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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
1
J. B. Swaney and W. I. Bryson announce candidacies for Lumpkin County Tax Receiver in the Democratic primary. Swaney pledges faithful future service. Bryson notes college years in Dahlonega and seeks voters' support.
A field of candidates announces for Lumpkin County tax collector in the Democratic primary. W M Grinour Y G Abercrombie T H Winey Mancus L Seabolt Joselm M Ricketts Pax Collector contender William Heal an pledge to uphold duties.
F W Moose is listed as a candidate for Clerk Superior Court of Lumpkin County in the Democratic primary. The filing signals a contest for the clerkship, with voters urged to participate in the primary election.
A notice asks for support in the upcoming Democratic primary for the Clerk of the Superior Court of Lumpkin County. D. L. Cox signs the appeal, thanking supporters and requesting continued backing in the race.
A primary season notice from T. M. Ray and J. M. Davis to Lumpkin County voters. Ray seeks Democratic support for sheriff promising faithful service if elected. Davis thanks voters and appeals for continued support in the party primary.
In response to citizen requests a person announces candidacy for the senate subject to the outcome of the democratic primary in Lumpkin County to be held on a future date.
J E Blackburn announces candidacy for Lumpkin County representative in Georgia's next general assembly, pledging countywide service. W S Hurr seeks reelection, thanking supporters and urging primary backing. Carn Suurrz also asks for votes in the Democratic primary.
W. A. Charters of Dahlonega Georgia announces candidacy for re-election as Solicitor General thanking voters of the North Eastern Circuit for their confidence and stating the matter is subject to the Democratic party primary.
J A Honmkern thanks voters for past support and earnestly solicits their backing in the upcoming Democratic primary. Respectfully.
North Georgia travelers are drawn to Dahlonega’s high elevation with no malaria. Attractions include mineral waters, scenic drives, gold mines nearby, and fishing access. Daily Mail and Hack Line run to Gainesville. town offers a state bank, multiple telephone lines, good roads, electric lights, hotels, and boarding houses. Contacts include Casmnenrrry, Tate, Sarre, and Bruce in Dahlonega.
Senator Morgan of Alabama denounces abolishing jury trials for railroad rate reviews. He warns nationalization would strip states of justice and leave citizens unprotected from federal railroad commissions. He faults state commissions as sidelined by the bill and argues for preserving local review by juries.
A Newfoundland mother dog saves her three pups during a flood by placing them in a tub as the river rises. She then drags the tub to higher ground and retrieves each puppy, carrying them to safety with evident pride.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior for bowel complaints claiming wealth cannot buy a better medicine. It promises universal success and pleasant taste when diluted with water and sugar and urges every family keep a bottle, listing Dr HU Jones in Dahlonega, Ga.
A Kansas man cooks breakfast for a week as his wife and he discuss warble tendencies while the canary seed is eaten. A Boston scientist defends pie in a lighthearted two column exchange. The piece notes married men and club cleverness, church pew habits, and letters to married women.
Minneapolis man J B Massey endured twenty years of sciatica until using Chamberlains Pain Balm. One application relieved pain and sleep returned. less than a bottle cured him. Sold by Dr O H Jones in Dablonega Georgia.
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