Georgia Officials Schedule Court Charter Dates
Ga W A Charters solicitor general of Dahlonega lists court dates by county: Haulk on the third Monday in January and July. Dawson on the second Monday in February and first Monday in August. Rabun on the fourth Monday in February and August. Habersham on the first Monday in March and September. Towns on the fourth Monday in March and September. Union on the first Monday in April and October. White on the second Monday in April and October. Lumpkin on the third Monday in April and October. Stephen on the second Monday in May and first Monday in November.
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W.A. Charters
Dahlonega
Haulk
Dawson
Rabun
Habersham
Towns
Union
White
Lumpkin
Stephen County
County Officers Named for Local Government
County officials listed include G. G. Evans Ordinary, D. L. Cook Clerk, James M. Davis Sheriff, M. L. Seabolt Tax Collector, J. M. Calhoun Tax Receiver, J. Jarrard County Surveyor, and A. Hollifield Treasurer.
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G. G. Evans
D. L. Cook
James M. Davis
M. L. Seabolt
J. M. Calhoun
J. Jarrard
A. Hollifield
City Government Listing and Officials
City government officials listed include Mayor J. B. Vickery and Aldermen W. B. Gurley Montie Moore B F Anderson Dr Homer Head W J Hightower T S Littlefield Wm J Worley Clerk W W Crisson Marshal.
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J. B. Vickery
W. B. Gurley
Montie Moore
B. F. Anderson
Homer Head
W. J. Hightower
T. S. Littlefield
Wm. J. Worley
W. W. Crisson
Religious Services Mix From Local Churches
Baptist Church led by J. RE. Ashmore holds Sunday morning at eleven and evening services prayer meeting Thursday night and Sunday School at nine o'clock. Methodist Church with Rev RE Dempsey offers Sunday services at eleven and five with Wednesday prayer meeting and Sunday School at three. Presbyterian Church preaches on the third Sunday with Rev J D McPhil and hosts Sunday School at nine.
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Baptist Church
J. RE. Ashmore
RE. P Dempsey
Presbyterian
J. D. McPhil
Lumpkin County Ad Pages Official Organ Declared
The Dahlonega Nugget is designated as the official organ for Lumpkin County sheriff advertisements. The notice, dated February 6, 107, is signed by Sheriff J. M. Davis.
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Nugget
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega Nugget
Dahlonega Signal
J. M. Davis
The Quiet Tragedy Behind a Village Porch
A letter from a small town recounts a brief summer romance ended by tragedy. A young couple marry, plant flowers, attend church, and a doctor’s visit reveals a grim outcome. The narrator regrets delaying aid when the man asks for help as the woman dies alone.
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New York ‘Tribune
Presbyterian Church
Proper Time to Plow Land and Belgian Cattle Earrings
The article favors moist soil for plowing to avoid slick surfaces and large clods, noting rain after wet plowing is harmless but heat and wind cause issues. It stresses running the barrow immediately after plowing in spring and midsummer. It also reports Belgium requires cows over three months to wear earrings with breeders recording all cattle and engraving trade numbers on ear rings.
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Wr. Spillman
Belgium
Birds as Sentinels III Courage on the Texas Frontier
The Rev. W. J. Joyce recalls perilous early days as a Methodist circuit rider in Texas. He describes using birds and cattle as sentinels to sleep safely while traveling the Uvalde mission circuit, enduring long distances and Indian dangers.
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W. J. Joyce
House of Representatives
Texas
Leona
Church From One Tree in Santa Rosa
A large Baptist church in Santa Rosa California is built entirely from a single giant California red wood tree. The timber shingles and lumber all come from one tree, with a spire reaching seventy feet and spaces for 300 in the main hall and eighty in the parlor. The building measures 85 by 80 feet and includes a pastors study and vestibule. The note adds a witty aside and a moral line about borrowed money and umbrellas.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Poem on Father’s Barn Provokes Editor and Local Boost
Fragments describe a poet presenting a poem about “My Father’s Barn” to a hostile editor. The piece shifts to regional booster content praising Gordon county, Fairmount’s marble mill plans, and an electric line estimate to Red Bud. It also notes Bible Society output and a border smuggling anecdote, ending with a call to work for prosperity.
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Louisville and Nashville Railway
Gordon County
Fairmount
Middle West
Red Bud
Sonoraville
Dew’s Pond
Gordon Grow
Calhoun Times
The Girl No Man Wants
A column discusses a girl demanding constant gifts and attention, noting that even charming women can lose popularity as a man's budget strains. It quotes Heath on a woman’s duty to limit expenses to what a man can afford and comments that real religion is wider than strict norms.
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Heath
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