Dahlonega Notes Highlight Crime Roads and Summer Plans
Dahlonega’s weekly notes cover local fines for speeding and drinking, road work in Mill Creek, a union Sunday School picnic near Dahlonega, hotel wage trends, and a traffic of visitors seeking summer stays. Reports mention smallpox cases, a mountain region spirits issue, and highway route decisions linking Gainesville and Dahlonega with New Bridge as preferred.
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