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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
6
Griffin News quotes Jonesboro editor Gus Morrow on the Flint circuit solicitor race between Bartow Bloodworth and Pliny Hall. Hall is gaining momentum despite Bloodworth’s current advantage, with strong influences aiding his campaign across the circuit.
At Tuesday night’s council meeting Pepperton Cotton Mills seeks a 20 year city franchise to wire and light Jackson. The plan would allow selling rights to profit seeking buyers while not forcing patronage, reflecting progress and enterprise for Jackson.
A Populist resolution declares S. C. McCandless R. W. Mays and J. M. McMichael are appointed to confer with the Democrats. The goal is to arrange terms for a white primary under conditions of equal terms and preserved party rights.
The Watchman describes a mental state called nerves induced by a grievance or resentment. Prolonged brooding distorts judgment and tempers, pushing a person to act desper ately. Step back, gain distance, and seek a practical, matter of fact view to regain balance.
A letter extols Col M Pliny Hall as a man of influence and unwavering integrity in public life. It lauds his fearless, duty bound character and recommends him to the voters of Spalding county for a trusted position.
The Arcus reports Smith and Etheridge purchased an interest in the Bank of Henry County at McDonough. Thomas D. Stewart, the current bank president, will move to Atlanta to pursue business. The move is praised as boosting McDonough's prospects and reflects the firm’s established influence in Jackson.
The Woman's Social Club gathered Saturday at Miss Agnes Carmichael's home. Guests included Mrs. J. F. Carmichael and Miss Mary Carmichael. News noted spring decor, a Guess game with candy eggs, a nest display, music by Miss Humphreys, and refreshments.
Hon A Atkinson states he will not run and thanks voters of Buttf ests for their interest. He declines to continue the race for representative and respects the wishes of those supporting him.
Committees from several schools met at R. Gresham's store and agreed to hold a union picnic Friday April 27 at Mountain near Cedar Rock. The site is noted as one of the county’s prettiest picnic spots and preparations are under way for a day of pleasure for the children.
Cotton planting continues as the town notes visits from Miss Willie Ogletree and Miss Alberta Merideth. Local residents report health updates and family visits including Dr. S. P. Campbell and Dr. Millard Barrows. Reverend Green preached a strong sermon and Candidate Banks attended services.
Southern Railway announces round trip tickets from Jackson to Louisville for 9.95 with sale starting May 27 and finals June 6 1900. Departs Jackson 2 27 PM arrives Louisville 7 50 AM next day via Chattanooga and Lexington. Agent H F Cary Macon will provide information, or contact Jackson local agent H S Williams.
A notice promotes Barred Plymouth Rocks as the best choice for fertile eggs from W. M. Taylor in McKibben Georgia. Eggs available at 15 for 150 and 30 for 250. Taylor also acts as agent for Young's Poultry Powders Liquid Lice Killer and Columbia Incubators.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised as treating coughs colds croup whooping cough and influenza. The publicity claims many testimonials praise its cures and note it has saved lives, especially in dangerous croup attacks. Sold by Flovilla Drug Co and all dealers.
W. T. Mappo announces candidacy for tax receiver subject to the Democratic Party action. He cites competence and need for salary to support family and debts, asking a generous public for verdict. The notice includes endorsements from Otto Korb Grand Chancelor K P Boonville Ind and a medicinal ad for DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve.
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