Georgia and national notes blurings from a 1910s paper
A mosaic of items covers price notes on melons in Chicago, a Georgia hail destroying cotton, wheat trends, and a bold critique of international missions. It mentions legislative schedules, cigarette penalties in Ohio, a jail sentence for Congressman Langsley, and a Greene Putnam distillery raid with a steam whistle echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Langsley
Pikeville
Greene
Putnam Counties
Dormitory lights replacement and county notes roll on
The Lumpkin county page notes repairs to dormitory window lighting and lists local happenings. It mentions Mr and Mrs J K Reagan of Atlanta stopping with relatives, four oak trees insured for 60000, a guinea hen laying eggs, road openings, a fatal Gainesville accident, liquor seizures, church affairs, school plans, and various residents traveling or visiting. The piece preserves a steady stream of small events and anecdotes from Dahlonega and surrounding areas.
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J. K. Reagan
Atlanta
St. Louis
J. S. Speer
Leslie
H. L. Speer
Florida
Dahlonega
Cumming
B. P. Gaillard
B. P, Gaillard
Tom Christopher
Main St
Gainesville
Harry Jones
Auraria
Officer Hopkins
Castleberry Bridge
Alabama
Macon
Roswell Road
Roswell Bridge
Roswell Boulevard
L. L. Cobb
Clayton
Delaware
J. A. Walden
Copperhill
Tenn
Jim
Lumpkin
Cleveland
Kimsey
Mill Creek
Frank McDonald
Lumpkin Superior Court
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Dahlonega, GA
Bnetted
BP. O
Early
Georgia
Chicago
Gov. Walker
U.S
Minden
Dawsonville High School
Ohio
Muscogee Camp
China
Greggs
Dick Law
Roscoe Perry
Barney Meaders’ Lens
Brookton
W. F. Cransell
Atlanta Constitution
Luther Ramsaur
Virginia
Col
D. W. Lewis
N. G. A. College
Housley Bros
Lumpkin County Court House
Augusta
Prof. Nicholson
College
Mr. Evans
Barlow Mine
New York
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Joe McGee
This
Townsend
Manda Howard
Log
Prof. Barns
Barlow
Evans
Ed Rice
John W. West
Blue Ridge
North
Supreme Court
Tate
Tee
OG Wikis
Gome
Tait
Clarice
C. W-Mcdonald
John H. Moore & Son
Iir Chandise
H. F. Parks’ Store
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