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Fragmentary notes recount various items: arrests for past crimes in Savannah, Dr. Cook reporting North Pole temperatures, convicts idle in a Western penitentiary, fatal injuries from a ball game in White County, a mention of a Dawsonville printing press, land purchase funds in Chattanooga, census worker numbers and exam sites, floods and famine in northern Mexico, Mr G L Carson’s cow milk sale, lunatic asylum critique, a Gainesville homicide misreported, new registration law affecting primaries, and Georgia political speculation ahead of the gubernatorial primary.
The Bond Issue for Good Roads in Gainesville Area
A letter urges a $40000 bond to fund macadamized roads linking local districts to the railroad. Advocates claim minimal tax impact and broad regional benefits, noting four counties already invest in roads and citing conventions and local residents J W Born N A Arnold. The piece argues against prejudice and calls for county unity to improve travel and economic prospects.
Debate on Lumpkin County road funding and regional plans
The piece argues against a 40000 debt to build a ten mile macadamized road in Lumpkin County. It questions cost efficiency, cites convict labor in 127 counties, warns of rail and mining impacts, and recalls past Hall County promises and local schemes that failed to deliver roads or electric lines. It critiques local politics and the risk to industry if the Chestatee dam limits mining.
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Sean
Boyd
Lumpkin
Georgia
Gainesville
Hall County
Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
Chestatee
Londons
Wahoo
Hall
Chattahoochee River
Notice to creditors of N. F. Howard estate
Georgia Lumpkin County notice to all creditors to render an account of their demands within the legal time. Debtors are asked to pay promptly. Dated August 24 1909. Joax H Moors Administrator of the estate of N. F. Howard.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
N. F. Howard
Joax H. Moors
Preacher Venable Praised by Dahlonega Letter
L G Ash writes from CheveLawn Georgia Aug 50 1000 praising Rev G F Venable pastor of Dahlonega Methodist Church. He notes Venable's camp meeting appeal and broad friendship from White and Lumpkin counties and wishes Dahlonega continued growth and a strong newspaper future for the Nuecer.
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Kirton
G. F. Venable
Methodist Church of
Old Loudsville
Dahlonerga
Lumpkin
Old Lumpkin County
Nuecer
Georgia
Nucerr
L. G. Ash
Reverend J N Austin Speaks on Mission Work and Thanks
The letter from Rev J N Austin details his mission efforts across Lumpkin Dawson and Cherokee counties. He praises Bethel revival sermons on watching the tongue and heart, notes improvements to public roads, and thanks supporters including J L Sargent, J Garner and several others for financial help enabling his preaching. He ends with a call to live by the royal law and blessings for church and state.
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Nuecer
Lumpkin
Dawson
Cherokee
Bethel
Chandler
Franklin
Heaven
Hell
J. L. Sargent
John Garner
H. H. Stephens
Jerome Martin
J. M. Hulsey
J. R. King
GC. T. Chandler
James Lance
W. B. Townsend
H.H. Kemp
Frank Parks
Bro. Laws
Dr. Griggs
City Tax Notice for Dablonega 1909 Open Now
The city book is open for the receipt of taxes for Dablonega for the year 1909 and will stay open until the night of Oct 30 1908 when it closes as per the ordinance. W H Jones City Treasurer.
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Dablonega
W. H.jones
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Dahlonega, Ga
P.O
Java
Savannah
Philadelphia Record
Western Penitentiary
Gov. Brown
White County
Lump Satterfield
Dawsonville
Hart
Chattanooga
United States
Athens
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Thomasville
Mexico
Monterey
Commerce News
G. L. Carson
Mr. Borror
Nuporr
Maritia
Hail County
J.W. Born
N. A. Arnold
Dr. Arnold
CheveLawn, GA
Rev. J. N. Austin
Shite, J
John H. Carter
H.D. Nene
Bank OF “ Dahlonega
North Georgia Gricultural College
THE
University of Georg
Barber
Tam
Hotel Mall
Henry Underwood
G. McGuire
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