Dahlonega Notes Thrive Amid Water Woes and Local Business
Dahlonega residents cope with low water power and dry streams while town leaders repair wells and roads. Local merchants advertise services, a new bank, and a planned telephone system as college attendance rises and mica mining shows promise.
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