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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
4
A compilation of quotes and snippets touches on land value in the nineteenth century, the Louisiana Purchase, farming prowess, and practical advice. It notes beliefs about agriculture, the old world’s wisdom, and a light anecdote about an elderly woman fainting at a wedding, hinting at social clubs in Washington.
The editor of the Nuaerr will pay ten dollars for the first bale of cotton raised in Lumpkin county this year and brought to Dahlonega. If the market is unfavourable you may sell elsewhere and still receive ten dollars, provided the farmer subscribes before April first. Also five dollars will be given to the person who raises twenty of the county’s best ears of corn on the farm, judged by three farmers who do not know the producers.
Cleveland Ga February 23 1906 Judge Kimsey announces re election bid for Northeastern Judicial Circuit vowing fair honest impartial administration and protection of life liberty and property He will seek party primary support noting circuit includes Hall Habersham Stephens Rabun Towns Union Lumpkin Dawson and White counties Your obedient servant
A soldier boy has left the United States army and joined the ministry. The note that no good thing can come from Nazareth is challenged by the fact that the soldier preacher is an Atlanta boy.
Mary M. Evans widow of James J. Frauis applies to the Court of Ordinary for a 412 month support from the deceased estate. Return filed. Hearing set for the first Monday in April. Witness dated March 7 1906. G G Evans Ordinary.
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