Dahlonega News Briefs Reflect Local Troubles and Hopes
Lumpkin county notes report new school funding, weather damage, road work plans, and community events. Posts on elections, church notices, funerals, and local commerce accompany updates on sickness, lumber prices, and a severe freeze impacting utilities and transport.
Farmers Union Meeting Called for Dab Lonega Court House
The Farmers Union calls a meeting at the Dab Lonega courthouse on Saturday February 15 1908 at 10 am. All locals to be represented by a proper number of delegates. Business of importance to be discussed.
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Farmers Union
Dablonega
Religion politics mix in 19th century church notes
The piece notes how some in politics favor religious rhetoric over scripture. It reports Rev A J Smith’s recovery from pneumonia and describes ongoing work by Rev G T Chandler and Rev W T Dowdy in Lumpkin Circuit. It also mentions Rev J E Blackburn’s health and his pastoral care of Siloam churches amid recent sickness and deaths.
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Stephen Rice
Nannie L. Rice
Mrs. Rice
Vallonega
James L. Howell
Lumpkin County
Rice
Dahlonega
I. F. Dempsey
Mt. Hope
A. J. Smith
Dahlonega Baptist Church
Itsis
G. T. Chandler
Lumpkin
W. T. Dowdy
J. E. Blackburn
Bro
Blackburn
William Cowper
College man from California arrives this week
A young man enters college here from California this week. Townsend's Stand is likely to change bands on the first of February, and owners of the concern are urged to call and pay it to Mr Watson by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Clyde Meades
Dahlonega
Watkinsville
Clyde
Atlanta
Meaders
Arene Menders
Nuearrs
Joseph Hatfield
Monticello
Gordon Rice
Milner, Ga
Joseph Townsend
Midland, Ark
Will Hartman
Thomaston
Stephen Rice
North Poll
John D. Dorminery
Exchange National Bank
Fitzgerald
California
Townsend
Watson
Lumpkin County Facts From Cobb’s 1851 Law Digest
The excerpt notes Lumpkin County’s creation from Cherokee in 1882, with Dahlonega as county seat and academy incorporations in 1833, a Tesnateo academy, and various state funding for roads and institutions. It lists elections, juror raises, and civic milestones through the 1880s, including Dahlonega’s incorporation in 1883 and related public notices and officials.
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Cobb
Lumpkin County
Cherokee
Dahlonega
Tesnateo Academy
Gilmer
Tennessee Line
Louisville
State Line
Union County
Grand and Petit
Taloniga Academy
Dahlonega Academy
Athens
Court House
Duahlonega Blues
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WV. G. Fitts
Mrr. G. Evans
Soni
Board of Education of
Lampkin County
Messrs. Littlefield
Jap Williams
Ben Anderson
Ash
Nicholls
Georgi
Union
Lampkin
Billy Riley
Ista Rucker
Londons
Fred Hart
Loudsville
Clarence Tolbert
John Anderson
Katie May Hall
H. A. Hall
City
W. 8. Hall
Seabolt
Nes
Erven
Saul’s Chapel
M. H. Head
Douglas
Dr. Sehly
Savannah
Georgia
A.J. Smith
Hopkinsville, Ky
Grip
Mr. Smith
Gainesville
Hughes Moore
W. C. Thomas
McCay’s
Tenn
Dilipres
Jim Witt
Athem
Mr. Marcus Williams
Mr. Ritchie
Prof. Boyd
Chestatee District
Jatter
G. D. Bruce
Joe Avery
Hughes Anderson
Messrs
J. J. Seabolt
Carl Shultz
Geo. Keith
County School Commissioners
Miss Grace
Fightover
Jim Tate
W. C. Driver
McLish Ave
Ardmore
Oklahoma
U. S. Mail
Gilmer County
Dublonega
Judge Evans
Henry King
J. K. Blackburn
Mr. Johnson
Bertha Cantrel
John P. Brown
Midriver
Camden County
Birdie Meaders
Mr. Brown
Mt Hope
Rev
E. F. Dempsey
W. P. Rider
Jacob N. Satterfield
Jones’ Creek
Eldridge Lingerfelt
Martin’s Ford
W. B. Loggins
Robert Laws
Mill Creek
R. BE
Burt
Nimblewill
M.C. Chester
Porter Springs
J. M. Ducker
Shoal Creek
G. M. Burges
Wahoo
J. H. Gillispie
Yahoola
P. L. Conner
Martin Head
M. J. Williams
Crisson
Farmer’s Union
Blam F. Dempsey
Homer Head
Dahlonega, Ga
Rt. Hl. Baker
A. Cavenjer
Moore Building
E. Ss. Souther
G. H. McGuires Jeweler’s Store
J.P
Justice’s Court