Dahlonega notes and town affairs from Eccal Mews
Local notes cover Mr Garnet Whitmire's return from overseas and July weather forecasts by Mr Rove. Dahlonega reports first season melons from Gainesville, camp meeting scarcity, a death of Mrs Nell Carroll, school appointments, mining progress at Whim Hill, road and tax issues, and community concerns from residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Carroll
Ducktown
Dahlonega
Wylie Carroll
al Roberts
Echoes of Falsehoods in Towns Paper War
A local newspaper rails at editor H B Smith of Nucarr for opposing road taxes and exposing alleged self enrichment. The piece accuses Smith of bias against Townsend, calls for accountability on road bond funding, and recounts licenses and expenditures tied to road and tax policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
Echo
H. B. Smith
The
Nucarr
Townsend
Smith
Board of Roads and Revenues
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Eccal Mews
Garnet Whitmire
Rove
Prish
Utecast
Alreay
Gainesville
Dahlonegas
A.G. Wimpy
Lumpkin County
Billie Davis
Ona Jarrard
Yeoman’s High School
Collins
Tatnall County
Dr. Head
J. Jarrard
Howell Graded School
Howell
Echolscounty, Ga
Ruby Faircloth
J. P. Mahaffee
Angelsberg
Davis
Luther Walker
Board of Road and Revenues
J. F. Pruett
Cleveland
Snyder
N. G. A. College
Prof. Boyd
Chapman
Auraria
State Highway Commission
Tompkin
Dougherty
Lumpkins
Union
White
Dawson
Hall
Joe Forest
Winder
J. A. Pennington
Ovil Hollifield
J. A. Hollifield
N. P
Atlanta Journal
Sargent House
J. M. Brooksher
Stele Brannon
Atlanta
H. A. Beartfield
New York
B.R. Meaders & Sons
John Moore
Marshal Wimpy
Hughes Moore
Wm. Mattay
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Mattey
Baptist Church
Frank Burns
Mr. Win, Butler
Jeff Lancé
Revenue
New Bridge
Moses Moore
Mose
Cedar Mountain
Porter Springs
Jenkins
Dyers
South
Georgia
B. R. Meaders
Swainsboro
Chestatee
China
Mr. Stone
Barlow
G. M. Armes Strong
Athens
Agricular Experiment Staton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
A.L. Thomason
Ila
Hays
Atlanta Constitution
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