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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
4
Lost dog described as black male with tan mouth and feet and bobbed tail. Destroyed on the night of March 27. Liberal reward for any information leading to his whereabouts. Contact Hansexu B. Malone Monticello Georgia.
The piece warns Georgia voters about personal politics and demagogues shaping elections. It cites Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, and local figures while urging citizens to judge candidates by principles, not loyalties or sensational press. It cautions against a rise of a progressive party led by self serving leaders. The author urges thoughtful voting over partisan manipulation.
Advertisement pages quoted from more than sixty eight years ago by a Jackson businessman. The note suggests few in the county recall the figures behind these ads and previews seller pitches from a bygone era.
H McClendon announces the opening of a new hotel in Jackson Butts County Ga at the former Florence house. Charges will match hard times and the establishment will be fitted up in good style to comfort guests. Jackson Feb. 21 1845. 8 2m
WM Irvine announces the Jackson Hotel in Jackson Butts County Georgia has opened a house of entertainment on the village square and pledges to spare no pains to earn patronage. January 9 1845.
Mr and Mrs R N Etheridge shared a Forsyth printed issue of The Little Georgian with Jackson ads clipped for Mr Etheridge. The paper, now aged and fragile, was kept by Mr Stephens' parents and preserved by him. If any reader recalls the parties in the advertisements contact is invited.
Sworn statement of ownership and management for The Jackson Arcus Jackson Georgia 1913 lists editor E W Carroll managing editor and publisher Mrs E W Carroll business manager Mrs E W Carroll owner estate of Mrs A H Shaver administrator H Y McCord bondholders none sworn before me March 31 1913.
On Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. M. F. Williams will preach a special evangelistic sermon. There are no services scheduled for the evening.
A new flat has replaced the old structure at Thom as' Ferry, drawing interest from local residents and marking a change in the waterfront area.
A reader writes about prevailing conditions and the spirit of the era. The writer notes the original document is available at the office for verification and invites public consideration of the subject.
President Woodrow Wilson calls Congress into extraordinary session on August 8 1913 to reform tariffs and reduce costs for the public. He argues tariffs must reflect modern industrial changes, end privileges, and promote efficient free trade while avoiding reckless haste. He signals banking and currency reforms for later action.
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