Dahlonega Nugget notes storms and town life during 1919
The column recounts local events from Dahlonega including a warrant for a husband accused of whipping, hotel ads on the square, early war veteran readers, potato tips, rising egg prices, smallpox fears, gold in old gravel pits, and recent hail damage. It covers crime notes, school uniforms, road plans, liquor tales, court fines, auto anecdotes, and a farewell tribute to Sgt. Henderson with a faculty resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McGuire
Dahlonega
N. G. A. College
Phillip Henderson
U.S. Army
Henderson
Sgt. Henderson
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Will Dowday
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