Escapes at Randolph Jail and Local Curiosities
A string of items appears from the region including six prisoners escaping Randolph county jail. Connecticut reports a wild man neighing like a horse. Florida debates a ban on marriages for consumptives. Marietta Journal boasts two cows yielding five gallons daily. Atlanta festival earns 31500 in gross receipts. Morse, once ice magnate, now poor and imprisoned. Newt editorials clash over Colliers Weekly. Drownings occur near Seaford. Leesburg jail death of a convicted thief. Georgia treasurer appointment and pardon news follow. Local college notes and past event memories round out the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nueanr
North Georgia Agricultural College
NuaGer
Georgia
Nucarr
Bill
N. G. A. College
Frank L. Haralson
Blairsville
Atlanta
Dahlonega, Ga
Dallas Journal
Mining notes on active workings and district outlook
The article reports ongoing mining activity in Auraria and Lumpkin counties. Companies like Mining Notes Dixie Mining Co and Pathfinder affiliates advance shafting, canal extension, and dredge prep. Notable figures include Gilbert, Carl, Capt Ingersoll, and banker Hill Mining Co officers. It notes water supply improvements, a large Seawell core drill, and veteran miners like Uncle Hiram Gayden guiding operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Co
Barlow Mine
Cain Creek
Seawell Co
Banker Hill Gold Mining Co
S. A. Dunham
Kansas City
J. A. Taylor
Gridley
Lll
J. KF
Ropp
J. KE. Taylor
Ill
J. A. Scofield
Capron
G. £. Wooddell
C. Dunham
Champaign
T. M. Blackswell
J. H. Adams
Palmer
J. B. Greer
Warrensburg
Lumpkin County
Piedmont
Tasker
Hiram Gayden
That Trip to the West
A Georgia town mockingly recounts a Hallett Oklahoma hype about oil wealth and booming settlement. Dr Jones and Sheriff Sargent visit Hallett then return dismayed, finding few wells and barren soil while the West proves disappointing. The piece ends noting a local printing contract and a singing contest plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallett
Oklahoma
Dahlonega
Dr. Jones
Sheriff Sargent
Mr. Sargent
Dry Jones
New Town Western
Oklahoma City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Randolph County
Connecticut
Florida
The
Marietta Journal
Chas. W. Morse
Ice King
New York
Colliers Weekly
Seaford
Del
Leesburg
J. Pope Brown
Hawkinsville
Park
Gov. Smith
Earl Anneslie
Dixie Mining Go
Gilbert
Keystone
McAfee
Auraria
Illinois
Mr. Carl
Mountain Valley
Kiowah
Liberty Bell
Capt. Ingersoll
Chessiree
J. Hl. Griggle
Inerior Court
County of
Lumpkin
John FH. Moore
Robert Bryson
Lula Kerns
Mary Collins
Alonzo Barley
Pearle Marley
John C. Barley
Walter Barley
Clifford Barley
Homer Barley
Minnie Barley
Ronnie Barley
Mrs. C
N. J. Webb
County
State of Georgia
Lupipkin
van J. Vorney
Bok, Mrapens
J.B. MoGus
Davis
Mill Creek
Porter's Store
Martin's Ford
Wahob
EL. Shoal Creek
Martin’s Ford
G. H. McGuinn, T
J. Y. Nolan
Senoia, Ga
Lor Sale
William H. Bacluy
Turkey Hill
Paokan
Eee
Columbia Records
Craigr
Arnold
Stockholders Meeting
Shen P
Lookout Mies & Mfg Co
M. L. Seabolt
G. W. Frix
K. C
Habersham
Craighk. Arnold
Superior Court
Price
Martha M Price
Craig
H. T. Sarcenn
College Street
G. H. Moorh
Propar
Jamesville
McGuires oFeweler’s
Tj, Smeth
Grogeries
John H. Carter
H. D. Gurley
E. C. Gurley
Bank OF Dahlonega
Cate
J. H. Moore
Bry Gand
Vallage
E.c
Curley Old Stand
T. S. Littlefield
General Verceandise
G. Macguire
General Merchandise Lumber
Cherife
Sargent
J. J. Hangers
P. Ia
McGurrs
W. J. Worvey
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