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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
1
The Savannah Press lauds reform chatter and public figures while noting Prohibition debates, liquor bills before Congress, and political sparring. It catalogs local tax distributions to schools, railroad lore, and a new teacher assignment at Mt Pleasant school near Vada.
The Pure Food Department states that selling products as vinegar or apple vinegar while barrels are labeled Distilled Vinegar violates the law. White Vinegar is a misnomer and should be labeled Distilled Vinegar unless modified by malt wine sugar glucose or distilled. Consumers must be informed of the product’s character.
A candidate appeals for support in the state senate race presenting a platform of political purity lower taxation conservative legislation economical government for state county and municipal needs and protection of chartered corporate rights while upholding prohibition laws and civic purity after 25 years of public service without self seeking reward.
S A Roddenbery announces his run for Congress to the people of Georgia’s Second District. He vows to advocate the same moral and political principles endorsed by the state and urged to be written into national law, urging endorsement and support nationwide. He cites ongoing state evils rivaling the nation and plans to speak to the people at reasonable times.
To White Democratic voters of Decatur County T H Brown announces his bid for State Senator from the Eighth District. He cites 1907 State Democratic platform and Bainbridge Democrat endorsements plus prior campaigns and local Prohibition support. He pledges to work for conservatism, vested rights, and equity in statutory law.
A White Democratic voter announces candidacy for the State Senate in the Eighth Senatorial District. The speaker pledges to serve the district and state, support the current administration, and seek a square deal for all voters, subject to the primary. The statement ends with appreciation for voter support.
The candidate appeals for support in Decatur county ahead of the Democratic white Primary on Wednesday March 11 1908, pledging to perform duties fearlessly and conscientiously for the public good if elected.
The Albany Herald stresses that advertisements must have strong appearances and continuous presence to exert persuasive force. Repetition and ample space convey good store news and factual heft, shaping reader perception and loyalty.
In the Brash mansion the organ fills the house with music as electricity powers the bass notes in the basement tubes while the garret holds the high notes. The mansion’s music room centers on the keyboard of the great organ.
The Aiken Recorder lauds Editor Bacon of Edgefield Chronicle as unusually powerful, noting his remark that overcrowded columns forced postponement of several births and deaths this week.
Chas L Harrell announces his bid for Representative in the General Assembly subject to the white Democratic convention on March 11. He pledges to uphold Democratic principles per the Macon platform and asks for support, noting deep Decatur County roots.
The examina tion of 65 sausage samples from across the state found eleven mixed and two contained sulphite of soda. Dealers are warned they violate the law by misrepresentation and the use of chemical preservatives as harmless substances. Prosecution will follow.
W I Nichodson announces his candidacy for Representative from Decatur County subject to the Democratic white Primary. He pledges to faithfully discharge obligations if elected and seeks the influence of friends due to pressing business matters. He expresses gratitude for the nomination consideration.
J M Smith a Confederate veteran announces his candidacy for Representative in the Legislature urging county voters to support him in the White Democratic Primary. He pledges to serve all people without favors and to defend the interests of old soldiers and their widows. Remember me TM.
A candidate for Representative declares intent to run in Decatur county and asks voters in the White Democratic Primary on March 11 to express their will and pledges to work for the people’s interests if chosen.
W. M. Harrell announces candidacy for re election to the City Court of Bainbridge subject to the White Democratic Primary. He pledges faithful service and to merit continued confidence if elected again.
M E O NEAL announces candidacy for Bainbridge City Court Solicitor, pledging faithful service and asking white citizens for suffrage and support in the Democratic White Primary. The statement targets Bainbridge and Decatur County voters.
C W Wimberly announces candidacy for re election as Clerk of the Superior Court subject to the coming Primary. He expresses gratitude for public confidence in the past and pledges to continue his efforts to merit support from county voters.
Deputy sheriff of three years seeks the office promising a faithful active honest impartial administration. He asks voters to favor the primary and support his candidacy.
D R Barber declares candidacy for Sheriff of Decatur County subject to the Democratic primary. He cites four years as Deputy Sheriff and asks fellow citizens for their support and vote.
A. B. Griffin declares intent to run in the Democratic Primary for Sheriff of Decatur County. He pledges to bring energy and capability to the office and to value the suffrages of citizens.
Citizens back C A Helton announces candidacy for sheriff in the Democratic white Primary. He pledges faithful impartial duty and strong enforcement of all laws including the vagrant act, citing a record against blind tigers since Prohibition.
A local notice states A Smith announces candidacy for sheriff in the Democratic primary on March 11 promising faithful duties. The brief message emphasizes commitment to the office and marks the candidate’s entry into politics.
For county assessor of Decatur county in the Democratic primary this spring. He solicits votes, pledging to faithfully discharge duties if elected. Thos. J. Jackson.
Aaron P Long announces his candidacy for Receiver of Taxes in the coming Democratic primary. A lifelong Democrat and county native, he pledges to perform duties faithfully and conscientiously if elected. He asks Democratic voters for support and asks friends to assist before the primary limits campaign time.
For the Tax Collector of Decater County, J W Butts announces candidacy for re election subject to the Democratic Primary. He thanks supporters and pledges to continue in office to the satisfaction of all.
A public notice states Geo. S. McNair announces his candidacy for re-election to the office of County Treasurer in the Democratic Primary. He pledges fidelity to duty and asks for the suffrage of fellow citizens, expressing gratitude for past support and requesting continued confidence.
A Decatur County Democrat running for County Treasurer appeals for help, pledging faithful office attendance, lifelong party loyalty, and thirty years residency. He notes prior military rank and current job limits travel for campaign, asking friends and the public to favor his candidacy.
T B Maxwell announces candidacy for re election to the office of Ordinary in Decatur County. He asks White Democratic Primary voters for support and pledges to uphold justice equity and the law in the interest of the state county and citizens.
J D Talbert announces candidacy for Ordinary in the Democratic Primary. He pledges to seek support from friends countywide and to discharge duties conscientiously honestly promptly and courteously if elected.
R E L Monroe declares for the White Democratic Primary on March 11 seeking the Fourth District seat to replace J E Harrell whose term ends this election year He vows faithful service and prudent handling of public funds and taxes in the event of election.
Announcement declares J A Wells of Faceville candidate for County Commissioner in the white Democratic Primary on March 11 from the district represented by Hon A Cook. Wells is described as a man worthy of the highest consideration with term expiration this year by limitation.
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