Georgia News Roundup From Macon to Marietta
A compiled Georgia urban and county blotter reports pardons for 44 March applicants. Other items note whipping posts debated, veterans receive $150 for total war disability, and a soap factory in Michigan uses cockle burrs. Cherokee mines sustain damage from heavy rains. a Virginia incident involves attempted beheading. liquor thefts occur in Atlanta. Teachers license exams set for June 18–19. a jury awards and cautions on tax receipts. home invasion in Atlanta. Coopers’ murder verdict in Nashville. Marietta grand jury cautions on tax and school visits.
Georgia Man Remembers Dahlonega from Idaho Letters
W A Carroll of Murphy Idaho, a Georgia native from Dahlonega, writes about his country and the West. He notes Murphy as a mining pair between Oghee Mountains and the outside world, cites Nampa as a major rail hub and Boise as a growing capital, and reflects on agriculture and homesickness for Georgia.
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W. A. Carroll
Murphy
Idaho
Dahlonega
Thays
West
Oghee Mountains
Nampa
Boise
Boise River
Georgia
Mines Revive in Lumpkin County With New Dredge and Marvellous Prospects
Crisson plans to resume mining immediately while Rey Johnson and Harve Kree begin operations at the Barlow. Potter likely to activate new mining gear at the Calhoun mine. A $35,000 dredge boat is under construction for the Chestatee river with work at the Walker mine to tunnel for easier ore handling. Visits by New York mine interests and a new general manager signal strong prospects as a wall of ore appears at Singleton and an old shaft is being cleaned for the vein. The Seaswell Dredging Co. plans scrapes and machinery on the Hollifield property with a dredge contracted and to be built, and Mr Seawell expects to relocate with his family in June.
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Crisson
Rey, Johnson
Harve Kree
Barlow
Potter
Calhoun
Chestatee
Walker Mine
Dahlonega
Messrs
J. N. Beckley
N. A. Carle
A. W. Sexton, Jr
Mr. Adams
New York
Me. Lovey
Auraria
N. A. Curle
New York City
Mountain Valley
Singleton
Veiu
B. L. Seawell
Kansas City
Seaswell Dredging Co
Hollifield
Seawell
Kissing Like Liquor Provokes Cherishing Controversy
A Chicago protector claims kissing is as intoxicating as liquor and must end. The crowd shows no hands, signaling belief he lied or cronyism. Booker T Washington, the Negro leader, was to visit Liberia by Roosevelt’s commission, but Taft prefers him advising on appointments. The Macon Telegraph questions how this fits the solid south agenda. Whitla’s kidnapped son from Sharon, Pennsylvania, was recovered after a ransom note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Booker Washington
Negro Republic of Liber
Roosevelt
Taft
Macon Telegraph
Sheriff Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia 1909 Auction Notice
Public auction at the Dahlonega courthouse on the first Tuesday in April 1909 offers taxed properties including lots 207 407 408 800 841 857 708 and others in Lumpkin County Georgia. Listings cover multiple land parcels, mineral springs properties, and estate assets linked to M L Seabolt tax collections for 1908 and related claims. Sheriff N P Sandhen notes terms are cash with ownership transfer at sale.
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Georgia
Tompkin County
Deor
Dahlonega
Algo
Lumpkin County
Loviedert
James W. Beasley
M. L. Seabolt
State of Georgia
G. W. Fricks
J. C
M. A. Pendergrast
LL. Gi
Mit Pierre
J. J.chambers
M. L. Senbolt
L. C
Veloth
Limpkin County
Mionne
N. Cobb
Tumpkin County
William Scott
Georgina
Lumpkin
G. W. Pricks
Miona Mineral Springs Company
N. Newtons
M.L. Seabolt
M. J. Goldsmith
M. J. Seabot
NP. Sandhen
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Farmers State Union
Macon, Ga
Bean
Atlanta
Michigan
Mary Lee
Cherokee County
James Freeborn
Lakewood, N. J
Bro. Patterson
The
Forsyth County News
R. L. Northcutt
Marietta
Creighton
Culpepper
Piedmont
John Whittle
Coopers
Nashville
Tenn
Senator Carmack
Sharp
Morris
Old
Kor Sale
G. H. McGuires Jeweler’s Store
H. F. Parks
General Merchandise
New Bridge
John Ht. Moore
Robert Bryson
Lula Kerns
Monnie Collins
Alonzo Earley
Pearl Earley
John CO. Earley
Walter Marley
Clifford Earley
Homer Earley
Minnie Earley
Ronnie Earley
EB. Lewis
Minnie Brown
Ed. Webb
N. J. Webb
Lumpkin Superior Court
John
Earley
Walter Earley
Lewis
John H. Moore
Kimsey
D. L. Coox, GC
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Tennys Underwood
Columbia
Craig R. Arnold
Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
G. H. Mooker
Prorr
Gainesville
T. J. Smute
Spring
Sumner
H. Carter
H.D. G
J. C. Gurley
C. A
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Bank OF Dahlonega
J. H. Moore
McGuire
Vallage
Ele
Curley Old Stand
T.S. Littlefield
Ir, Mer Bad
Dahlonega, Ga
K. A.J. Cavender
Moore Building
R. H. Baker
E. 8S. Souther
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