Democratic and Republican Presidential Contenders Featured in Mixed News
The piece notes Al Smith as Democratic presidential nominee with two speeches on the 4th and mentions Hoover backing the dry law. It reports Savannah fines for tobacco tax violations, a strong showing for Senator George in Georgia, and political clashes as both parties prepare for the race. It also covers a deadly cliff incident in North Carolina, a Treasury surplus claim, and local anecdotes about ministers and adulatory figures.
Dahlonega Tales From the 1850s Nugget and Signal
A retrospective snapshot from Dahlonega in 1851 52 recalling Dahlonega Signal and Nugget notices. It notes publishers, ads, local officials, mail routes, prices, mint receipts, education limits, gold rush fever, railroad talk, and social life including camps and scholarship gifts. It mentions J A Reynolds selling the Signal to Lawhon Davis in 1852 and local figures such as G M McGuire Wm Woodward J R Lawhon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. McGuire
P. O’conner
A. G. Wimpy
W. ©. Perry
Wm. Woodward
M. P. Quillian
J. R. Lawhon
T. H. Kilgo
Alfred Harris
W. H. Thomas
G. C. Witherspoon
W. J. Warwick
David Nichols
J. H. Worley
Negroes At Public Outcry In Front of the Court House
J. Bailah
Methodist Church
G. T. Quillian
Dahlonega
Gainesville
Marietta
Pickens Court House
Russell
Pierce
Lumpkin County
U. S. Mint
IH. B. Williams
California
Georgia
J. S. Stacey
Old Academy
Diggins
Conner
Worley
O’conner
Thornton
J. B. Gordon
M. F. Whelchel
Alec
The
Georgia Company
Dahlorega
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Dahlonega, Ga
Office
Kone
Florida
Goy
al Smith
Savannah
George
Hoover
Middle Tennessee
Alabama
U. S. Treasury
Uncle Sam
Jackson
White County
Mr. Smith
Tom Bell
Congress
Davis
Martin
U. S. Investigating Committee
Adeline Price
Marshall, N.C
Recorder of
Atlanta
Canada District
Union County
Houston
Texas
Alfred B. Smith
New York
United States
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Dahlongea
Woody’s Gap
Braselton
the Nugget
W. B. Jones
Town Creek Creek Church
Vistors
L. G. Boyd
Cavender’s Creek Mine
Lumpkin
Athens
Wes
Augusta
Wilkens
Bobbie Wiley
Georgia Burges
State College of Agriculture
Gadsden County
Cane Creek Falls
Sarah Grindle
Mss Barnes
J. A. Barnes
Clermont
Paris
J. A. Moore
Moore
Alexander Stephen
Crawfordssville
Mr. Stephens
W. A. Housley
John H. Moore & Son
Jam Headquarters
R. F. Anderson
Watson
Smith’s
Combh
W. B. Townsend
Fred Jones
Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello, Il
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