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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
2
The article chronicles flood damage in Texas and Oklahoma cyclones, legal and political twists in Georgia, a notable court disqualification, a prison release case, and a fatal Pensylvania wreck. It also covers mining bu siness updates in Dahlonega with new ore finds, equipment upgrades, and a large Whim Hill vein sale.
A real estate prospectus urges farmers to relocate to middle and south Georgia, promising fertile lands in Oglethorpe Green and Hancock counties, abundant water, healthful conditions, and growing value. It advertises affordable prices and favorable terms via A. Lamar Real Estate Dealers in Winder, Georgia, aiming to place families on independent farms and encourage mass relocations.
A historical notice pledges sums to anyone who assists in arresting and convicting the arsonists who burned a barn in Lumpkin County Georgia on May 10. It lists many subscribers including I. M. Edwards and W. W. Crisson who contribute varied amounts for the reward. The note comments on cotton association funds being wasted as they benefit officials rather than farmers.
Lumpkin County residents alerted that Millie D Cannon widow of John C Cannon has an unto form for a year's support from the estate. Appraisers' report is on file and the Ordinary will rule on the petition on the 61st day of June at his office. Dated May 2, 1905. GG Evins Ordinary.
Last Friday night both battalion companies held banquets at Dormitory No 2 and Prof Gaillard's home. Major Tilson and cadet staff attended with noncommissioned officers. Prof Steed hosted seniors to dinner. Prof Davis led a camping trip with Freshman Science Class to study plant life. Cadets now practice at the target range as few records stand. a silent drill may debut at commencement.
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