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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1917
Page
1
A bill to have the government own and operate a paper mill is reported as feasible and economical. It would use existing lumber and water power resources, and public ownership could standardize paper prices, reducing burdens on readers.
Citizens and farmers urged to boost pork production with each family raising at least one more hog than needed for home use. With about 12 000 residents and roughly 2400 families, the call focuses on building a surplus by year end.
Mr Boggs warns of pride after boasting about a new lawn mower. The brag leads neighbors to want to borrow the device, sparking tension in the block.
Georgia Lumpkin County wills public sale by Sheriff J. M. Davis at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in April. The sale revenues arise from tax executions for 1916 against multiple defendants including Wm. Duncan A. M. Jett agent and Fannie K. Harris with numerous land lots across Lumpkin county and districts, plus mineral interests and others tied to various estates and entities.
A list of city officials and departments appears, detailing aldermen and roles including mayor, clerk, tax collector, tax receiver, surveyor, and other municipal positions. The fragment notes names such as G. Moor, G. W. Camp, Wray, Keith, Mc ee, Vaughn, and Townsend among others in the county government structure.
North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega advertises total expenses lower than nearby colleges with yearly costs from 125 to 175 dollars for board lodging books and more. The college touts climate mountain location discipline and a strong military department run by U.S. Army officers plus A B and B S courses and agriculture mining and engineering offerings. For more information contact President Dr G R Glenn.
The Mountain Inn welcomes travelers as the finest resort in North Georgia offering meals, electric lights, running water, 80 acres of park with shade and cool surroundings. Proprieter Craig R. Arnold advertises hospitality and service at 7 30 A M and 1 30 A M.
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