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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
4
The Marietta Journal notes that most smokers do not quit easily and that many start in youth seeking masculinity. It also reports over 400 Jewish families moving to Jerusalem weekly, with poverty yet emerging as a Jewish city. The State University may camp at Gainesville in April.
The notice lists sheriff sales in Lumpkin and Hall counties for February 1907. Properties include land lots numbers 148 208 338 343 and 116 in various districts, with details of owners Laura Acland Sarah Goss and executors of John W. Haynes. Sales occur at the Lumpkin and Hall County courthouses within legal hours, cash terms.
An advertisement lists soda water, hop ale, ginger ale, olives, oranges, lemons, coffee, sugar, canned goods, crackers, oysters, sardines, coffee, peanuts, candies, cigars, tobacco, and Van Camp's Condensed Milk. Also blank and printed stationery for college and rural routes, inviting patronage.
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