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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1917
Page
2
Local Dahlonega newspaper reports on coal shortages, school closures, and war impact across Georgia and nearby states. Notes include nurse shortages for army hospitals, troop movements, tax changes, and relief efforts amid winter hardship. Mentions Captain Harrison death and sugar shortages tied to national policy.
Notice to registrants from Lump kin county legal advisory board urging careful completion of questionnaires and seeking help from board members O J Litty and others. Also an advertisement offering one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure and testimonials for Hall's Catarrh Cure price seventy five cents per bottle sold by druggists.
Congress has voted for a dry nation this week and each state will vote on the proposal. Many plants in cities have been compelled to shut down due to coal famine impacting industry and power supply.
Bank of Lumpkin County and Bank of Dahlonega report financials at Dec 15 1917 with resources and deposits and loans. Notices announce real estate for sale eighty acres gold property on Crown Mountain piano tuning services and court notices in Lumpkin County Georgia with probate administrator appointment posted by W B Townsenv.
A short notice reports higher wages at the Pyrites Mines as workers gain extra pay May be part of a labor dispute or wage adjustment. No further details provided.
B F Anderson as administrator asks the court to discharge and receive letters of dismissal after fully administering the H F Anderson estate. The notice invites all interested parties to show cause why dismissal should not be granted, in January 1818, before W B Townsend, Ordinary.
Will be sold before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in January 1918 for cash. Property includes a six horsepower gasoline engine with belt, wagon, buckboard, and 100 bushels of corn. Levied on as the property of Hoo McGuire under an execution from Lumpkin County Superior Court in 1907.
A cluttered column notes moarsencsa and tickling throat cases, with reverea coughing linked to a vendor named Poley. It describes a scene where honey and tarts are used as remedies at a local shop.
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