Georgia weekly notes and calamities from October 1909
The article compiles incidents across Georgia and nearby areas including a 90-year-old cotton picker in Wilkes County, a drowning child in Atlanta, a 10-child mother seeking a bounty, an escaped convict killed in Toccoa, dam and health debate by Georgia water power firms, a church fire in Glenn Street Atlanta, a deadly axe homicide in Lincoln County, and extensive hail damage in Atlanta and Marietta with high losses. It also cites tax, divorce, and corruption mentions, plus weather and public notices in a regional paper.
Registration Law and Court Docket Update
Georgia voters face six month registration rule ahead of general elections as tax collection opens books. Local docket lists multiple state cases with pleas, fines, and bond actions, plus visiting attorneys from Gainesville to Rochester contributing to the week’s legal activity.
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Will McKinney
Will MccKinney
R. H. Kent
Ode Christy
R. J. Terrell
J. T. Miller
Bklias Grizzle
Sam Riley
West Beasley
Mack McClouoe
Fireman Homer Waters Hurt in Dahlonega Blaze
A Dahlonega fireman named Homer Waters was seriously hurt when a building roof collapsed during a Fitzgerald fire. The incident follows a deadly conflagration that claimed one life and injured others, highlighting safety and time’s passage as the town debates local governance and road bonds.
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Road policy and local politics in Dalton comments
Judge Fite urges gradual road improvement and selective macadamization in marshy areas, warning against costly overbuilding. The Nunner editor backs Dr. C. H. Jones for mayor, defending council harmony and denouncing rival “wire workers” as biased or self-serving while promising to stay in the race.
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Administrator's Sale Counts On October Win
The notice states an administrator's sale will proceed in October with anticipated approval and accounting steps. Proceedings focus on finalizing assets and distributions under court oversight.
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