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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
2
The issue urges all men aged 21 to 30 to register next Tuesday under federal law. It notes prices and wages, cyclone and tornado losses, and war measures under President Wilson, with warnings about traffic lights and security.
The article surveys a long dispute over a stock law fence along Auraria, Dahlonega, Davis, and Crumby districts. It criticizes gaps in fencing, improper gate placements, and alleged legal missteps by officials in defining district lines and approving fencing.
The new army will be raised by selection. All men aged 21 to 30 by June 5 must register in their home voting precinct. The process applies regardless of race or nationality. Registration details and timelines are outlined for eligible citizens.
The Ninth Congressional District Rural Letter Carriers held their convention in Dahlonega with members and families attending. Speakers included Carl Shultz Postmaster Frank Meaders J C Bond and T R Harris. New officers were elected T L Harris president and J W Pickens secretary and treasurer. Delegates to the Macon state convention were named and the group adjourned to meet next year at Lawrenceville. Attendees visited Cane Creek Falls for dinner and entertainment. Henry Reeves offered pigs and shoots for sale at the Briar Patch Mine.
Kidney trouble causes dropsical swelling and frequent urination with nocturnal rises. The pamphlet claims Foley Kidney Pills cure such cases and restore kidney function, citing Mrs Hattie Graham of Battle Creek Michigan who describes swelling and back pain before treatment. The ad notes Foley Kidney Pills are sold in 50c and 1.00 sizes with the larger size offering more value.
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