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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
1
A dense directory lists city government aldermen trustees and county officers led by Mayor G H Moore and City Marshal W H Housley. Also included are county police tax assessors registrars education board and church listings with pastors and service times.
Help wanted to take orders for guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. No darning. Earn 40 a week full time or 1.00 an hour spare time. Experience unnecessary. International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa.
G C Edwards of Clarkesville Georgia writes to Lumpkin County friends urging support for J C Edwards in the September 13 election for Judge of the Northeastern Circuit. He argues courts need improvement and cites his long service in Clarkesville and local education. He asks readers to respond with cooperation and backing in the campaign.
Travelers praise the San Diego & Arizona line for its 11 miles of thrill territory through Carrizo gorge. Opened in 1919 at a cost over eighteen million dollars, the route links San Diego to the east, hugs the border with Mexico, and features tunnels, sheer granite walls, and dramatic canyon views without passport checks or baggage inspections.
A compact weekly devotional list with daily themes and scripture references. Each day offers a concise message: Sunday Love that saves from John 3 16, Monday Rules for right living Micah 6 8, Tuesday The Glad Awakening Psalm 17 15, Wednesday Great Things First Samuel 12 24, Thursday Trust Him Always Psalm 37 5, Friday The High Calling Matthew 5 48, Saturday God is Love First John 4 and related exhortations.
Summer nights on lower Broadway from Trinity churchyard to the Battery are described as a lover’s lane. Strollers pass lighted windows, watch grave stones, and enjoy cool streets while mothers herding sleepy children seek water at Ann Maria Cotheal Swords fountain.
A writer reports on the search for who said a famous line about God’s garden and wisdom. Clergymen and scholars offered many candidates including Milton Bunyan Wesley Newton Bacon Johnson Donne Pope and Pitt with no conclusive authority. A girl’s lecture reference and travel anecdote close the piece as uncertainty remains.
A Basque region seaport tale recalls a crowd awaiting royalty when a sardine vendor's cry of Sardinas vivas sardines ignites a chorus. The crowd erupts Viva and Vivas in approval as the moment blends local commerce with royal spectacle.
The will of Miss Mary BH Connors aged sixty four directs her friend and executor Mrs Katherine Rees to bury her in a single grave with an extra pillow and to keep carriages from following the hearse. She leaves $1 to any relatives if found, and the residue after bequests goes to the Hospital for Ruptured and Cripples.
Harry Collerd a farmer from four miles outside Caldwell died within an hour after being stung on the right temple by a honey bee. After returning from town he began chopping wood and quickly worsened. The coroner attributed death to apoplexy triggered by the sting and a weak heart.
A Bremerton inventor unveils a wall mounted electric fly catcher that lures flies with a baited slot between two copper plated electrodes. When a fly crosses the gap it is instantly killed and drops into a trough beneath the plates.
Wisconsin man unveils a life saving watercycle built from aluminum tubing with thumbscrew joints. Two air tubes provide buoyancy while a gear driven propeller, pedaled by a bicycle mechanism, powers movement and steering via a rudder and handlebars.
Blanks for notes options land deeds and related court blanks offered for sale at the Nugget Office.
Petition shows D L Pitner owes Mrs M R Wikle on a 1918 note for 379 dollars secured by mortgages on multiple Robertstown and Lumpkin County lands totaling 200 acres plus a half interest in many town lots. Court orders payment or foreclosure. default bars redemption and sale proceeds to Wikle.
The Lumpkin County Sheriff will sell the land of W A Reece at public auction at the court house door on the first Tuesday in August 1922 between legal hours. The property includes about 20 acres total across two tracts in Lot 68 1st District 1st Section Habersham now Lumpkin. The sale arises from an execution in the Lumpkin Superior Court in favor of Bank of Lumpkin County against W A Reece et al. Levy filed May 8 1922 notice given to defendants. J M Davis Sheriff.
The house and lot No. 128, containing about half an acre, sits on a well built two story dwelling with eight rooms and good spring water. Convenient to the college. Cash or small payments accepted. Terms by writing HAH Perry Gainesville Georgia.
Dover reports John R. Reese aged eighty five a retired mill worker and once owner of the citys first iron mills has cycled 91000 miles in his life an amount near four world circumnavigations and still pedals about five miles daily with cars as his only nuisance.
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