Watch Jackson grow and the 1910s political fray
The column rails at disfranchisement of illiterate voters by Alabama and praises educated women gaining a bond election right. It chides Hobson and Sampson for perceived missteps, praises officials curbing vice, and lampoons Tillman McLaurin feuding. It mixes editorials on accuracy, naval affairs, and hints at local Georgia politics and industry opportunities.
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Alabama
Hopson
Hobson
The Sixth District Fight and Monroe's Stand in Georgia
The Forsyth Chronicle backs Seaton Grantland for Congress in the Sixth District with Monroe backing and a proposed multi-county slate spanning Pike Butts Jones Upson Spalding Henry Monroe Baldwin and Fayette. The Argus highlights local political maneuvers, remarks on gubernatorial prospects Henry G Turner and other figures, plus notes on Tampa labor actions and a public notices in printing services.
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Chas. L. Bartlett
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the Chronicle
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Spalding
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Monroe
Baldwin
Fayette
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Marcus W. Beck
Chas
L. Bartlett
E. J. Reagan
Young A. Wright
Asa Smith
Thad Adams
Bartlett
Jackson
Advertising Rates Adopted by Georgia Weekly Press
At the 1901 Georgia Weekly Press Association annual meeting, resolutions set a base rate of seven and one half cents per inch for 500 circulation, plus one cent per inch for each additional hundred papers. A 10 percent discount applies when electrotypes are supplied, and members must publish the rate at the top of the editorial column with marked copies sent to all advertising applicants.
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Williams man credits remedy for baby’s diarrhea relief
J. H. Doak of Williams Oregon reports his baby fell ill with diarrhoea and could not be cured by a doctor. He used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a last resort and says it gave immediate relief and complete care. For sale by all medicine dealers.
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Henry G. Turner
Turner
United States Senate
Spencer R. Atkinson
Railroad Commission
Crenshaw
Darien Gazette
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Atkinson
Jordan
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Pope Brown
Mordecai
Tampa
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America
J. H. Doak
Williams
Oregon
Chamberlain
Rev Power Praises Chamberlain Remedy For Colic Cure
Emporia Kansas clergyman recalls severe bowels attack and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with complete recovery after two doses. He also helped a neighbor who had suffered a week from similar symptoms using the same medicine. For sale by all medicine dealers.
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Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
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