Dahlonega News Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Dahlonega reporters note visits from Gainesville and Norcross figures, timber business talks in Lumpkin and Dawson counties, and ongoing college commencement coverage. The community recalls deaths and rescues at Cane Creek falls, local court actions, and a push for renewed subscriptions and postal updates.
The Graded School Closes Amid Notable Exercises
A crowded Dahlonega Graded School closing program drew praise for pupil conduct and the school’s impact. Dr Glenn of N G A College lauded educational efforts, and Jol W A Charters spoke before medals were awarded to Kathrine Vickery Viola Housley Reubin McKee Emily Gaillard Ruth Russell Cecil Jackson Pearl Rice Francis Stanton. Some Dahlonega residents still do not send their children and are urged to enroll next term.
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Mining notes on Findley ore tests and local prospects
The Findley ore tailings await value tests while Stowers from Chattanooga and Hubert of Chattanooga assess Hix for a potential sale. Newark expert S. W. Van Lycle plans to join the lower Etowah mine with others eyeing Whim Hill. Briar Patch dredges yield gold and a college wheat display draws attention.
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