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Dahlonega Nugget

Location

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1906

Page

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County Officers and Elective Dates Summary

The record lists county officers led by G. Evans as Ordinary and Db. L. Cook as Clerk, with names including K. J. Walden Sheriff and J.M. Galhoun Tax Collector. It notes court and election dates for several counties such as Dawson Rabun Habersham Towns White Lumpkin and Stephen and cites the Solicitor General.

WEA Charters Dallonesa Nall Dawson Rabun Habisham Fleet Towns Lumpkin Stephen County Solicitor-Gener G. Evans Db. L. Cook Ines M. Davis Sherif K. J. Walden J.M. Galhoun F. Jarrary Hollifield Ricketts

City Government Names and Officials Listed in City Ledger

A fragmented listing shows city government figures including Mayor Gurley G J McGuire W J Hightower and TJ Smith along with clerk J Worley and marshal W Walker. Additional names appear in partial form such as Littlefield W B Priva Jy Wo and others.

Firkery Mermen Wb&b Gurley G. J. McGuire J. Hightower TJ. Smith Littlefield W. B. Priva J. Worley W. Walker

Pearl in Pennsylvania potato could boost seed potato demand

A servant girl in Pennsylvania found a pearl in a potato slice worth $40. Her discovery is expected to raise calls to Secretary Wilson for seed potatoes of the pearl bearing variety. London imports dead flies from Brazil for chicken feed, illustrating a market for unusual commodities.

Pennsylvania Wilson London Brazil

Pain Balm Relieves Rheumatism Says Herald Editor

J C Bane editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory reports persistent rheumatic pain but credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with prompt relief and renewed ability to work. The product is praised as the best liniment available and offered by Dr CG I Jones Dahlonega GA.

J. C. Bane The Herald Addington Indian Territory Chamberlain Cg.i, Jones Dahlonega

A Spring Song Awakens Hope in Nature

The piece reflects on the early signs of spring the sky brightening the clouds drifting, birds returning and frogs chirping. It speaks of renewed life, familiar groves turning green, and the deep, almost spiritual renewal nature brings, invoking childhood memories and a bond with the earth.

The Girl on The Farm Encourages Self-Improvement

A farm based message urges girls to pursue self culture during youth. It highlights time for music drawing sewing and study, stressing benefits of early effort for future home life and motherhood. It invites girls to imitate mothers’ example and use spare moments for personal growth.

Alabama rail rates kept for cotton mills in state

The Alabama Railroad Commission declined to cut cotton rates for mills, saying local mills are prosperous and Alabama can compete with Eastern mills. It notes Alabama’s mill growth, regional rate structures, and the producer’s broader markets, including possible access to Liverpool and Eastern markets. The piece ends with a rural anecdote about urban loneliness.

Montgomery Ava Alabama Railroad Commission Jomer New England South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee Georgia Liverpool

Be Independent, Henry W. Grady on farming independence

Henry W Grady extols independence for Southern farmers urging self sufficiency from crops to markets. He condemns debt bondage and praises diversified agriculture, cash pay, and freedom from creditors as the path to prosperity and happiness.

Henry W. Grady

Always Keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in His House

The editor W W Kearney of the Independent in Lowry Missouri says his family keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand to check colds early and shorten illness. The remedy is also praised for use against croup in children and can prevent an attack if given at the first hoarseness. Available from Dr C H Jones, Dahlonega Georgia.

Chamberlain W. W. Kearney the Independent Lowry City C. H. Jones Lonega

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brucehys Itc G. D. Bruce R Bruce Dahlonega, GA J.P Justice’s Court Northeastern J.J. Kimsey Cleveland, Ga Cardus Cardui Desler Ladies’ Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn Commission G. H. McGuires Jeweler’s BAKER Homer Head A. J. Cavender R J. Jordon Kiser Bld Atlanta, GA W. B. Fry Henry Underwood
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