Georgia and national notes drift through a busy week
A collage of items from state politics to local events includes Governor Smith, ex governor Terrell, a U S Treasury surplus of 87 million dollars, wholesale and retail talk of liquor, prison reform bills, and a roundup of social scenes. The piece mentions legislative sessions, pay raises, blockade liquor raids near Gainesville, and civic cleanups in Blue Ridge and Dahlonega.
Stock Law Election Passes Quietly in Lumpkin County
The stock law election held in Lumpkin County last Wednesday passed off very quietly with results by districts. Districts already designated by a certain rule show the latest distribution of votes and indicate the path toward the legal change.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Prohibition Support Shown From Oklahoma Letter
A reader from Oklahoma praises the paper and urges fathers to set better examples. Temperance mothers pray for Oldlatoma to become a prohibition state and asks Georgia’s praying people to aid the cause. The note echoes a broad temperance demand from many others.
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Oldlatoma
Good Old Ga
Revival plans and local notices from Lumpkin county
The Lumpkin county church column reports Rev. Arthur Maness beginning protracted services in July at Amicalola church and Jones Chapel with Rev. A. D. Echols assisting, then Porter Springs and Shady Grove. It urges prayer for revival year and notes other local items including a Georgia legislature race and pension discussions.
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Logansville
Arthur Maness
Lumpkin Mission
Amicalola Church
Bro. Dempsey
Amicalola
Lampkin County
Jones’ Chapel
A. D. Echols
Gainesville
Bro. Echols
Porter Springs
Shady Grove
Lumpkin County
Legislative Bills and Local Notices From Georgia Legislature
Reports on Senate and House measures include rotating Superior Court judges and setting solicitors general salaries at 2500 dollars, extending Western and Atlantic Railroad to the coast, a 30000 dollar Baker county liquor license, a corporate tax board, jur y trial protections, and prohibiting corporate free passes. Also notes a Georgia preacher Lupton's Zion-building fund requests and a Georgia probate notice for G W Bruce estate administration with July 1 1907 as the date.
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Solicitors
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Seacost
Baker County
Notice to Teachers Institute Opens in Dahlonega
The Teachers Institute for Lumpkin county begins Monday July 8 1907 in Dahlonega and runs five days. All licensed teachers not retired must attend and be on hand by 10 a.m. on the first day. J J Sranovr GC 8 0.
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Lumpkin County
A.J. Bruce
Bince
G. W. Bruce
W. H. Jones
G. G. Evans
Dahlonega
J. J. Sranovr
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