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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
2
Reports from Lumpkin County outline tax assessors meeting today and wartime shortages. The piece mentions flour prices and grinding limits, charity and public sentiment, and local officials discussing exemptions and reclassifications for registrants.
Attorney General Walker explains that under the 1913 Tax Equalization Law a board member remains ineligible for other state county or municipal office for one year after leaving office. The note notes notary public as a potential conflict and says enforcement is lax but legality stands. Also mentions Dahlonega health arrivals and wartime paper supply shipments from Canada.
Pocket book lost between Dahlonega and Gainesville on Auraria Murrayville Road containing one five and six one dollar bills and O. J. Lilly cards. Finder rewarded upon returning it to John Lilly Dahlonega Georgia.
Wanted hands to handle 1000 cords of pine wood at $32 460 per month or 66 2 3 cents per cord. Four hands to run shingle and saw mills with good pay and board. Also seeking 200 pigs aged 6 to 10 weeks and 100 heifers 1 1 2 to 3 years. Interested parties write to W. I. Keith Moreross, itt.
Fifty freeholders in Lumpkin County Georgia filed a petition for an election on stock law. The ordinary will rule on the petition in his office on May 25, 1918 at 10 o'clock. Witness signature April 26, 1918. W I Towns, ordinary.
Public sale announced for June first Tuesday 1918 at Lumpkin County Courthouse. Two parcels of Lot 948, 12th District, 1st Section plus a second tract with road access and a pawned soda fountain in Dahlonega, plus a 1 4 acre site on West Main Street housing the Howard Post Office Building. Property of The McCluire and ly Virtue. Davis Sheriff.
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