Advertising Rates Adopted By Georgia Weekly Press
Resolutions from the 1900 Georgia Weekly Press Association set seven and one half cents per line per insertion for 500 circulation with a one cent per inch increase for each additional 100 newspapers. 10 percent discount for electrotypes and a demand that members publish the rate basis at the top of editorial columns and send marked copies to advertisers.
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Georgia Weekly Press Association
Industrial Commercial and Agricultural Edition planned for Jackson and county
The editor proposes a special illustrated edition to showcase Jackson and Butts county industries and enterprises. It would be a high quality, widely distributed publication funded by local advertising, with costs reflected in space charges, aimed at promoting the region while drawing civic support and pride.
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The
Arcus
Jackson
Butts County
Flovilla
Susy
Georgia
Georgy
Nuney
G. W. Adair
Atlanta
Sanders Andle
Sanders Street
H. Barnes
Superior Cour
Fulton County
Court House
G.M
John L. Barnett
Austin Smith
Julia Lee
Holifield
Butts
Mane
Lucian Goddard
J. Holifeld
Levy
J. O. Beauchamp
J.M. Crawford
Sherif
Georgia A. Burts
Court of Ordinary
Said
Ange Kimbell
MarcMichael
W. C. Crawley
Wes Leroy McMichael
Wil
Ss. O. Ham
Guardian
Military Opinion on Schley Verdict and Humorous Local Notices
Nelson A Miles comments that he defers to Admiral Dewey on the Schley verdict, praising Dewey’s fleet command and judgment. The column then lampoons misprinted marriage notices and offers a string of local ads, including shingles and brick for sale, and city tax information.
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Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Schley
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
United States
For Sale Cheap Splendid Second-Hand Bicycle
Woman advertises a used men’s bicycle in good condition for sale at once. Contact Mrs. Nora McMicuat at the Telephone Exchange.
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Nora McMicuat
Stray Thoughts on Morality and Aged Philosophers
A column reflects on honesty, religion in morals, and the danger of misreading scripture. It cites Zeno and Cleanthes and notes the value of love in Christianity and friendship, then shifts to cultural commentary on free thought, Ingersoll, and a warning against spiritual misinterpretation. The piece closes with notices of sales, taxes, and railway service updates.
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Ah Argus
Butts
Dwight L. Moody
America
Chicago
Robert G. Ingersoll
Christ
Ingersoll
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A. H. Shaver
Addison H. Shaver
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Crowninshield Gang
Indiana
Denver Republican
Army
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Democratic Party
New York Press
Mississippi
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Papa
Jumbo
Journal of Industry
Purina
Arkansas
John Brown
Ida Gray
Brown
Miss Gray
R. W. Mays
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E. C. Robison
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O. H. Cantrell
Odds and
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Cleanthes
R.M. Mays
Southern Railway
Washington
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Sheriff's
Sale
Grovgiia
Burts County
Saiq County
John M. Holifield
Yet Watson
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Irson
Mary E. Watson
Asa Buttril Ty Lan
J. Holifiels
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Grorgia, Burts County
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Indian Spring
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Bob Andrews Place
J. B. Watkins
Elder
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Pats Moore Place
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