Local notes urge reform and report political hints
The issue notes Sheriff J M Davis seeking reelection. It reports liquor shipments, sugar exports, census work, and taxation. It mentions a Lexington Kentucky shipment, a Santa Fe style rail tale, and a county clerk’s list of select service registrants. It quotes about reform, protests, and a food theft case in Oakland. It ends with ads for Hall's Catarrh Medicine and local fund news.
Nugget Local: Weddings Moves and Liquor Talk Rise
Dahlonega welcomes Dr West as new citizen while thirty nine Nuggets ship to Dawsonville post office and other offices in Dawson county. Wedding of Dall Posey and Miss Bessie Dotson, plus Lunsford Moorehead nuptials. Revenue officers report county liquor activity. moving picture stills crew prank ends with arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Lunsford
O. A. Moorehead
Buckhead
W. P. Lunsford
G.W. Carroll
Dahlonega Baptist Church
D. O. Johnson
Cane Creek
Porter
Grizzle
Smith
Johnson Place
J. B. Clements
W. O. Waters
Dawson
Dawsonville
Lumpkin
Dawson Counties
Chatham County
Dr. Arnold
Mary Henry
Mr. Lay
Nugget's Cash Honor Roll Names Many Dahlonega Area Givers
A long list of donors and contributors from Dahlonega and nearby towns is recorded, naming individuals such as J. V. Davis, Dahlonega 2, and H. W. Gee, Pendergrass 2, along with other residents in Georgia and one entry from Socorro New Mexico. The list notes varied towns including Dahlonega, Murrayville, Clermont, Chestatee, Dawsonville, and Atlanta, with occasional occupations and notes about service years.
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G. W. Miller
Walnut
L. J. Justus
Sarah
Rey
J. R. Lunsford
Cincinnati
Henry C. Rider
M. A. Barrett
L. B. Higgins
Burtsboro
W.E. Miller
Harrison Stringer
Murrayville
Prof
B. J. Snyder
Socorro
New Mexico
J. EK. Sullens
R. C. Meaders
J. T. Reeves
B. K. Croft
Dahlonega
W.S. Wilbanks
W. W. Lee
Tom Pruett
Auraria
Jack Strickland
jJim Tate
J. M. Brooksher
T. F. Jackson
David Peck
Clermont
Garland Poore
H. D. Gurley
D. N. Black
Gainesville
G. H. McGuire
J. I. Kendall
M. Arnold
W. M. Perdew
Braselton
John McClure
Dawsonville
J. F. Adams
Atlanta
Mary Adams
Col
R. H. Baker
C. H. Jones
W. F. Keenum
B. F. Anderson
Rachael Garrett
W. O. Vaughters
E. A. Moony
O. A. Moorehead
Buckhead
John H. Grizae
Tonsin Woody
T. J. Turner
Tan Bruce
S .L. Brown
Cleveland
Hiram Thomason
Banner
Okla
Emily Gaillard
Demorest
I. M. Crow
Bessemer
Ata
Wright
Comer
Georgia Soldiers Eligible for Sweet Bill Benefits
The Georgia soldiers disabled in the war since April 6, 1917 are entitled to benefits under the Sweet bill. It lists temporary or total disability payments and monthly allowances for dependents including children and a wife, though the values appear garbled in the source.
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Townsend
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