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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
1
W. F. Bryson announces re election bid for Tax Receiver of Lumpkin County subject to the Democratic primary and pledges faithful service. He notes his Dahlonega college attendance and seeks continued support from voters.
Voters in Lumpkin County are urged to consider several candidates for tax collector in the Democratic primary. Applicants include W M Grixpnr Y G Abercrombie Marcus Seabolt Joserm Rickerrs and Winliam Wr Alan with pledges to faithfully perform duties and seek voter support.
J F W Moose runs in the Democratic primary for Lumpkin County Clerk of Superior Court. Campaign centers on local filings and court records management. Moose seeks the clerk's office with emphasis on public access and efficiency in Lumpkin County.
D. L. Coox solicits support in the coming democratic primary for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Lumpkin County. He thanks voters for past support and asks for continued backing in the primary.
A self announced candidate for Lumpkin County Sheriff declares candidacy subject to the Democratic primary. Davis expresses gratitude for past support and pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected.
A resident announces intention to run for the senate in the 82nd district. The bid depends on the outcome of the democratic primary in Lumpkin County, with a future election date to be set.
The letters state that Blackburn and W.S. Houer announce runs for Lumpkin County representative and re-election to the Georgia legislature, both subject to the Democratic primary. They urge voter support and pledge to serve the county and people to the best of their abilities. Jarl Surfers also requests primary support for re-election.
Thanking voters of the North Eastern Circuit for electing me to the office I announce my candidacy for re election subject to the democratic party primary election W A CHARTERS Dahlonega Ga I express gratitude for the confidence reposed in me and trust the administration has merited approval
Petitioners Prive Hiram Gurley J I Moore M J Williams and W A Charters request incorporation as Dahlonega Handle Factory for twenty years with renewals. Capital stock 38000 dollars, 100 dollar shares, non assessable, potential increase to 25000 dollars. Objects include manufacturing handles spokes rims hubs and other wooden articles and to run a general mercantile business.
A Georgia petition from 1906 seeks to form Dahlonega Handle Company as a for profit corporation in Lumpkin County. The document outlines corporate purpose to engage in saw milling lumbering real estate activities and related powers including bonds and charters. It designates Dahlonega as principal office and notes authority to establish branch offices. D. L. Cook signs as clerk.
A Washington dispatch notes Congress debates the Hepburn railroad rate bill to balance constitutionality and public harm. Senator Elkins warns the measure may leave communities without redress, prompting proposals for Interstate Commerce Commission review. The piece also cites Prof. Frank Parsons supporting government fixed rates and notes the Post Office bans minors from receiving parents mail at school routes.
For over twenty years J. B. Massey of 3322 Clinton St Minneapolis endured sciatica until a single application of Chamberlains Pain Balm provided relief and a near permanent cure. A 25 cent bottle is claimed to relieve pain quickly and is sold by Dr H Jones, Dahlonega Ga. The piece ends urging praise for all workers and artists.
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