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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
2
The Dahlonega Ledger reports a mix of national and local notes. Topics include court rulings, lynching protests, prohibition, fish bait parcel post, Chinese repatriation, and a Walton county prison death inquiry alongside Georgia crop outlook and local appointments.
A fragment from the Mountain Signal of Oct 28 1871 recalls Dahlonega history noting Hamilton Sneed’s execution at Grown Mountain for murder and the town’s liquor troubles. It mentions Capt J W Woodward publisher and store owner, local advertisements, and past prices such as candy soda spices and hardware.
A letter discusses the state veterinarian Dr Peter F Bahnsen and cattle ticks. The writer questions tick eradication costs and argues that local beef supply matters more than external sales, suggesting home remedies over expensive treatments and urging to keep cattle for local use.
Ninety one mules were burned in a stable at Columbus last week. Courtesy of Mr. W. B. Townsend editor of the Nug GT the space is reserved as compliments to the Buraca Sunday School class for our reports. Keep your eye on us and look for Buraca prosperity though we need your help mate Baraca Sunday Scuoon Class A Hanetep Pres IH G VANnpiviern Reporter.
Georgia Lumpkin County will sell at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in November within legal hours. Real estate includes Lots 119 120 123 and part of Lot 122 along Chestatee River with 89 16 40 acres and ridge line, to satisfy a Bank of Lumpkin County judgment. Notice given to defendant. sale by T M Ray sheriff October 4 1912. Land to rent two horse crop offered by J H McKin, Burtsboro GA.
A humorous dispute over the meaning of a kiss appears in an Atlanta note, calling kissing a boss or a crime depending on who is involved. Also reported are canal earthquakes with no damage, theft of seven bales of cotton at Eastman, and rare coins stolen from the Baltimore National Exchange bank president’s home. Gilmer county cattle figures and quarantine concerns prompt editorial critique.
Go to G McGuires for window glass and putty. FP A C Head offers free a pound of ground coffee for every $2 spent. B F Andersons is head quarters for clothing with a tailoring line and ready made suits in about four days. He will order items if not in stock and at the same price. Call on him for bargains.
Northbound service runs at OT 4.50 with ROAR on July 13 1913 between Brookton Georgia and local southbound reads.
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