Court Sittings Schedule for Georgia Counties
Judge J J Kimsey of Cleveland and Solicitor General W A Charters of Dahlonega set court dates. Listings cover Hall Dawson Rabun Habersham Towns Union White Lumpkin Stephen counties with sessions on specific Mondays from January through November including January July February August March September April October May and November.
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W.A. Charters
Dahlonega
Dawson
Raban
Habersham
Towns
Union
Lumpkin
Stephen County
County Officers Named in Local Roll Call
G. G. Evans serves as Ordinary and D. L. Cook as Clerk. James M. Davis is Sheriff with M. L. Seabolt as Tax Collector. J. M. Calhoun handles Tax Receiver duties, C. J. Jarrard is County Surveyor, and A. Hollifield is Treasurer.
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G. G. Evans
D. L. Cook
James M. Davis Sherriff
M. L. Seabolt
J. M. Calhoun
C.J. Jarrard
A. Hollifield
City Officials and City of Be. Government Roster
City government list includes Mayor Be Vickery Aldermen W B Gurley Montie Moore B F Anderson Dr Homer Head W J Hightower T 3 Littlefield Clerk Wm Worley Marshal W W Crisson.
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BE. B. Vickery
W. B. Gurley
Montie Moore
B. F. Anderson
Homer Head
W. J. Hightower
T. 3
Littlefield
Wm. J. Worley
W. W. Crisson
Religious Services List for Local Churches
Baptist Church led by J. K. Ashmore conducts services Sunday at 11 and in the evening with a prayer meeting Thursday night. Sunday School at 9. Methodist Church holds services Sundays at 11 and 7 p.m. Rev. E. P. Dempsey leads with a Wednesday prayer meeting and Sunday School at 8. Presbyterian Church preaches every third Sunday, led by Rev. J. D. McPhil.
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Baptist Church
J. KE. Ashmore
llLand
Lland. P.m
EP Dempsey
J D. McPhil
Engagement in Jealous Gossip Prompted Breakup
A man debates truth and trust after gossip he believes taints an engagement. The woman replies she remains confident in his honesty, signaling a breakup based on perceived unworthiness. The text also references a Catholic Standard and Times note about a bachelor maid choosing to quit struggling with single status.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Mistaken Economy and the Cost of Pins
The writer mocks frugal living that wastes mental energy on petty holdings. She cites a woman who kept a pin for five years and a man who spent hours straightening floor pins, arguing such practices squander vitality and delay real progress.
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United States
Hila Wheeler Wilcox
Why Paper Dollars are Used in the South
The Jackson Herald notes the shift from silver to paper dollars as change. It argues silver dollars are bulky to carry, and Congress has stopped funding their transport. Banks may replace silver with other money at lower costs, while the West and South failed to secure a $140,000 appropriation to transport silver dollars. If silver coins fade from circulation, little regret is expected.
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Congress
Treasury
Jackson Herald
Surround Youth With Books and Character Building
A selection extols surround children with books to build concentration and character. Reading fosters life-building words that imprint on the mind and uplift thoughts, shaping a high mental order and a liberal education from infancy.
Pro and Con of Matrimony in Odd Couple Tales
A mixed bracket of marriage views appears from Mrs Polly W Baker of Booneville Indiana who says marriage is a failure after 68 years and eight husbands and two divorces while Mr Joseph Wyers of St Louis argues marriage is a success and Cupid's altar yields a happy large family. Other notes praise the quiet middle path of enduring affection and a Teun couple with 82 children and multiple twins. Also included are moral lines urging right thinking and self mastery through faith patience and forgiveness.
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Polly W. Baker
Booneville
Ind
Baker
Joseph Wyers
St. Louis Missouri
Cupid
Chas
Howard
Whitehart, Teun
Chinese Differences and Gentlemanly Doubts
The Minneapolis Journal notes a man who insists on being a gentleman reveals uncertainty about manners. It contrasts habits such as saluting with a hat, misaligned steps, and unusual politeness like asking age and income with cross cultural quirks including attire and gift choices.
Courtroom Feud Ends With Beating to Win Case
A plaintiff attorney cross examines a witness. the defendant makes no reply spoken but acts violently grabbing the lawyer and beating him on the floor, yet the motion wins the case. Other items note corn rotting in Indian Territory and a Paris horse meat statistic.
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Chicago Tribune
Puzzle yields counts of brothers sisters and deaths
A reader’s arithmetic puzzle instructs to compute by doubling living brothers adding three multiplying five adding living sisters multiplying ten then adding deaths of brothers and subtracting 140. The result encodes three figures: deaths on the right middle the sisters and left the living brothers.
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Nhs
Sue
Dr. Miles
Gingerale
Ekite
Main St
Gamesville
Trenry Underwood
Homer Abad
Dahlonega, Ga
I. A. d, Cavender
H. H Baker
Nwcanr
Allanta Constitution
Constituion
Sonny South
Constitution
Sunny South
Tnt Nuagwr
Nugget Office
J.J. Kimsey
Cleveland, Ga
Religious Services
Minneapolis
D. Gurley
Dhasha IN
Mercantise
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Cardus
J. P. West
Webster City
Iowa
Indian Territory
Paris
Montgomery
Ala
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