The & N ugget Dahlonega June 4 1920
Local weeky notes from Dahlonega Georgia dated June 4 1920 cover a mix of economy crime and politics. It reports cotton prices in Augusta house fires in Hall county theft cases in Atlanta prohibition news sugar seizures Raleigh cargo and a Dorsey shooting incident with a bond posted in Dahlonega. It reflects period concerns from wages to enforcement and govern ment policy.
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Stover
Dorsey
Cleveland Courer
Dawsonville
Dr. Howard
Mixed 1919–20 Georgia news items span politics and strikes
The column reports a Georgia highway association president resigning, wage strikes across the South, and prohibition enforcement questions about blackstrap syrup and copper. It notes beef shipments to Central Europe, German sugar imports, and local civic visits, with remarks on liquor laws and public figures.
For Sale Items From T. J. McDonald Dentist
Two fresh young cows available through Amiun Frees in Dahlonega Route 2. Also for sale a five passenger Ford car with a motor in good condition. Call and see at Tate's Hotel.
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Dahlonega
Tate’s Hotel
Crisson
Joan O. Lingerbelt
Dahlonega Rt. 5
Commencement at N. G. A. College Short on Attendance
The N. G. A. College held its commencement last Wednesday at 1 PM with smaller turnout due to wet weather. Col. Wier Gaillard gave the Alumni address and each literary society presented speeches. medals were awarded for excellence in various fields. Nugget’s Cash Honor Roll lists local and distant names. a court session led by Squire Gurley followed by church figures and community notices conclude the report.
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N. G. A. College
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Wier Gaillard
H. S. Barnes
G. R. Lowe
A. C. Ruge
N. A. Wade
Saber Co
J. J. Erwin
Eecound
Norma B. West
F. E. Ruge
Idessa Jackson
R. M. Dickson
Carter McDonald
Phima Society
Nugget
Squire Gurley
Mary Gaddis
Mr. Turner
Abraham
Prison Pride Exchange Says Convict Won't Return
The governor tells the departing convict he hopes he will avoid old associations. The convict replies he will not associate with anyone who lacks the advantages of a prison as good as his own.
Poor Prospect Brings a Hard Luck Tale to Town
A needy stranger asks for sympathy and help, asking for a substantial assist as the village post master points to Professor Dippers, the local schoolteacher with a big heart. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes the exchange referencing sympathy and aid.
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Professor Dippers
Birmingham Age-erald
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