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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
2
A Georgia publication notes upcoming primary voting urging registration. Reports claim liquor shipped into Georgia from Chattanooga labeled dynamite and cites judge Emory Speer on liquor club fines. Items include a Kentucky senate race, counterfeit bills, grand jury actions in Savannah, a nose injury valued at $20 000, and debates on roads and railroads.
The Lumpkin County Democratic Executive Committee met in Dahlonega and fixed April 8 1908 for a county Democratic primary. Only registered Democratic voters may participate. undeclared or independent voters are not urged to switch sides. Candidates must pay assessed dues to have names printed on ballots.
The Rev Arthur Maness has left Vanderbilt University due to eye trouble and is now in Gainesville with his father, with hope of resuming studies soon. Notes from the Lawrenceville Sunday School and Missionary Institute urge pastors and teachers to participate in the North Georgia Conference program. The Lumpkin Mission reports progress at Auraria with 156 members received, many services, substantial repairs, and rising finances as the new year begins. J M Brookseuk advertises stock and horse sales in Dahlonega with prices to be posted.
L R Powell aged 108 said to be the oldest man in the state died in Atlanta last week. The piece notes local rejoinders about misfortunes with mail delivery and mentions Col O J Lilly of Dahlonega and a possible bid for Northeastern Georgia solicitor general. It ends with a local grocer promotional notice from B R McApers & Sons.
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