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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
1
A dense roster lists mayors aldermen school trustees and county officers including tax collectors receivers clerks and surveyors. It also names church pastors and weekly services across Baptist Methodist Presbyterian and Church of God with meeting times and Sunday School details.
In Lampkin County Georgia B F Anderton administrator of the estate of J G Martin deceased petitions the court to be dismissed and receive letters of dismission The court cites all interested persons to show cause on the first Monday in June 124 at Towssenn Ordinary Georgia
Georgia Lumpkin County creditors of the estate of G W Cochran deceased must render demands to the undersigned in accordance with law and all debts must be paid promptly. This 27th day of May 1924. FL B Cochran and Gels Walden executors
Two hundred acres with 60 or 70 acres under cultivation. One third river bottom and the rest timbered. Two dwellings, outbuildings, fishing lake, church and school nearby. Ten miles from Dahlonega and eighteen miles from Gainesville. Inquiries to Janie Martin, Dahlonega, Ga.
Mr Harry Hopeton defends Dahlonega College President DuBose amid trustee criticism. He cites economic strain from cotton downturn, supports junior college role, and urges fair trial while noting absence due to his daughter’s wedding. Townwide readers urged to back the college’s path forward.
A candidate declares he is in favor of the College and all industries, refuting a circulating false report. He vows to look after the people's interests from every angle if elected, noting his World War service and commitment to public welfare.
I thank the people of the town and country for their kindness during the sickness and death of my darling wife and little baby, O. H. SarrerFieELp.
A brief dialogue outlines a prospective job trial with phrases about having too many trials at a previous place. The exchange centers on a potential employer offering a trial and the applicant's wary response. The tone recalls early stage hiring conversations and personal caution in employment discussions.
A terse exchange presents a flirtatious line from The Lady and a counter from The Suitor. The dialogue hints at gender roles and hidden motives in a stylized early work.
A brief column notes Bill considered marrying a widower in a rustic setting. A second rustic line mentions his first wife left a notable overcoat, adding a quirky detail to the tale from the Boston Transcript.
A Boston Transcript quote recalls a man who faced European poverty firsthand and feared returning home broke. The remark highlights hardship and resilience amid postwar or economic strain.
A Detroit News summary notes that long before tobacco, smoking was a refined art in Babylon and across central Asia. Early smokers used wood, herbs, tree gums, and aromatic blends for pipes and inhaled smoke from red hot charcoal, with elaborate pipe designs evident in Roman ruins such as Pompeii.
A drawing room concert tale by Dane Nellie Melba recalls a nervous host who after a guest’s song apologizes for Mrs Smith’s voice. He speaks with a hesitant accent and admits he neglected to apologize earlier, then now offers the apology.
A light domestic exchange between Mr. and Mrs. Dubbs centers on a dream of another man pursuing Mrs. Dubbs. He asks why the other man ran, revealing a playful marital vignette with a touch of whimsy.
For sale two items in Dahlonega Georgia. A cow fresh in two with seller W R Strinarr of Dahlonega Route 2. A vacant Lot on the public square known as the Burnside Lot measuring sixty one hundredth of an acre, suitable for hotel or business block. Terms and price from owner T J Ssape Dahlonega Ga.
Ornate R. Arvono announces candidacy for the State Senate thanking Lumpkin County voters for two prior unopposed elections. He highlights legislative work including creation of the State Highway Department and aims for a hard surface highway by fall. He plans no canvassing this summer and asks for continued support.
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