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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
2
A sprawling Georgia news column notes eight heat deaths in Philadelphia, discusses state education board appointments led by Dr. G R Glenn of Dahlonega, and reports on a Florida murder. It covers legislative proposals, liquor taxes, prohibition debates, local governance, court remarks, and varied regional incidents including a stock law race and weather extremes.
Notice dated July 1 1913 from Lumpkin County Georgia outlines two proposed acts for the General Assembly. First quickens to amend 1912 act allowing killing gray or fox squirrels that damage crops or property year round. Second proposes a commutation tax not exceeding one dollar per day for road labor in Lumpkin County. J M DuooksikR placed the notice.
A Cherokee Scout note satirically charts a boy’s fashion, mood, and mischief from youth to early adulthood with colorful scenes and moral judgment. The piece ends with a report that Cleveland Georgia has received a U.S. Deputy Marshal due to widespread liquor production, sale, and consumption in the area.
The American Specialty Tailoring People of New York represented by B F Anderson offer drastic price cuts on suits from 14.00 to 10.00 and 32.00 to 8.20 in a 20 day sale. Tariff reform is cited as the cause with big reductions on stock. Veterans of the north and south gather for a reunion at Gettysburg this week with social activity and humor.
Cook's Pharmacy offers fly powders. J I B Housley sells seven pigs. F A and C C Hap announce grocery and dry goods blowout with shoes at cost. M Lester lists a mule for sale and two cows with calves near Auraria priced at 80 dollars each.
D. M. Griazie offers a house and lean to Dahlon ega for sale near the public square. The two story dwelling with basement has ten rooms and a good well with pump. Another building on the lot with outbuildings. Price one thousand dollars, half cash and the rest in 12 months.
During an adjourned city council meeting of Dahlonega the 1913 tax rates were set. Retiring bonds and interest eight cents per hundred dollars. schools on the hundred dollars. general on the hundred dollars.
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