Grand Jury Recommendations for Lumpkin County Jail and Roads
The spring term grand jury urges the Ordinary to build a five foot high woven wire fence with barbed top around the jail and install guttering from the roof to the water tank with proper posts. It directs the Solicitor-General to ensure the work is done before the next term. It criticizes the road machine and road work as unsatisfactory, noting fence repairs and money concerns. The jury opposes funding for tick vats and condemns prior spending, while urging fence completion and prudent county management. They fault Judge Smith’s handling and urge better governance before leaving office.
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Grand Jury
Lumpkin Superior Court
Supreme Court
Why Is An Editor A Curious Fellow Sayings
A reprinted Orlando Sentinel essay argues editors defy easy judgment comparing their faults and foibles to doctors. It humorously notes editors lack underclothes in winter and face harsher scrutiny for mistakes, contrasting with doctors who read Latin and bury patients quietly.
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Orlando Sentinel
Training and the value of knowing how to work
The text extols training as the path to mastering rounds of labor and advancing at work. It stresses that effort alone is not enough without knowledge, urging continuous training to prevent being told every step and to stay ahead through informed actions. It also quotes Longfellow on judging others with sorrow, not anger, and learning from the struggles of a single heart to keep compassion.
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the Home Journal
Longfellow
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Mountain Inn
Dahlonega
North Georgia Agricultural College
Georgia
U.S. Army Officers Ltd
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F. O. B. Detroit
Dahlonega Garage Co
Craig R- Arnold
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Moore & Wimpy
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W.S. Gaillard
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