Veterans and politics mix in Alabama and Georgia
The item recalls the thirty sixth Confederate veterans session in Birmingham Alabama and comments on state wetness in Pennsylvania. It notes potential governors, mentions John Holder and Joe Brown, Beavers’ return, and criticizes dog hospital spending while soldiers wait. It covers a federal court district bill impacting Georgia and local taxation and policing debates in Alpharetta and Lumpkin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tom Bell
Gainesville
Banks
Barrow
Dawson
Habersham
Hall
Forsyth
Jackson
Lumpkin
Stephens
Towns
Rabun
Union
White
Alpharetta
Lumpkin County
Rural Dahlonega News Reports Local Happenings
A forerunner of the bean beetles seen Tuesday. Rev Hawkins preaches at Pyrites Mines next Sunday at 3. Smallpox in Young Harris. Summer warmth reduces need for blankets. Rural Carrier dinner at the College prompts baskets and entertainment. Various local incidents, road meetings, thefts, and a fatality at Lula. Dahlonega College improvements praised under Col. West and new athletic facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Pyrites
Mr. Webb
Gainesville
DuBos
U.S
Col. West
Grand Old Institution
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the & Nugget
Dahlonega, GA
Bnetted
P.O
Veterans of the Confederacy
Birmingham
Ala
Pennsylvania
John Holder
Bibb County
Cleveland
Ohio
Beavers
John
Hoke Smith
Joe Brown
Little Joe
Commerce News
Athens
Banks County Journal
Blairsville North
Harris
Winder
Jack Carroll
Atlanta
Geo
Frix
Hartwell
Wahoo
Chamber of Commerce
Tal Odum
Edison Woodward
Davis
Pentecost
Sum Mote
Yahool
EB. A. Tigner
H.C. Emory
Milledgeville
Dahlonega
Young Harris
Perry Tipton
Prof. Boyd
Tate
O. Martin
Louie
Gold Hill
Auraria
J. P. Childres
Lula
Hill
H.C. Ricketts
Florida
Mr. Pratt
Mr. Ricketts
New York
Ninth District
Amicalola Falls
Dawson County
Dawson, Gilmer
Pickenson
J. M.brooksher
John H. Moore
R. C. Meade
Bob
N. G. A. College
the Mountain Inn
Craig R, Arnold
Prop
W. A. Housley
Bank of Dahlonega
State Depository
W. B. Townsend
M. C.swiley
T. KF
Christian
Copfins
John H. Moore & Son
Dahlonega Lumber Company
Gome
Fay
Housley Bros
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