Lumpkin County News Reports Local Happenings and Mine Plans
Lumpkin Superior Court convenes on the 16th of next month. Fatal typhoid claims two youths in Auraria and Nrog town districts. Cotton ginned 666 bales in 1916 versus 469 in 1915 through March. Crown Mountain mine work expands with new housing and church plans. Averages on roads and rail delays, stock law debates, and drought relief efforts continue as community records weather, deaths, farming, and local business changes.
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