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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
2
A collage of regional items discusses Hall County pig clubs and officials sworn in for a new term. The Cobb County Times praises Marietta paper service while debates on prohibition and legislative sessions unfold. Reports mention hen thefts, funerary home debates, and religious critiques from Atlanta figures.
Aged note explains how rivers act as fences under stock law in Martins Ford and Shoal Creek. It cites the Civil Code of 1917 Section 2030, stating navigable water courses are considered fences when landowners cannot build along banks due to flooding or other conditions.
The excerpt from Judge Jones’ charge to the grand jury condemns lenient fines and out‑of‑court deals, recounting past troubles with liquor, fines, and corrupt incentives. It argues tougher enforcement would curb crime and taxes, urging jurors to act decisively or risk more cases.
Prot. Keith bans pupil from going to a moving picture show, sparking a clash with Walter Meanin of the East Blade. The dispute reached the Supreme Court and led to a setback for the school as students return home.
An aggregated summary of Forsyth county items notes arson charges against a Atlanta pastor and deacons, county road grading bids, congressional war funding debates, a family assault case, and a proposed extra session on prohibition. It also reports stock law effects on property values, a university basketball injury, court house upkeep plans, and local ads including cattle hides and an cement craftsman. The entry includes a 1886 testimonial letter for Hall's Catarrh Cure and miscellaneous notices.
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