Dahlonega News Notes and Local Life Highlights
Dahlonega and Lumpkin County reports cover crop prospects, mine yields, school changes, and community events. Mentions include Professors Barnes and Nivens leaving, new dormitory staffing under Bynum, and a Piedmont vein described as rich in gold. Also notes on roads, rail ideas, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
N.G. A. College
Prof. Barnes
Piedmont
Geome
Tennessee
Lumpkin
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega
Hall County
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Itn
Iotel Jiall
Giainesvi Yee & Suv
Geo. Stanton
South Georgia
Ahlonegame
Howard Stanton
Daesville
Gi. I. McGuire
Macon
J. M. Sargent
W. Rickells
Weverk
Wimpy's Mill
Coltee County
Sallie Little
Janesville
Satha
Robert Little
Geo
Keith
McCay
Jwlile
Ted
John Whelchek
Dullonera
Anniston
Ala
Tuleleg
Erateh
Aline Watt
Dahlonega i
Ben Reivan
Chestatee
TCU
Tate House
Misa Eva McKee
Phoenix, Arizona
W.T. Bryson
Charles C. Riley
New York
Hotel Hall
Dr. Souther
West
Nucaur
Cotton Belt
Mat Grizzle
Callie McCree
Adairsville, Ga
Cleveland
Odd Fellows
B. R. Meaders & Sons
Liberty Bell Mining Co
Cavender and Perry
Kimsey
John Roberts
Keystone
Crown Mountain
N. G. A. College
Ash
Blairsville
Teachers Institute
Union County
Prof. Perry
Dablonega
Glenn
Athens
Dublonega
House
Prof. Nivens
Gainesville
Cicero Long
Miss Ela
Mr. Chapman
Mrs. Elgin
Elberton
OC. R. Arnold
J. Ey Tate
J. M. Brooksher
E. C. Gurley
John Walker
Auraria
Jackson County
Mr. Dempsey
Augusta
Mrs. Dempsey
Dr. HW. A. Ropers
Murrayville, Ga
B. F. Anderson
Fannie Hatfield
Monticello, Ga
Messrs
W. E. Ricketts
J. F. Sargent
Prof. Vickery
Messrs. B. Kk. Meaders & Sons
Vom Kilgo
Col. Baker
Atlanta
College
L. M. Wells
Ficklin, Ga
Charle Anderson
Charlie
Kirk Henson
Fate Seabolt
Dock Ash
Ben Ravan
B. Rowland
Missouri
Rome
Cornelia
Porter Springs
Porter
Pitner Mica Co
J. E B. Bock
Tom Smith
J. F. Moore
Tom Smiths
Newt Maye
Glenn School
Misa Higging
Mel Kimsey
Nuaemi
Will Clements
Ball Ground
Jess Adams
Gohe Townsend
Barnard
Kansas
Newt Mays
Route 2
Shultz
Methodist
the Baptist
America
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