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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
4
Karl Goldmark recalls in a German magazine how Wagner Liszt and Rubinstein lived ostentatiously while Brahms Beethoven were comparatively simple. A concert in a small town ends with Risist invitation to dinner which audiences decline.
The tramways committee recommends a limited trackless trolley trial over a route just over one mile from the city to the Postdesaipurban district. Ten minutes service is suggested for light traffic, with two cars to be bought at an estimated total initial cost of £7050.
William H. Maxwell, superintendent of New York public schools, criticizes a batch of reported exam paper errors he dubs howlers. He cites examples including questions about Grace Darling as a lighthouse keeper and a claim about five continents and a French unit of length, highlighting the absurdities.
A New York Weekly brief shows a pushy peddler offering silver cleaning polish to a housekeeper who rejects him. The housekeeper demands six boxes in a sharp rebuke after noting neighbors said there was no silver to polish.
A sharp exchange questions free mail delivery in this section. The counter asks if it means free delivery of fraudulent males from the prison, implying a wry jab about inmates and mail service.
A brief remark questions why many marriages fail. It suggests a cause is that many unions are mistaken affairs and urges reflection on marital choices.
Announcements from W A Crafters and Joan N Hornarr outline their campaigns for the Democratic primary in Georgia's Ninth Congressional District. Crafters plans district-wide meet-the-people events while Hornarr asks white voters for support in the upcoming primary.
J M Brooksiren and J M Rickers announce their bids for Georgia General Assembly representing Lumpkin County. Both call for Democratic primary support, pledge to work for county and state upbuilding, and to serve faithfully if elected.
The Blue Mountain Lodge No 88 reports the death of Edward Steiner a faithful co worker and Mason of Dahlonega Georgia. He was a pillar of community strength and talent whose loss leaves a gap in service. The committee extends heartfelt sympathy to his family and orders the minutes reflect the sorrow and send a copy to the bereaved family.
By order of the Court of Ordinary, Lumpkin County Georgia, a public sale will be held on the first Tuesday in June 1912 at the courthouse door. The property comprises 125 acres of part of lot 46 in the First District, Habersham now Lumpkin County, south of a historic line and road to the White County line. Cash terms. May 6 1912.
In Lumpkin County Georgia Agnes T Bonan administrator of the estate of W M Bohan advertises the sale of undivided half interests in three forty acre lots Lot 1084 in 11th district Lot 899 in 12th district and Lot 894 in 12th district all in Lumpkin County during legal hours on Tuesday June 4 1912 at the court house to pay debts and distribute assets. The lots are in the First Section and the described fractions are partial interests. The sale is granted by Hon Henry McAlpin Ordinary for Chatham County.
The city opens books for Dahlonega 1912 taxes until June first with blanks from the Marshal or assessors. J M Reece and others apply to be permanent administrator of Posey Etres estate. hearing set for the regular June term of the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June 1912. J P Prurr, Ordinary.
SENATOR. Dantonega Ga Feb 2 1912 Frenson Citizens I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the office of State Senator for the 82nd senatorial district subject to the result of the democratic primary election to be held in Lumpkin county J W Boy I hereby announce myself as candidate for the Senate composing the counties of White Dawson and Lumpkin subject to the action of the democratic primary promising if elected to carry out the duties required of such official to the best of my ability and solicit your support W J T Herenson
John H. Moore applies for guardianship of Jennie Louise Steiner and Edna Katherine Steiner, minors of Edward Steiner deceased, Lumpkin County Georgia. Applications slated for the Court of Ordinary at the June term, to be held on the first Monday in June 1912. Ordinary J F Proerr signs notice dated May 6, 1912.
North Georgia Agricultural College led by G. R. Glenn highlights low total yearly expenses from 125 to 175 dollars covering board lodging books fuel and more. The institution advertises a mild climate mountain location and independence plus a premier military department and cadet band under U.S. Army supervision and broad A B and B S curricula with agriculture mining engineering and commerce options. Dormitory living and disciplined conduct are emphasized with interested parties urged to contact President G R Glenn for information.
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