Legal notice of court terms and officials in multiple counties
J J Kimsey judge Cleveland Ga and W A Charters solicitor general Dahlonega Ga. Court terms listed by counties include Dawson Rabun Habersham Towns Union White Lumpkin and Stephen with schedule dates and months for each term.
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W.A. Charters
Dahlonega
Hall
Dawson
Rabun
Habersham
Towns
Union
White
Lumpkin
Stephen County
County Officers Named for Local Government
G G Evans Ordinary D L Cook Clerk James M Davis Sheriff M L Seabolt Tax Collector J M Calhoun Tax Receiver Co J Jarrard County Surveyor A Hollifield Treasurer
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G. G. Evans
D. L. Cook
James M. Davis
M. L. Seabolt
J.M. Calhoun
J. Jarrard
A. Hollifield
Local City Officials List
E. B. Vickery serves as Mayor with Aldermen W. B. Gurley Montie Moore B F Anderson Dr Homer Head W J Hightower and T S Littlefield. Wm J Worley is Clerk and W W Crisson serves as Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Vickery
W. B. Gurley
Montie Moore
B. F. Anderson
Homer Head
W. J. Hightower
T. S. Littlefield
Wm. J. Worley
W. W. Crisson
Religious Services Schedule Listings
The notice lists Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian services with pastors and times. Baptist led by J K E Ashmore with Sunday services at 11 and 7, prayer meeting Thursday, Sunday School 9. Methodist led by Rev E Dempsey with Sunday services 11 and 8. Sunday School 3 pm. Presbyterian preaching on the third Sunday, Rev J D McPhil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
J. KE. Ashmore
E . Dempsey
Presbyterian
J. D. McPhil
Official organ for Lumpkin County ads designated
J M Davis signs February 6 1907 declaration designating the Dahlonega Nugget as the official organ for publishing Lumpkin County sheriff advertisements in Dahlonega Nugget and Dahlonega Signal newspapers.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Sheriffs Office
Dahlonega Nugget
Dahlonega Signal
J. M. Davis
Transfers in Lumpkin County Record of Deeds
Transfers in Lumpkin County list numerous conveyances including Martha Crow to Thos. N. Henson. Hale J. P. McPherson to A. B. Nix. Wm. Gearring to Wm. Stargel. Ash to Shed. Mary Anderson to Mandha Herrington. Tate and Tate to Corrie Farrow. Salina Holcomb to Corrie Farrow. and multiple other transfers among individuals and firms. The record covers parcels by lot numbers and tract descriptions, with names such as Corrie Farrow, Ritchie & Clement, Gearring, Holdman, Shed, Lingerfelt, and others noted along with lot numbers and section designations.
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Martha Crow
Thos. N. Hensson
Orig. Hale J. P. McPhnrson
A. B. Nix
Wm. M. Gearring
Wm. C. Stargel
W. Ash
Wm. N. Shed
Mary Anderson
Mandha Herrington
Nettie Laine
M. J. Williams
Wim. N. Shed
James J. Shed
J.J. Shed
John Holdman
J. W. Holdman
W.N. Shed
J. J. Shed
J. W. Holeman
William Gearring
H. M. Grindle
Ritchie & Clement
T. W. Waters
Ritche & Clement
N. Ib
Caleb Seabolt
H. D. Gurley
D. A. Ritchie
W. L. Clement
Joseph Phillips
O. J. Lilly
R. H. Baker
I. A. Swaney
Charles Cain
John Simmons
Dahlonega
John D. Wade
W. J. Betsill
Union County
Huff
James M. Ashley
G. W. Kellogg
D. F. Freesman
J. B. Stringer
Board of Education
Lumpkin County
Orig Hall
The Rowland Lumber Co. and Related Part Transfers
A listing of property transfers including Thos. K. Boone to The Rowland Lumber Co. and several other conveyances to and from individuals such as Thos. P. Ayers, Cussinder Chambers, Jane Robertson, John Sanges, Jacob Simmerman, and Elias Turner. The excerpt also includes a poem by J. L. Jackson reflecting on church, wealth, and Christian humility.
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Thos. K. Boone
Rowland Lumber Co
Thos. P. Ayers
D. A. Ritchie
W. L. Clement
Cussinder Chambers
Jane Robertson
John Sanges
John R. Sanges
Jacob Simmerman
Elias Turner
Kentucky girl sues college over denied graduation rights
A Lexington girl sues for 12000 dollars after being barred from graduating for attending a dance against college rules. The suit highlights a dispute over campus conduct and academic status.
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Lexington
A Consumption Cure Advocates Cotton Seed Oil Emulsion
Dr. George Brown, head of the Anti-Tuberculogis League of America, announces a tuberculosis treatment using cotton seed oil instead of cod liver oil. He reports better tolerance and similar health benefits, with 75 of 100 patients able to take the emulsion compared to 25 of 100 with cod liver oil, and notes the oil will soon be marketed.
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George Brown
Anti-Tuberculogis League of America
Dr. Brown
Brown
Peck Family of Sixteen to Gather in Lumpkin Reunion
Mr. 8. A. Peck, visiting the Gainesville News office, reveals he is part of a family of sixteen siblings. Father A. W. Peck lives in Lumpkin county with nine brothers and five sisters, oldest forty eight, youngest twenty one. The family plans a future reunion near their father now in his seventies, with the grandfather age about ninety. The Pecks credit reading the Gainesville News fifty two times yearly as a happiness secret.
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A. Peck
A. W. Peck
Lumpkin County
Peck
Gainesville
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Main St
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Trenry Underwood
R.homer Head
Dahlonega, Ga
R.A Baker
Nuccer
Tekly Constitution
Sunny South
UGGRT
Hsm. McGuirejeweler
Orlk
UecEer
Northeastern Circuit
J.J. Kimsey
Cleveland, Ga
Religious Services
Nugget
the Churches of
Christ
Bethlehem
Judea
Judea’s Mountain Wild
Heaven
Pearly Gate
J. L. Jackson
Bulloch County
Texas
A. D. Guru Eve
Greneral
Mwercuanpise
Lelia Hagood
Sylvia
Tenn
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Department
The
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Chattanooga, Tenn
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