Prohibition Losses and Harvest Plans Highlight Georgia Notes
Local notes report prohibition losing support in Tennessee and Georgia figures seeking harvest labor. Marietta Canning Factory capacity is 50,000 three pound cans daily. Ex president Grover Cleveland reportedly died a poor man. Georgia figures discuss Taft, reform, pensions for Confederate soldiers, and legislative inaction. An editorial laments debt laws and political fundraising while recalling Earnest Willie Upshaw.
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Marietta Canning Factory
Institute Program for July 6 Week of School Training
A detailed schedule outlines daily sessions from Monday to Friday including prayers, lectures, and subjects such as Primary Arithmetic Geography History and English. It lists instructors like D. Starr W. Grindle J. Seabolt Col. Baker Dr. Cavender and notes a concluding board of education meeting on July 7 with an invitation to trustees and the public.
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D. &. Starr
J. J. Seabolt
Lizzie Jarrard
Mary Johnson
W. D. Heabert
John Woody
Callie McGee
Col
KR. H. Baker
Fannie Duncan
H. I. Nelson
Mary Dyer
Prof
Ash
Fred Cavender
Penn and Oglethorpe
Maud Jackson
J. Cavender
Fannie McGuire
Jefferson
Washington
Hamilton
O. A. Bennett
Patton McGee
Fannie Gaillard
Board of Education
Church News from Dahlonega and vicinity
Rev. J. W. Hughes and Rev. J. B. Blackburn with their congregations visited Rock Springs Porter Springs Enon and Dahlonega churches. The Dahlonega evening service focused on the Lord's Supper and practical Christian ethics. Children's Day at Dahlonega Sunday School is planned for next Sunday at 8:30. Gainesville District Conference set for July 7 at Buford with delegates urged to attend. August 8 is the Dahlonega Sunday School Rally with county representation.
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Rock Springs
J. W. Hughes
Novetta
Porter Springs
Enon
J. B. Blackburn
Dahlonega
Christ
Jesus
Gainesville
Buford
Georgia Legislature Watchful Over Dismissal and Travel Plans
The piece notes Governor Smith's reluctance to explain the Little Joe dismissal to the legislature and mentions a push to adjourn for $100,000 savings. It covers a July election notification for J. M. Brown, a Dahlonega delegate, and a planned but halted legislative trip to Chattanooga over barroom closures. It also reports Emory Speer’s Fourth of July address in Gainesville and a U S government soap and towel distribution for Indian reservations.
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Judge Gaston
Gainesville
Taft
Little Joe Brown
Georgia
Washington
Uncle Sam
W H Smith Announces 30 Day Closeout in Town
Advertises drastic price reductions on dry goods shoes and groceries for cash or barter as owner plans to close his store and move to the country. Asks debtors to settle accounts before leaving town and urges customers to call for bargains. July 1 1908.
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W. H. Smith
Foreclosure of Attorney's Lien In Etowah Gold Mining Case
In Lumpkin Superior Court the Etowah Gold Mining Company is ordered to pay W A Charters two hundred dollars with interest from June 18 1907 at 7 percent and costs or face foreclosure of his lien and sale of the property to satisfy the debt. The ruling was issued April 21 1908 by Judge J J Kimsey.
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Etowah Gold Mining Company
Lumpkin Superior Court
W. A. Charters
Nowah Gold Mining Company
Julia Brackett
Capee
State of Georgia
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Mtowah Gold Mining Company
J.J. Kimsey
Judge Superior Court
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