Georgia's cotton gains and local notices headline
Georgia has gained 2,388,054 bales of the 1905 crop by October 1. The Sam Jones meeting in Marietta cost $550. Declines in local governance include pension delays and a grand jury report. A Cambridge incident reports a mother killed her seven children, while a pie machine is described in Philadelphia. Roosevelt to visit Roswell on the 20th. local officials discuss hogs and sanitary laws in Dahlonega and Gainesville.
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Georgia
Superior Court
Gainesville
Nimblewill District School Clash Sparks Board Dispute
Citizens of Nimblewill district pressed Lumpkin county Board of Education about schooling. The board granted a fall session at one end of the district, provoking strife and a ban on any other school at the same house until the current term ends. Also reported, a typhoon in Manila last week caused many deaths.
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Nimblewill
Board of Education
Lumpkin County
Meaders & Sons Promote Stock Food Remedies
In Dahlonega area the Meaders and Sons advertise International Stock Food remedies to aid cows when changing feed from green to dry and to improve egg production in hens. They claim the products prevent cholera, reduce dry milk, improve appetite in horses and colts, and kill parasites. Packages priced 23c 50c $1.00 and $3.50.
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B. R. Meaders & Sons
Dahlonega
B. R. Meapers & Sons
Mountain Bride Wins A Local Satire Of Patton Marriage
A Commerce man Charley Patton left town in a mule wagon to wed Miss Leo, a rugged mountain girl. He returned with a smiling bride who soon learns cotton picking, praised as happiness and contentment over cultured society.
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Chas. L. Patton
Commerce
Patton
Lumpkin County
Leo
Fiddlers Convention Draws Crowds in Swainsboro Georgia
A large gathering last week in Swainsboro Georgia featured a lively fiddlers convention with many attendees and widespread enjoyment reported by organizers and locals.
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Swainsboro, Ga
Going Out of Business at Auraria Store
Jorn T. Miller announces closure of his dry goods groceries and clothing shop in Auraria by January 1 1906 after 28 years. He offers stock at cash bargains and invites debtors to settle within 30 days before collection efforts begin. building and fixtures available for rent to a reliable buyer.
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Auraria
County Anti Liquor League Mobilizes Against Blind Tygers
The Cobbs County Anti Liquor League has organized with strong membership to rid the county of blind tigers. The group aims to enforce prohibition era style liquor restrictions and support local authorities in cracking down on illegal saloons.
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Cobbs County
Wounds Bruises and Burns Healing Claim in Modern Surgery
An antiseptic dressing speeds healing of wounds bruises and burns by about one third the time of older methods. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm shares the antiseptic principle reducing pain soreness and infection risk. Sold by Dr C H Jones Dahlonega Ga for home use to save time and money.
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Chamberlain
C. H. Jones
Dahlonega
Roosevelt Returns to Washington as Attendance Rises
Attendance at both college and public schools continues to grow as President Roosevelt returns to Washington from Oyster Bay.
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President Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Notice to settle debts by November first at Citasoy store
Creditor E B Criseson demands all debts or notes be paid at Citasoy’s store by November first. If not, legal action will be taken at cost to the debtor. This notice is signed by EE. Criseson or agent Citasoy.
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Crise Son
Citasoy
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