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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
2
Selection of brief items from the Dahlonega GA newspaper noting pardons, thefts, prosecutions, weather, and postal developments. Highlights include Gov Blease pardons, a 78 year old man jailed for killing his son, dynamite incidents in Tennessee, and the parcels post’s early success with millions of packages in week one.
The report notes plans to build a bridge across the Eballahoo chee River at Helen with work starting soon under Superintendent R. O. Byars, plus rapid progress on telephone service in Robertstown and Helen. A Gainesville & Northwestern railroad project advances with a large lumber mill expected to open by February 1st, boosting local industry and freight.
Thirteen acres of level land over half a mile from the Dahlonega courthouse near Billy Rileys. four acres with dwelling, known as WG Chmpbell property, near town. one two horse wagon and one four horse wagon. two well broke horses with harness and equipment. J Mosvis Moor listed as owner.
Bids will be received by the city at a February meeting from parties desiring the dumping of the empty wagon from Dullonega. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Mayor Towxsinxn.
Townsend not a Pa and sends out the Nug ret every wee 1.00 per year but does most all kinds of job work. Keeps printed college stationery for students on hand and sells paper and envelopes. Typewriter paper from ten cents per hundred and various pen and pencil tablets as available in Atlanta or elsewhere. Call and Save Money.
Karl Jensen the Swedish entertainer will headline a college event Monday night in January 2000. He previously performed here for Christening and provided an enjoyable program. Alumni and new attendees are urged to seize the opportunity to hear him again.
Georgina Lipkin County guardian John dt Moore seeks dismissal of Jennie Louise Steiner. Court of Ordinary of the county will hear the petition on the first Monday in February 1918. All interested persons must show cause why letters of dismissal should not be issued. January 7, 1913. HB Sirre Ordinary.
Fifteen freeholders of Auraria Malitia District No. 821 Lumpkin County petition the Ordinary for an election on fence or stock law. The election will be held for qualified voters on January 23, 1913, per official signature dated January 1, 1918.
An election is ordered for Yahoola Liberty and Froebell School Districts to decide consolidation into one district with a central school. Held at Yahoola law ground on February 15, 1913. Votes choose for or against consolidation, with returns due to the County Superintendent by February 15.
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