Lumpkin County News Notes on Roads Crops and People
Local column covers weather, crop prospects, fibs about copper at Jones Creek, road bond plans, stock law votes, and community updates. Mentions Clifford Stargel arrest, new phone line to Jones Creek, 4th of July observations, mining talk, farm canning advice, and recent weddings and deaths. Includes Dahlonega and Chestatee district notes and road improvements hoped with county and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin County
Atlanta
Lumpkin
Dahlonega
Robert McClure
Tom Keith
Dawson County
Dawsonville
Chestatee
Gainesville
Porter Springs
Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kecal News
Jones’ Creek
Winder
Clifford Stargel
Joe Davis
M. H. Ixendall
Board of Roads and Revenues
F. A. Head
Charlie Moore
Geo. B. Gaddis
J. M. Moore
Mr. Moore
Atlanta Journal of the Qth
Senator Pruetts
E. O. Wood
T.S. Littlefield
Marshal
Texas
Frogtown
Prof. Barnes
J. M. Wilkins
Blue Ridge
Lumpkins
Bob Meaders
Arnold
J. M. Brooksher
Davidson
The
Echo
Davidsons
Happy Hunting Ground
Paul Vaughn
South Georgia
Qth
Dyer
Prof. Lunsford
South Carolina
Tom McAfee
Greenville
D. C
Mr. Dismuth
Alaska
A. I. Wehunt
Kate Arrendale
Townsend
Joe Forester
Red Cross
Miss Pearl Whelcher
Miss Pearl
J. T. Malcolm
W. B. Anderson
Athens
the Echo
Prof. Vickery
Hartwell
W. J. Rowe
Dewy Satterfield
T. M. Ray
Marble Hill
Henry McGuire
Mr. Hyers
Col. Lilly
Murray’s Heights
Tom McDonald
Mountain
Jumpkin County
Pyrites
Chestattee
W. E. Ricketts
Cleveland, Tenn
Nucerr
Manuel Garret
Miss Bell
Manuel
Route 2
Sheriff Davis
Joe
Mr. Davis
Buckhorn
Guy Forester
Government Hospital
Mr. Cross
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Frank Christian
W.L. Parker
Cleveland
Walt Ward
Chestatee Pyrites and Chemical Company
Col. J. F. Pruett
Col
Ben Gaillard
Georgia
Crumby
Garnet Mine
Board of Education
Etowah
Rebecca Abercrombie
Union
New Bridge
J. A. Dockery
County Board of Education
Here
Tennnessee
Barstow
Stone
Dahlon
Marion Woody
Homer Lemly
Arch Davis
Auraria
Lemly
J. E. P. Head
Georgia Railway & Power Co
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