Dahlonega Nugget warns of growth and new road work
Fodder pulling season begins as Dahlonega notes property changes, new mills planned and highways under way. The town reports on road improvements, convicts assigned to Lumpkin projects, rising commerce, and arrivals from Perry Florida, Gainesville, and Cartersville while urging settlers to move before the boom.
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Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
John Jenkins
Bearden
Bridge Road
Rite
Gainesville
Pyrites
Hall
State Highway Department
Board of Roads and Revenues
Dawson County
J. H. Moore
Morgan
Highway Department
Silver City
Lumpkins
John Ralstons
Phil
Bartsboro
Atlanta
J. W. Boyd
Tlick
Highway Board
Prof
Boyd
City Taxes Open For Collection At Smith’s Store
The city tax book is now open at Alderman T. J. Smith's store to collect taxes for the year 1999 and will close on October 1, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Smith
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T. F. Christian
Gilreath
Cane Creek District
Mary Lou Quillian
Brookton
Perry, Fla
Davis
Baker
Henson Chapman
Moore
Couch
Cane Creek
John B. Ricketts
Lumpkin
Miller Davis
Jeff Findley
South
Georgia
Findley
Parks’ Store
Bank of Dahlonega
Alabama
Chestatee
Hightower
Coosa
Earnest Head
Miss Nicy Black
Squire W. A. Brooksher
Harve Free
Andrew Sled
Decatur
Blake
Will Hartman
Madison
Dr. Durham
Commerce
Alli
J. A. Anderson
Felix McMillan
T. J. Smiths
Mossy Creek
Clermont
Louise Sutton
Louise Steiner
John H. Moore
Bill Gooch
Gordon
Jackson
Johnnie Rider
J. M. Seabolt
Bob Kemmer
Sargent House
Lewis Rider
Rider
John
Jackson County
Bethlehem Church
Cane Creek Falls
Head
Jim Davis
Copperhill
Lamar Weaver
Mr. Hair
Auraria
Dahlonega Graded School
Harris Postell
Tenn
Little Chamleer of
United States
Union
Lumpkin Counties
U. S. District Court
Fred Ash
Virgo Parks
H. E. Parks
Dawsonville
H. P. Sheffield
Cartersville
J. M. Brooksher
W. B. Townsend
T. F. Jackson
J. R. Rigketts
J. R. Watkins & Cos. Supplies
H. Watson
Bakers Suppies