Dahlonega Ledger Milestones in Local Life and Transport
Local notes tell of weddings and illnesses among residents, a bus line linking Dahlonega and Lawrenceville with Gainesville, and plans for extended service toward Atlanta. Reports cover cattle and hogs, crop notes, tax concerns, and community events including a Bible Conference and reflections on religious attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrencville
Dahlonega
J.T. Morrow
Gainesville
Lawrenceville
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Gocal Beno
Joe Kanady
Luther Stringer
Tome
C. W. Roberts
Alma Robertson
Townsend
Mr. Wim. Rice
Alabama
Pearl Davis
W. D. Haney
Ficklin, Ga
Mr. Pennington
Miss Fields
W. Y. Grindle
Cours
Crown Mountain
W. F. Hralls
Dawson County
Paulding County
New York
Ben Satterfield
D. M. Jarrard
Texas
Mr. Jarrard
B C. Bryan
Lumpkin County
Habersham County
James Bryan
Lumpkin
Clark
Barilla Free
Mt. Zion Church
Union County
New Bethel Church
Calloway
Josiah
Ransom
Southland
A. B
Keith
Charlie Moore
Clermont
Helen
Turner Quillian
John Quillian
George Quillian
Col
W. P. Whelchel
John Hulsey
Gainesvile
Alice McGee
White County
H. H. Stephens
Mattie Stephens
A. J. Shore
G. V. Goss
Jackson County
Mr. Price
Lumkin
Mr. E. H. Bruce
McMichael
Marion County
Arnold
Fred Anderson
Atlanta
Akron
Ohio
Constitution
Southern Ruralist
Commercial Appeal
Park’s Floral Magazine
American Farming
Home Circle Magazine
Gentlewoman
Bob Meaders
Masonic Fraternity
Wier Gaillard
Bud Hightower
Dr. Arnold
Mountain Inn
Miki
Star
Moon
Prof. Gaillard
Park Street
Bank OF
Darlonega
J. M. Brooksher
W. B. Townsend
T. F. Jackson
HE City Restaurant
H. E. Watson
Sanitary & Ist
Rine
G. H. Moore
B. F. Anderson
Eszamine Goods
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