30,1
Commissioners announce a court ordered sale of Lot 180 in Dahlonega Lumpkin County Georgia. The 1 4 acre parcel includes a 20 by 90 foot southwest strip carved from the lot and records reference a 1908 deed. Proceeds to be divided between administrator B F Anderson and John Earl Nicholas Howard. Cash terms. Sale set for the first Tuesday in January 1907 at the Lumpkin County Courthouse.
By order of the Court of Ordinary Lumpkin County the estate of Henry F. Anderson deceased shall sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in January 1907 at the Lumpkin County Court House. It comprises a ninth undivided interest in parcels 904 905 916 917 918 in the 12th district, farming interests in parcels 845 and 1266, and a half acre city lot in Dahlonega with dwelling bounded by Wilson Chestnut and J. S. Moore lands. Proceeds go to heirs. Cash terms. December 3 1906. B. F. Anderson Advi r of Henry F. Anderson deceased.
A list of everyday purchases appears including beverages, preserves, canned items, coffee, citrus fruits, crackers, oysters, sardines, salmon, baking powder, meats, sugar, fruit, candies, cigars, tobacco, nuts, soaps, matches, shoe polish, condensed milk, and blank stationery sought for college routes. A note invites patronage.
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