Distant notes of politics and prices in Georgia and beyond
A dense column recounts varied topics from 1909 Georgia life including crime notes in Gainesville and Valdosta, liquor and prohibition tensions, crop fears for cotton, and local political expectations. It mentions Judge Hart in Nashville, the governor’s chair, hog weights for local meat, and contested tax liens and fi fas involving Col Jones. It also covers Sabbath debates, ministerial commentary, and a U.D.C. essay contest in Lumpkin and Dahlonega schools.
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Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
Georgia
W.L. Ash
Gus Boyd
South
Miss Rutherford
Unclear sentence fragments from early 20th century notes
Reading fragments describe a pension agent aiming to mail checks by February first. A Sister Currie Nation attempted a teaperace lecture in London but faced egg throwing and had to quit. J S Sutterfield, a White county photographer, planned to move to Dahlonega to start a photo gallery.
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Currie Nation
London
J. S. Sutterfield
White County
Dahlonega
Lumpkin Superior Court Quiet Title Suit 1909
Equitable petition filed in Lumpkin County to quiet and establish title to shares of the Dalonega Gold Mining & Milling Company stock and seek injunction. Defendant Thomas R Cravens of Chicago is ordered to appear at the April term on the third Monday to answer the complaint. Witness Judge J Kimsey and Clerk D Coo x.
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G. M
General Assembly of Georgia
Thomas R. Cravens
Dahlonega Gold Mining & Milling Co
Equitable
Capitol
Dalonega Gold Mining & Milling Company
West Suring Side Avenue
Chicago
Superior Court
J. J. Kimsey
Coox
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Courthlouse
Dahlonega
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Georgia Gold Mining and Power Company
M. L. Seabolt
Lampkin County
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Kimsey
T. A. Young
Cherokee County
Eli. A. Ellison
Joe Brown
Mr. Jeffries
Georgia Masons
J.G. Evans
Winder
J. H. Bans
al Revtowar
Christian
Mr. Seabolt
Km Nuaner
Llove
A. Jones
Col. Jones
J. F. Moore
M. L. Smanoxy
Callon Lee
Mor Sale
Charlie Howell
Ellijay Road
Kor Sale
Columbia Records
Craig R. Arnold
Connecticut
North Carolina
Sumatra
Tros. M. Bett
Washington, D. C
Lusapkin County
Code of Georgia
J.B. Prorrr
Lumpkin Superior Court
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JPY
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Forgia
Tion
North Georgia Agricultural College
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University of Georgia
Cuatterep
G. R. Glenn
College Street
G. H. Moore, Proper
Daily Hack
Rosa M. Ash
Howard N. Ash
Floyd T. Ash
Emery
Ash
Lewis M. Ash
G. G. Evans
Ord’y
W. P. Price
W. A. Chamers
L. Price
J.F. Larceno
Hi. FE
New Bridge, Ga
Blacksmith
Henry Underwood
T. J. Smith
John H. Carter
E. C. Gurl
H. D. Gurley
Bank OF Dahlonega
Busines
J. H. Moore
Gurley Old Stand
T.S. Littlefield
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Pps
G. McGuire
Homer Head
A.J. Cavender
Dahlorega
Ga- Oflice
Moore Building
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