Local items and oddities in Dahlonega March 25 1910
The Dahlonega newspaper notes subscription terms, early registration deadlines, and a string of local and national items. It mentions a Georgia registration book change, a Chicago duel, prison terms, underwear about politics, smallpox rumors, and a Dawson county dispute involving Charlie Crawford and Rus Hubbard.
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Charlie Crawford
Dawson County
Newman
Low
Charlie
Rus Hubbard
Competent Officers urged for public service
A speaker argues for choosing capable moral candidates over those with ties to liquor or private saloons. He emphasizes enforcing law and protecting society, urging leaders to set a high standard for public service and to avoid political involvement during campaigns. The note ends with a remark on spring weather.
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Nucerr
Carriera
Bet
Lam
Variety Store Ad Promises Goods From Hardware to Shoes
An old advertisement listing diverse merchandise from Candies and clocks to farming implements and clothing. It highlights tools like plows, seed, fencing wire, meats, trunks, stoneware, fall shoes, underwear, groceries, chicken food, coats, overalls, dry goods, school suits, stoves, stove pipe, seed potatoes, and a broad range of shoes for men women and children.
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Oliver
Proclamation Offering Reward for Mark Crane
Governor Josefh M Brown issues a Georgia proclamation offering 200 dollars for the apprehension and delivery of Mark Crane, a suspect in the December 28 1909 Killing of Homer Parks in Lumpkin County. State officers are urged to aid in capture to bring Crane to justice.
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Georgia
Josefh M. Brows
Lumpkin
Mark Crane
Homer Parks
Lumpkin County
Loto
Josefit M. Brown
Owa Gold Mining Company charter petition filed in Lumpkin County
In Lumpkin County Georgia a petition by B J McNava Davidson and C Taft requests incorporation as the Owa Gold Mining Company. The charter would last twenty years with potential renewal and capital stock initially five hundred thousand dollars, up to one million dollars, with stock at one dollar each. The company seeks broad rights including mining of metals, mercantile trade, power generation, rail lines, telephone lines, sawmilling, real estate and water powers, with ability to issue bonds, establish offices in Auraria and elsewhere, sue and be sued, and elect a board of directors. Filed March 8, 1910 with clerk D L Cook.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Superior Court
B.J. McNava
Davidson
C. CO .Taft
OWA Gold Mining Company
Auraria
Corporation. Ltd
State of
County of
Lumpkin
State of Georgia
G H McGuires Jewelers Advertises Fast, Reasonable Work
G H McGuires Jewelers offers jewelry work on short notice in good style at reasonable prices. The shop also stocks a range of clocks watches spectacles and musical instruments to meet reader needs.
Fifty Girls Wanted to Learn to Make Pants in Gainesville
A 1910 notice calls for fifty girls to learn pants making in Gainesville Georgia. The public notices list multiple political candidates for judge solicitor general and representative across Lumpkin and neighboring counties, with pledges to run in the Democratic primary and to serve impartially. Names include J J Kimsey H H Peery B Jones W B Sloan R H Baxar D L Cox C G M Moore and J Castravarry.
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Rowe Meg. CO
Pacpory NA
Gainesville, Ga
Conxetra
Tam
Iam
J.J. Kimsey
Lumpkin County Political Notices and Executor Filing
Democratic primary notices announce candidates for Tax Receiver and Tax Collector A W Clements Alfred Grize Jr J I Sares and T Lirrttnerny and a sheriff bid J I Sares with thanks Executors Jas R Anderson and Joe M Burt seek leave to sell estate lands for debts in the 1910 April Court of Ordinary filing by J P Parner.
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Superior Court
Lampkin County
Lumpkin County
CG. M. Moore
A. W. Clements
Democratic Party
Alfred Grize.e
Mysel
J. I. Sares
Lirrrerreny
Georgia
Jas
R. Anderson
Joe M. Burt
Win
J. Burt
Burt
J.P. Parner
Ordinery
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the & Nugget
Dahlonega
P.O
Nugorr
Chicago
Sing Sing
New York
Ohio
Littlefield
Atlanta
W. S. Littlefield
Democratic Executive Committee
Cooper
Macon
Rawlings Woys
Lowndes County
Gainesville
Reet
Bud Collins
Union County
Supreme Court
S. G. McClendon
Gov. Smith
State House
John H. Moores
Pariir M. Coox
O. J. Linny
D.L. Cook
D. L. Cook
Said
Lowal Gold Mining Company
Marth
D. L. Coox
G. H. McGuires Jewelers Store
H. H. Peery
Toccoa
B. Jones
Rowser
McMinn.Ax
Clarkesville
W. B. Sloan
House of Representatives of
Sam
R. H. Baxar
OG. Horan
J. ¥. Castravarry
Bareaing Smiths
Ijcuicl
Busi
Ihn H. Carter
H. D. Gurley
Bank OF Dahlonega
Jacke
Moise An
P Tain
Mi Ianes
Columbia
Edison
Craigr. Arnold
Ville
Sarah A. Lance
J. M. Brooxsurr
J. W
Dawson
J. FB. Paurir
Court House
Lampkin
Proerty
GC. Peek
G. HL. Moore
O. Peck
J.P
T.S. Littlefield
Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
G. T. Moore
Baily Hook Line
Jaivesville
At & O
Homer Head
Dahlonega, Ca
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