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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
4
The Dahlonega News outlines recent county happenings with vagrancy cases in Macon, liquor prosecutions in Dawson and Lumpkin counties, religious proceedings in Griffin, and numerous misdemeanor verdicts. It notes Roosevelts balloon rest in St. Louis and a Dalton Citizen anniversary.
Fair committee met to plan a two day event with a syrup maker as the sole entrant in the contest. Premiums include twelve ears of corn for best variety and one dollar for second best. Exhibits due by November 10. Milch cows allowed to enter. Notify Prof Niven by November 1 for male colts. News from Loud Mine notes rich finds, gold in buckets and jars.
Mrs Helen Gould of New York will build a $60 000 swimming pool at her country home. A Houston county jail term of three months was imposed on Mrs Fannie Berry for shooting her brother Wil Woolfolk. A Dawson county youth accused of moonshine liquor was released by Judge Newman who said he was raising money to pay for college. Foley Kidney Pills claim to tone and regulate kidneys and bladder and to cure backache. Sold by Dr C H Jones son. A man in Atlanta was fined $25 for pouring liquor in his wife's eyes. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a reliable non narcotic medicine sold by Dr C H Jones son. A government exhibit of a real blockade distillery at the state fair is arranged by a mountaineer. A Stockwell letter praises Foley’s Honey and Tar as very effective for cold and throat ailments.
Dahlonega Bakery reports strong crowd support for 15¢ meals and free coffee with all meals including 16¢ options. Three college boys aided service, repeat calls praised quality and quantity, and the bakery pledges ongoing free coffee with meals as a standing invitation to visitors.
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