Local news notes in Lumpkin and surrounding counties
Long moves to Hall county and Mrs Norton returns to Athens for teaching. Property transfers share houses shops and stables as community readers note local purchases. County relief funds distributed. liquor law debates, road projects, weather impacts, and civic updates fill the pages with names, places, and figures from Dahlonega to Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henson Chapman
Chapman
Pyrites
Mr. Chapman
J. H. Robinson
Forsyth
Lumpkin
Dahlonega
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M. C. Long
Hall County
Joseph. Townsend
Will Rice
Stephen Rice
Episcopal Church
Prof
Rage
C W. Trenderson
Washington, D. C
Col
Pat Haralson
Blairsville
Guy Strickland
Jack Strickland
Jack
Chapman's
Gainesyide
Auraria
Auy
Gainesville
Bke
Gainesville Ayill Court
Col. Vandivere
Dawsonville
Dlouble Corps of
Moving Picture
eThis
George Hix
South Carolina
George
Mill Creek
Eastwood Satterfield
Prof. Wray
Clarkesville Street
J. P. Chester
Route 3
John Moore
Gordon Rice
J Vartfield
Mechanicsville
Board of Road Commissioners
Forsyth County
Paris
Lumpkin County
Shults
W. M. Wehunt
Davis
Board of Education
Ruge
John Lingerfelt
Arnold
Mabel Holeman
Golden Rule Alliance of America
Department For the Blind
New York
Walter R. McDonald
Augusta
Harald H. Bowman
New York City
John
Blue Ridge Mountains
Emily Gaillard
Commerge
Mise Ola Smith
LaGrange
Mary Whelchel
Gee. Pratt
Supt. Robinson
Joe Davis
Henry Wimpy
Dawson
Cherokee
Barnard
Kansas
Georgia
Hall
Flowery Branch
White County
Tin Davis
John Higgins
Frank Corn
Mrs. Camp
Villa Rica
Carralton
N. G. A. College
Clyde Wilson
Misa Ella Shope
Squire J. A. Abercrombie
Santa Claus
Greggs
G. H. Moore
South Georgia
Superior Court
Board of Registrars
W. H. Jones
Atlanta
Prof. Shultz
J. W. Boyd
Prof. Gaillard
Mrs
The
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Jrand Canal
Manddell Lilly
Tryon
N. C
B. F. Anderson
Yahoda
N.E. Grant
Dawson County
Lunsford
W. B. Gurley
G. W. Vaughn
T. J. Smith
W. M. Houseley
Allen Ray
Sanitary ‘‘Department
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