Local notes from Dahlonega amid court talk and quirks
A jumbled Georgia weekly column recounts local oddities and opinions from Dahlonega and nearby towns, including possible campaigns for judge and congress, a Dayton Ohio homicide escape, a tongue in cheek view of tick doctors, and remarks on stock law, taxes, and missions. It notes community chatter on local officials, flirtations with reform, and asks readers to subscribe.
Congressional adjournment near August and tax hikes cited
The notes report Congress may adjourn before August. Assessors increased taxes in Towns county by about 847000, and Elbert and Wilkes counties added one and a half million to digests. Murphy North Carolina approved 50600 for Hiwassee railroad. A dispute over turtle eggs led to a fatal confrontation. Tollie Eller and wife were found cooking whiskey near Suwannee. they were released by the marshal and vanished before court.
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Elbert
Wilkes
Tollie Eller
Suwannee
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonials and pledge
State of Ohio Toledo Ohio Lucas County oath by Frankl Cheney senior partner F J Cheney & Co promising to pay $100 for each uncured case of catarrh. Notary A W Gleason cites Hall's Catarrh Cures taken internally as direct on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Dolde by all druggists. The Tok Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Frank J. Cheney
Prowice
A. W. Gleason Notary
Hall
J. J. Cheney & CO
Dolde
Milk cows with calves for sale by J B Ricketts
Special notice advertises a dairy sale by J B Ricketts route 1 offering a couple of milk cows with young calves. It also promotes Bank of Dahlonega lock boxes for secure paper storage with private access.
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J. 3 B. Ricketts
Phillips & Crew
Joel T
Ay Adello
Charrens Announces Candidacy for Ninth District Nomination
W A Charrens declares his run for the Democratic nomination to represent the Ninth District in the Sixty-Fourth Congress. Primary set for August 19, 1914.
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W. A. Charrens
Crest Hill Crest Offers Quiet Mountain Home for Tourists
A refined private residence serves as an ideal mountain retreat for travelers. It features large cool rooms sleeping porch and mosquito free water. Guests are met at Gainesville or Brookton by car at reasonable rates if advance notice is given.
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Hill Crest
Gainesville
Brookton
Financial Statement dated June 8 1914 Dahlonega Georgia
Resources total 34 492 93. Capital stock paid in 15 000 60. Undivided profits after expenses taxes 13 206. Deposits subject to check 13 206. Time certificates 0 0. Cashier's checks 0 0. Bills payable including time certificates representing borrowed money 1 250 00.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
T. F. Jackson
Bank of Dahlonega
C. Heap
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