Legal appointment dates listed for several counties
J J Kimsey Judge Cleveland W A Charters Solicitor General Dahlonega Ga Hall Third Monday in January and July Dawson Second Monday in February and first Monday in August Raban Fourth Monday in February and August Habersham First Monday in March and September Towns Fourth Monday in March and September Union First Monday in April and October White Second Monday in April and October Lumpkin Third Monday in April and October Stephen County 2nd Monday in May and 1st Monday in November
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W.A. Charters
Dahlonega
Hall
Dawson
Raban
Habersham
Towns
Union
White
Lumpkin
Stephen County
County Officers List Names and Roles
County officers announced include G. G. Evans as Ordinary, D. L. Cook as Clerk, James M. Davis as Sheriff, M. L. Seabolt as Tax Collector, J. M. Calhoun as Tax Receiver, C. J. Jarrara as County Surveyor, and A. Hollifield as Treasurer.
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G. G. Evans
D. L. Cook
James M. Davis
M. L. Seabolt
J. M. Calhoun
C.J. Jarrara
A. Hollifield
City government list from Ki. B. Vickery mayoral roster
City government roster names Ki. B. Vickery as mayor and aldermen W B Gurley Montie Moore F B Anderson Homer Head W J Hightower T S Littlefield Wim J Worley as clerk and W W Crisson as marshal.
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Ki. B. Vickery
B. Gurley
Montie Moore
F. Anderson
Homer Head
W. J. Hightower
Littlefield
Wim
J. Worley
W. W. Crisson
Religious Services Schedule for Local Churches
Baptist Church and I. Ashmore Pastor hold Sunday services at 11 land. night prayer meeting Thursday. Sunday School at 9 o'clock. Methodist services Sundays at 11 land 5 p.m. Rev EP Dempsey pastor with weekly prayer meeting Wednesday and Sunday School at 8 o'clock p.m. Presbyterian preaching on the third Sunday by Rev J D McPhil Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
D. I. Ashmore
Iland
EP Dempsey
Filth and sanitation concerns voiced over McCays Tenn site
Citizens who visited McCays Tenn argue the place is filthy with no sanitary regulation. Some blame smoke for illness while others call for a sanitary system. The crowd notes both collective pity for the poor and neglect of individuals nearby.
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McCays, Tonn
Earth
The Mail Order Octopus Faces Off Against Local Trade
A critique of mail order firms fattening an economic octopus that swallows local merchants, drains town populations, and depresses real estate values while hindering schools and culture. It urges locals to support home businesses. The article also lists hunting and fishing laws with dates and penalties.
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United States
Dampness Spoils Apples Wrapped in Newspapers
Readers are advised that apples wrapped in newspapers stay fresh all winter as the paper protects them from damp. Care must be taken to ensure subscriptions are paid so publication dampness from arrears does not spoil the fruit.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
The Tree as an Educator
A reflection on trees as educators and sources of rest and inspiration. It praises their form, shade, and growth from seedling to forest monarch, urging people to find recreation and spiritual connection in forest atmospheres and nature's music.
Home Trade Hints and Prison Labor Facts
A Marietta Journal excerpt advocates buying locally to save postage and prestige and criticizes mail order habit. It cites Ohio penitentiary convicts earning 50 to 60 dollars monthly for eight hour shifts and overtimes in bolt shop work, noting limited hours and large monthly sums for many convicts.
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Big City
Ohio
Marietta Journal
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Dr. Miles
Miles
Main St
Gamesville
Henry Underwood
Dahlonega, Ga
N. A. J, Cavender
R. H., Baker
Nuccer
Atlanta Constitution
Nucger
Constitution
Sunny South
Nuccar
Ant
G.H. McGuires Jewelery Store
the Nugget Office
Kern Circuit
Northeas
J.J. Kimsey
Cleveland
Religious Services
Georgias Game Laws
H. D. Gurley
Dehalher IN
Mercuannise
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mary Shelton
Poplar Bluff
Cardus
Newspaper Gospel
Washington
Pacific
Philippines
Traiter
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