Georgia News Roundup Highlights Taxing Times and Trials
A sprawling Georgia page carries a mix of items: Astor estate worth 86 million, first Commerce mayor W A Quillin, Georgia’s watermelons from Thomasville, Walter Johnson resignation after 16 years, a Moultrie poisoning note, a Cartersville liquor death, a Fulton county prisoner feed budget, and critical notes on government pie politics. It also notes Florence Markham postal routes, prison demographics, school teachers examinations, a railroad prayer, and post office parcel post changes.
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Florence Markham
Interlaken
Stockbridge
Mass
Toter- Taken
Kiss charges in Fort Worth lead to fine
A Black resident in Fort Worth Texas was fined 33 for kissing a male. The report notes the incident as a costly kiss with a stern social tone.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Special notices for sale and lost item in Georgia
For sale at Auraria two cows with young calves at the owner's place. Price eighty dollars. A mule is offered for Bala M Lister. H B Cain of Winder Georgia seeks a small farm near Dahlonega with cash payment. Address Mr Cain in Winder Route 19 Lost June 5th a red parasol on Bearden's bridge road. Return to B R Meaders and Son for fifty cents reward.
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Auraria
Bala
M. Lister
H. B. Cain
Winder
Dahlonega
Mr. Cain
Bearden
B. R. Meaders & Son
Notice of Seizure in Dawsonville Georgia
Atlanta Georgia Office of Internal Revenue District of Georgia gives notice of seizure of a mare mule about 10 years old one wagon and harness seized at Dawsonville Georgia as the property of Dale Edmonson. Interested parties must claim and file bond within 80 days or property will be sold and proceeds deposited to the United States. Henry Jackson Collector.
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Atlanta
Office of Internal Revenue
District of Georgia
Internal Revenue
U. S
Dawsonville
Georgia
Dale Edmonson
United States
Henry
Jackson
Compulsory Education Bill Faces Fresh Push in Legislature
The measure is set for renewed consideration when the legislature convenes and supporters hope for passage this time. Six states still lack such compulsory education laws, while business updates note 28 Stow Bell Co moving to 15 Main Street Mundy Building and upgrading facilities.
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Hive
Main Street
Mundy Building
Pulmone Hardware Co
State teacher exam set for Lumpkin County in June
The next state examination for teachers will be held on June 8 and June 1008 in Lumpkin County. All teachers wishing to take the exam should meet in Dahlonega with J. J. Seaport the County Superintendent of Schools on those dates.
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Bible
Heavenly Father
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega
J.J. Seaport, Co. Supt
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U.S. Marshal’s Office
John Cook
Moultrie
Hell
Heaven
Cartersville
Americus
Chicago
Fulton County
Uncle Fosse
Athens
Wilson
Hoke Santh
Cordele
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Thomas M. Mims
Frank Rives
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Gay Fitts
Fred Witts
Iver Senholt
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Tattie Chester
Nancy Lloyd
David Chester
Mac Conch
Velvin Garmnen
Penny Sargent
Bonnie Littlefield
Lou Hutcheson
Maud Waters
Charlie Grizzle
Ida Avery
Bell Hutcheson
Worley Ash
W. M. Grindle
Wier Boyd
Vella Ash
Mary Worley
Fannie McGuire
Mary Stanton
Wynnie Castleberry
Fannie McCree
Bertie McGee
Alice McGee
Nannie Bennett
Flossie Jackson
Pearl Tate
Herschel Higgins
Wilford Ash
Bell Corney
Carrie Procter
Jessie Yang
M. A. Daniels
Fannie Riley
Superior Court
W. W. McAfee
Broyles
C. Davis
Macon
Missouri
J. J. Mallory
B.S. Yancey
Eugene Watson
Agricultural Department
Washington
Pickett
Terrell County
Stow, Bell & Co
Ithean
Bank of Dahlonega
Towxsunxn
Said
Chambers
General Assembly of
B. Sarrit
Bank OF
Bank OF Lumpkin County
John Black
Bob Meaders
F. A
C. C. Head
Masonic Building
Dahlonega, Ga
JR Banking
Dahlon Ega
Ft. F. Jackson
H. D. Gurley
T J.smiths
Randa Nursery
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Frevs & Sosa
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