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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
1
Readable parts show clubbing rates and weekly constitution references, with scattered figures like 2.00 and 2.25. The fragment mentions South regions and a push to send in while funds last, but details are incomplete and names unclear.
The Commerce News praises Rev. W. R. Foote after his arrival to Dahlonega praising his fit with the First Methodist Church. He preached his first sermon and the parsonage received welcome renovations and a hot supper. The Georgia Bureau of Industry plans to distribute a Swedish Georgia book to 50,000 people in Norway and Sweden to attract immigrants. Bagley Gober Orchard Co. approves planting 100,009 more peach trees, bringing total trees near 500,000.
A Baltimore American reprint recalls a post office official outlining strict limits on rural carriers. They may carry only mail and merchandise by patron request, cannot accept gifts or act as canvassers, and must avoid direct patronage solicitations or nonofficial transport. The piece also recounts a Montana mountain tale about dynamite on a trail.
Deputy Sheriff Blackwell was jailed in default of bond but posted bond on Wednesday to appear at a preliminary hearing scheduled for Saturday. A woman about 85, well connected in the county, alleges she was intoxicated by Cloud and taken advantage of while working in a field last spring, a matter causing much indignation in the county.
Within three weeks recently more than 2000 mules were bought in Tennessee for shipment to Mexico where they will be used in cultivating cotton and rice. The exchange hints at social chatter over fashion while noting a large mule shipment bound for agricultural work in Mexico.
In Lumpkin County Georgia B O Jones applies for permanent administration of the estate of Martin L Jones late of the county. The notice cites creditors and kin to appear at the probate office within the legal time to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to B O Jones. Witness G G Evans Ordinary dated December 1906.
Judge J J Kimsey presides in Cleveland Georgia with W A Charters as Solicitor General. The circuit calendar includes Dawson Rabun Habersham Towns Union White Lumpkin Stephen counties with specified court Mondays from January through November across each county as noted.
COUNTY OFFICERS G G Evans Ordinary D L Cook Clerk James M Davis Sheriff E J Walden Tax Collector J M Calhoun Tax Receiver J Jarrard County Surveyor J A Hollifield Treasurer J M Ricketts Coroner.
Kiowa City announces Mayor Ki B. Vickery and a city board including Aldermen W B Gurley G H McGuire W J Hightower T J Smith T8 Littlefield W P Price Jr with Clerk W J Worley and Marshal W W Crisson named to manage municipal affairs.
Baptist Church led by Pastor J. E. Ash Jr holds Sunday morning and evening services. Prayer meeting Thursday night. Sunday School at 9 o clock. Methodist Church with Rev EB Dempsy at 11 am and 2 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Sunday School at 3 pm. Regular weekly schedule for worship and study.
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