Local Dahlonega Notes Highlight Panthers, Protests, and Progress
Dahlonega voices mix social letters and local news from residents like Pearl Davis and Col Lilly. Reports cover weddings, school events, bank taxes, road safety, quarry mine work, and a planned immigration literacy debate at the Ninth Congressional School with Decora and Phi Mu societies fielding speakers.
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Decora Society
Phimu
Decora
W. P. Huie
O. Smith
Phi Mu
J. J. Gainey
B. H. Rich
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Mery B. R. Meaders
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Rel Lives
Judge Smith
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A. W. Cain
Panama Exposition
Sherman Anderson
Roral
Jim Lance
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Moving Picture Show
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J. M. Brooksber
Paul Brooksher
Miss Blanche
J. M. Brooksher
M. C. Wyley
Walden
Comptroller
Tom McDonald
Hughes Moore
John Bryant
Aru Cole
Judge Baker
Uncle Sam
A.W. Guin
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Toy
Ed Chester
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John Evans
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Wm. Weatherow
Baker
Porter Parks
J. F. Sargent
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Luther Rowe
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N. G. A. College
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Crane's Mill
Ellis Becks
M. J. Williams
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John T. Whitner
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John Reese
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Marshal Wash Satterfield
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Briar Patch
Miller Brothers
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State Department
Mr. Patton McGee
Auraria
Mr. Munsonalao
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Wim. Armstrong
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Stephen Rice
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Gene Underwood
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Mamie Hamilton
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D. T. Simmons
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