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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1900

Page

8

A Vigorous Refutation of a Circular Attack on Official Acts

Mr. McMichael replies to a circulating attack by McCandless and others, defending his conduct as county clerk. He denounces falsehoods in the report, explains docket entries and recording practices, and insists he acted to protect himself and the public. He notes upheaval from a torn courthouse and asserts remedies lie with the people of Butts County.

Mr. McMichael The Jackson Argus McCandless Et al McCandless Grand Jury J. ©. Maddox J. A. McMichael H. F. Gilmore John McMichael R N. Etheridge J. E. McFalls Baldwin Fertilizer Co Anderson McCune B.F. Moon Nannie Lewis Brown Bros L. S. Woodward M. L. Spencer Green Harkness M. L. Duke M. S. Maddox D. Xweket Court of Ordinary Wile Hammock Mays Ben Mattie King Butts County Jo.ca. Mesichae ARGUS

White voters urged to elect sheriff and deputy in Butts County

A public card appeals to white voters to back the author for sheriff with Mr. McMichael as deputy. The writer criticizes the People's party and aligns with the Democratic party, urging May 15 voting and promising to serve lawfully.

Butts County Democratic Executive Committee People’s Party of State of Georgia Allen D. Candler South Democratic Party Mr. McMichael

Sandy Plains News Roundup at Waltham and Nearby

A local bulletin from Sandy Plains notes J H Thaxston’s precarious illness, a new Sunday School at Lively Church, and ongoing egg trade in Waltham. It reports J H Weaver opening spring stock, daily openings, and visitors urged to check the city directory at Weaver’s. Mentions Sandy Plains Academy, Walthem activities, Nancy Hanks visits, Minnie Riggins guest, and a thriving grain season with farmers busy planting corn and expectant yields.

J. H Thaxston Waltham J H. Weaver Gsisier Tuch Dummers Weaver's Sandy Plains Academy Walthem Nancy Hanks Nancy Hall Zness Gare Minnie Riggins Flo Villa Flevtie Smith Frank Carter Mercury

Crawford Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination

J M Crawford declares for sheriff nomination after one term in office. He is praised for faithful service and duty, with supporters planning active backing. Col Y A Wright returns from Knights of Honor state meeting. Jacksonu notes strong growth now.

J. M. Crawford Crawford Col Y. A. Wright The Knights of Honor Macom

Flovilla Visitors Noted In City This Week

Mrs. H. M. Scott of Flovilla visited friends in the city last week. D. W. Terrill, a leading Flovilla merchant, was in town Monday on business.

H. M. Scott of Flovilla D.w. Terrill

Book reception aids free library for Pepperton Mills

The Woman's Social Club hosted a book reception at the Hotel Buchanan last Saturday to raise books for a free library serving the Pepperton Mills operatives. Mrs Buchanan, assisted by Mrs 4.1. Buttrill Miss R. B. Thorton and Mrs J. D. Thornton, greeted guests who brought books and magazines. Music, palms, and flowers enhanced the event with dainty refreshments served.

Womans Social Club Buchanan

Farmers Institute Meeting Highlights Butts County Session

The Butts County Farmers Institute held its regular monthly meeting at the courthouse Tuesday with Judge Hammond presiding as president. The session featured an interesting program and noted that Saturday may have marked the busiest day for merchants in a year.

Butts County Farmers’ Institute Court House Hammond

Death of Henry C. Thaxton Saint Liberty Baptist member

Henry C. Thaxton died Thursday evening after a severe bout with grippe. A longtime county resident and Liberty Baptist church member, he leaves an honored family. Burial is planned at Towaliga Cemetery.

Henry C. Thaxton Thaxton Superior Court Liberty Baptist Church Towaliga Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. L. Ray J.P. Smith Shoe Co Planters’ Supply Co Carmichae Co T. A. Spencer Mailer Collins Luia A. Watson Rosa Bledsoe Harper Bledsoe British & American Mortgage Co Slaughter Sallie D. Lasseter A. J. Swint W. P. Glover S. M. Glover Et al Mills Shields J. C. King W. F J. C. Maddox Sandy Plains Mr. Crawford Jacksonu Farmers’ Institute To Hi. C. Thaxton
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