W Daihnonega notes war calls and local doings
Dahlonega dispatches war draft updates from Lumpkin County with men leaving for Gordon Camp and the first quotas, plus local court actions, bank cases, school progress, road and bridge talk, church concerns, and community notices on repairs and town affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkins
Lee Evans
Payne Fitts
Dahlonega
Gordon Camp
Deep Sea
Sam
Editor Spends Sunday in the Country
The writer recounts a Sunday trip from Dahlonega through Lumpkin and Dawson counties with Tom Ray J C Thomas and J D Obryant visiting historic Jay mill Auraria New Bridge and the Pyrite Mines near sundown. They note depopulation old towns prohibition era changes and praise the Lumpkin county mine workers and local progress including a new railroad financed by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ray
J.C. Thomas
J. D. Obryant
Pyrite
Dahlonega
Cooper Gap
Jay
Cane Creek Falls
Nimblewill Church
Jay Mill
Dawson
Lumpkin
Virgo Parks
Hoper
Mill Creek District
Auraria
Knuckelsville
New Bridge
Bill Armstrong
Bill
Gainesville
Martin’ Ford
Wahoo
Shoal Creek
Brookton
Lump
Sam
Lewis Pratt
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W. B. Gurley
John
Kendall
Washington
Joe Sturges
Macon
Germany
Gol. Kenyon
Joe Early
Davis
Crumby Place
Wahoo District
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Lumpkin County
Wheeler
Col. Kenyon
Redwine
First National Banks of
M. P.haynes
Knoxville, Tenn
J. Hi. Emmett
Christian
Bank of Dahlonega
Thomas Bowers
W. B. Townsend
Security
National Bank of Gainesville
Bowers
Lillian de Waters
Stanford, Conn
G. W. Vaughn
Dutchie
Watson
Tomie
Suler
Nelson Daniel
Mascot, Tenn
Mount Hope Cemetery
Knoxville
Cochran
Bank of
Irene Moore
Elijah Watterson
Thal Telephone
Miss
Alabama
Pearl Stovall
Mr. Code Jaerards
W.T. Milhollan
Moore Hhouse
Sargent
B. R. Meaders & Sons
Nuacnry
Nuacer
Cleveland
Chestatee River
Angelburg
Keith
Dr. Winter
Decia Beck
Dahlonega Bank
Atlanta
Nuacht
Somite
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