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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
2
The column surveys varied items from Georgia and nearby states including judge Bleckley’s death at Clarkesville, rural carrier pay increases, a fatal shooting in Mastman, and a mass of local notices. It cites election happenings, temperance talk, legal lists, weather records, and a glance at farm and street news with prices, promotions, and public notices.
The Board of Trustees and Faculty at North Georgia Agricultural College pass a resolution dated December 19 1902 warning merchants and others not to extend credit to minor students. It states defense will be made to suits or attachments and that non-necessaries are uncollectable at law. The secretary will mail copies to all local merchants.
A note of gratitude to the Debblonega people for kindness shown during our daughter’s illness. Mr and Mrs Bry Brooksuen New York report a six inch showing last Sunday.
P M Tate of Fairmount Ga announces an auction on May 30 1907 offering 200 unsold town lots. Terms: one-fifth cash, balance over five years at 8 percent. The prospect praises the L N railroad access, local resources, and anticipated growth, inviting buyers to a free barbecue on sale day.
An administrator sale in Lumpkin County Georgia will occur on the first Tuesday in April 1907 at the courthouse door. The property is Lot 874 in Sun District first section with 20 to 25 acres cultivated and a dwelling and outbuildings. Proceeds go to debts of Jesse Chester estate and heirs share. Terms cash. W H Joxus Adm'r.
Special tax notice announces collection of all special taxes due by law. Persons owing such taxes are urged to come forward and settle immediately. Issued by M L Seanor.
Farmers pull twelve bales of cotton along macadamized roads in North Carolina using a two horse team, illustrating the advantage of quality roads and suggesting rural prosperity.
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