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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1898

Page

4

Memorial Day Observance Planned by Confederate Veterans

The J L Barnett Camp of Confederate Veterans in Jackson aims to hold a business meeting April 26 with Sons of Confederate Veterans joining for memorial day exercises. A program of music and speeches is planned with an appointed orator, and a basket dinner will follow the veterans meeting.

J. L. Barnett Jackson Sons of Confederate Veterans The Argus Veterans Camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans

Railroads Express Free Delivery for Cuba Relief Drive

The Argus commends railroads for providing free transport of relief contributions to Cuba, noting pastors in Jackson announced a Monday collection supported by churches. It cites the Southern railroad as a leading contributor in this charitable effort.

United States Cuba Jackgon Railroads Argus Pra Southern

Sunday Sickness and the Dread of the Day

A fragment describes Sunday as a sickness that grips people without pain yet commands them through errands, shopping, and social chatter. The piece traces a day’s routine from morning post office runs to afternoon errands, dinner, and evening work, ending with a church sermon anecdote.

Local News Tip Line Opens At The Argus Office

The Argus announces telephone connection No 19 to the local exchange and asks Jackson residents to report any news from their neighborhood including visits or forthcoming plans. Citizens are urged to ring in any news items for publication.

Argus Jackson

The Telephone Exchange Opens in Jackson

Jackson presents one of the state’s best local telephone exchanges with forty six subscribers in operation. Mr. S. B. Kinard completed the system last Saturday and oversees the project with Miss Mamie Borders at day center and Bryant Thompson handling night wires.

Jackson S. B. Kinard Mamie Borders Bryant Thompson Kinard

Locust Grove Social Roundup Visits and Calls

Locust Grove residents and visitors are noted with travels to McDonough and Jackson. J. Robert Mitchell and Rev. Durden attended services, while Miss Maude Jinks visited Ruth at school. John Dicken, recently with an Atlanta firm, and Robert Sandifer of Alabama are mentioned among those calling on relatives and friends.

Miss Maude Jinks of Jackson Miss Ruth John Dicken Atlanta

Castellan and Elkins Deaths Stir Stark Community

Obituary notices report the deaths of George W. Castellan near Locust Grove and Mrs. John Elkins of Stark on March 25. Castellan, a respected farmer and community leader, died after illness with family present and funeral conducted by Rev. I L Gunter. Elkins, a devoted wife and neighbor, is buried at Indian Creek cemetery with large turnout. The editor notes local smallpox measures, school concerns, Epworth League formation, and local civic talk.

George W. Castellaw George W. Castellan Locust Grove Castellan John” Elkins T. J. Bledsoe Youne Fellow

Dr Eugene B Elder Returns From Augusta Medical College

Dr Eugene B Elder returns home from Augusta where he has been attending medical college. He plans to return to Augusta in the fall and aims to graduate next spring as a full fledged doctor.

Eugene B. Elder Augusta Elder J. C. Parker Parker

Miss Mamie Borders Shines in Jackson Telephone Service

The Jackson Telephone exchange highlights Miss Mamie Borders as a highly efficient employee. Her courteous call responses make patronage pleasant and showcase the system's strong service.

Carmichaels Sarsaparilla Proclaimed Best Blood Purifier

An era advertorial hails Carmichaels Sarsaparilla as the superior blood purifier amid competing tonics. The piece markets its efficacy and preferred status among users.

Robison Seeks Butts County Tax Collector Post

E C Robison announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Butts county subject to Democratic party action. He is described as capable and diligent, with a history of a strong, though narrow, defeat in the last election, and a broad base of friends who will support his return.

E. C. Robison Butts County Robison Cour County Butts W.M. Harkness Democratic Party

Spring and Summer Opening Ad

Opening daily except Sunday with early hours and first class eatables at low prices Allen & Co phone 84 announces barrels crates opened for interlude pricing for the season.

Allen &Co

Look Out for a Show at May’s Opra House

Greenwood travels to Atlanta to engage a company as a likely plan for a future show at May’s Opra House. No dates or exact performers are provided in the fragment.

May Opra Greenwood Atlanta

Epworth League Organized at Stark Methodist Church

Mr and Mrs J A Dodson plan an extended visit to Eastman relatives. Mrs L D Lee and Fitzhugh visited Jackson last Saturday. Sunday schools at both churches are in good condition under their officers. An Epworth League was organized at Stark Methodist church last Sunday with enthusiastic members aiming to do good work.

J. A. Dodson Eastman

Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cures for Blood Diseases

An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures rheumatism catarrh ulcers sores and other blood and skin diseases. It touts forty years of physician experience and warns against substitutes. The maker promises a book of cures and price is $1.00 per bottle with testimonials from Wadsworth and merchants in Newnan Georgia.

W. W. Wadsworth Coweta

Butts County Sheriff and Tax Officials Seek Democratic Nomination

Multiple county figures announce Democratic party primary candidacies for sheriff tax collector and tax receiver in Butts County. J O Beauchamp congratulates county for service and seeks nomination. Other candidates include J M Crawford tax collector E E Robinson W M Harkness J G Kimbell and A F Pitchett for tax receiver. T H Benton appeals for support citing illness and inability to work.

Democratic slate for county offices in Butts county

J A McMichael and John O Rear seek Clerk Superior Court with Democratic party support. Levi J Ball runs for Treasurer, Forsurveyor I campaign as county surveyor of Butts county, awaiting Democratic nomination. J M Collins and J C Maddux also stand for county surveyor, all subject to Democratic action Felix L Walthall aims to represent Butts county in the next General Assembly under party guidance.

J.A. McMichael Clerk Superior Court Democratic Party John O’rear Levi J.ball Butts County J. M. Colllins J.C. Maddux Felix L. Walthall General Assembly of Georgia

Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Georgia Burt County

Notice to debtors and creditors of William R. Weaver late of Burt County Georgia deceased. All indebted persons must make immediate payment and all claimants must present claims as required by law. Dated March 30 1598. Go R Rippeway Y Ex of Estate of W R Weaver deceased.

Georgia Burts William R. Weaver Go. R. Riperwayy W. R. Weaver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jackson Argus Parry Lee John C. McDonald Brother C America Spain Brother A Brother B the Telephone Exchange John Gray McDonough Charles Castellan White House George Kimbell Joe Walls J. Robert Mitchell This Place J. Hunt Clements of Mr. Durden Linton, Ga Institute James Burcke Roscoe Bostwick Jordan Johnson W. M. Combs Hugh Collie Flovilla H. E. Oxford Henry Robert Sandifer Alabama J. Walter Sullivan of Bill Crumbly G. W. Castellaw I. L. Gunter Bersheba Church Archangel Stark Arcus Land of the Living Mercy Methodist Church of Fannie Warren Jasper County Luther Redman D. B. Moore Dr. Harper Col. C. L. Redman G. W. Wyatt B. W. Collier Mrs. M Baptist Church Jim Cobb Macon Cobb Mr. Sack Lamar Joe Warner Monticello Rosa Elder Jacob F. Spondler Newnan J.O. Beauchamp T.O. Woodward Towaliga J. M.crawford E. E. Robinson J. G. Kimbell A.F Pitchett T. H. Benton
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