Thieves and taxes dominate Georgia notes and guards
The column surveys crime in Atlanta and Banks County, cites petty thefts and bank robberies, discusses Prohibition court costs, and reports on tax cuts, officer salaries, and state spending. It mentions Champ Clark’s death, a hog law vote in Lanier County, and U. S. Army lieutenant needs.
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Lumpkin County News Briefs Highlight Tax Rules And Local Happenings
The column notes Josiah Stargel prepaid for Nugget for sixteen months, recalls pre guano wagons from Giinesville, and reports 17 students immune to smallpox with Dr Glenn urging vaccination. It cites Comptroller Wright on special taxes, announces quarterly registration, and lists political spending: Republicans 8,100,730 and Democrats 2,237,770. It mentions a pastor change at the Colored Methodist church, Piedmont Corp plans at Pyrites Mines, water power and manufacturing growth, and a local comic find while joking about girls’ hair styles and kitchen chores.
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Piedmont Corporation
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