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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
2
The first bale of this year’s cotton in Hall County was raised by Lee and Rosie Stanley and sold for 104 cents at New Holland on the 6th. Other items note election plans, oil inspector counts, and local political commentary reflecting county affairs and regional news.
A Lampkin county notice from September 1906 thanks voters for the Democratic nomination for representative in Georgia. It praises unity, pledges service, and quotes that the latch string hangs on the outside. The report also covers the Democratic meeting results listing officers and nominees as well as a note on Republican strategy and a Black man gang threat in Atlanta.
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Ernest Copeland and Mr and Mrs Romayne Copeland for funeral kindness to Mrs Helen M Copeland. W B Townsend resigns as secretary treasurer of the Democratic executive committee citing conflict with business but pledges campaign effort. Committee notes inmates at Soldier's Home have been mistreated and poorly fed.
The column notes the death of Col A Darnell former U S District attorney in Atlanta this week. It reports vagrants arrested for 12 months, political admonitions to vote democrat, copper mine fumes blamed 30 miles away, a misreported White County girl status, and GOP plans regarding Tom Bell and republicans. It also mentions election tally confusion and a church pastor selection debate.
J. W. Boyn announces nomination for the Senate and respectfully solicits voters in the 82nd district to support him in the general election on the first Wednesday in October. He frames the request as a civic appeal to fellow citizens following the late primary.
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