Dahlonega News Highlights Rail Plan and Local Life
Dahlonega and Auraria report a wide range of topics from temperate weather and school drawings to mining, distilleries, and railroad talks. Notable items include plans for an automobile highway to Gainesville, progress on the Jones mine, and debates over a possible Dahlonega rail link with Pitner pledging support and a five hundred dollar incentive. Local updates cover church behavior rules, tax sales, vandalism jokes, and a sorrowful death from liquor-related causes.
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