Lumpkin County News Ticks Off Local Happenings
Reports note moved residents John Cook to Dahlonega and W M Tolbert to Quinesville. Miss Isabelle Cochran dies. a box supper is postponed. mail line changes affect Dawsonville and Auraria. Community updates include mining interests, school teaching, road concerns, and a controversial sermon critique.
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Quinesville
John Cook
Marble Hill
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