Georgia News Roundup From Athens to Blue Ridge
A Georgia-wide digest notes postmaster general decision, delays in Thaw case jury selection, blockades in Union County, and a murder conviction in Hall County. It cites tax refunds on cotton, a receiver for the Atlanta Daily News, an inferred infernal machine discovery, and Roosevelt's controversial nomination move. Includes apportionment figures for Lumpkin, Dawson, Hall, White, and Union counties, plus Blue Ridge hog-raising prosperity and hog yields at Central Hotel.
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Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Post
J. W. Hipp
Central Hotel
Postmasters Informed On Forwarding Matter Between Addresses
A copied letter from the Postmaster General to Hon. T. M. Bell explains that matter forwarded under a Member of Congress’ frank or a penalty label may be sent repeatedly until it reaches the addressed recipient. Postmasters should apply the forwarding order per paragraph 4 section 627 and place the new address on the matter for next mail delivery.
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Congress
Arrendale Rites Set. Arrendale Dies in Missouri
J R Arrendale formerly of Lumpkin county died January 18 at Popular Bluff Missouri after a long illness from Brights disease. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm under Elks auspices with interment in city cemetery. He was born April 28 1848 in Auraria Ga and spent most of life in railroad work. Survived by wife and two children James R Jr and Katherine. City council met and repealed hog resolution. amended pole cross bars. several accounts approved and taxes collected. News notes rain fell locally while snow touched several southern states and a Japan wrestling photo drew attention in Atlanta Constitution.
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Lumpkin County
Popular Bluff
Missouri
Bright
J. RR. Arrendale
West Popular Street
Grim Reaper
Elks Lodge
Arrendale
Auraria
Memphis
Lion Mountain
James R. Jr
Katherine
United States
W. D. P. Howell
Water Power & Mining Co
T. S. Battlefield
W. B. Townsend
J. F. Moore & Co
J. B. Housley
Official notice appointing Nugget and Signal as ad organs
The Lumpkin County sheriff announces that advertisements will hereafter appear in both the Dahlonega Nugget and Dahlonega Signal. He designates the Dahlonega Nugget as the official organ for publishing said advertisements. Dated February 6, 1907, J. M. Davis Sheriff.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Sheriffs Office
Dahlonega Nugget
Dahlonega
J. M. Davis
Missionary Rally of All the Dahlonega Churches
Dahlonega churches unite to promote February as Missionary Month with a rally at the Baptist church at 1 a m next Sunday February 10. Program includes songs prayers tributes on missions by Prof Carl W Steed and Prof E B Vickery, Adoniram Judson, and remarks by Hon D L Cook, then doxology and benediction.
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Dahlonega
Baptist Church
Carl W. Steed
Prayer
William Carey
Modern Missions
E. B. Vickery
Song
Adoniram Judson
Lands Beyond
D. L. Cook
Doxology
Benediction
Nun Killing Convictions Reported By Hall Superior Court
Hall County Superior Court recently tried and convicted three defendants in the nun killing case. Reid received 15 years, Dorsey 10, and Brooks life imprisonment. The Gus Boyd Chapter N. D. C. was hosted by Mrs. Joseph Blackburn last Tuesday afternoon with an engaging literary program followed by refreshments.
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James Reid
Hall Superior Court
Hoke Hunt
Hall Superior
Dorsey
Twitty
Reid
Brooks
Gus * Boyd
Joseph Blackburn
Dahlonega Sheriff Sale of Lumpkin County Lands
A public sale will be held at the courthouse steps in Dahlonega Lumpkin County Georgia on the first Tuesday in March 1907 from legal hours for cash. Properties include multiple land lots in the 18th 12th and 11th Districts plus the Thomas Lilly place of about 190 acres. Items seized to satisfy 1906 tax executions against Thomas K Boone Elizabeth Fisher S T Rigdon A C Johnson Enoch Mote William Skyrme and EB Mote. J M Davis Sheriff.
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Lumpkin County
State of Georgia
Lumpkin
A. ©. Johnson
G. W. Walker, Sr
L. C
Enoch Mote
William Skyrme
G. W. Walker
Thomas Lilly
EB. C. Mote
Superior Court
Said County
J. P. Lilly
E. ©. Mote
C. Mote
J. M. Davis
Timber Prices for Oak and Hickory by Hanpie Factory
Advertisement from Hanpie Factory seeking timber to be cut before sap rises. White oak paid at 4.00 per cord in 88 inch, 76 inch and 14 inch lengths, suitable for handles. Hickory timber paid at 6.00 per cord in 88 inch length, also for handles.
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