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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1894

Page

2

Official Organ of Jackson and Butts County Advertiser Rates

A 1894 Jackson Georgia issue lists advertising rates and columns. It includes commentary attacking Evans and Atkinson over alleged lies, notes Harry Hill’s seven year penitentiary sentence for forging Mrs Porter’s signature, and a Western publisher quip about distribution to North and South America and beyond.

Harry Hill Mrs. Porter North South America Canada British Isles

Chicago Groom Loses Bride and Heirlooms After Wedding

A Chicago man married a bride provided by a matrimonial agency. Hours after the ceremony he lost the bride and soon afterward his gold watch diamonds and a roll of money vanished. He seeks recovery of the stolen items from the agency.

Chicago Benedict

Georgia Governors Lead State Troops Against Enemies

The Savannah Press notes Georgia leaders Command state troops with Northen the second to take the field and recalls Governor Troup in 1825 leading against Indians. An exchange remark warns debtors chasing fashion lose credit and social standing. In Pike County Mr Cole Nall exchanged $14,000 in cotton for $5 gold pieces and carried them to a farmer who buried the coins in a jug.

Savannah Northen Georgia Troup Cole Nall Nall Mr. Nall Pike County Journal

Jackson Moves Toward Metropolis Status in Georgia

The town of Jackson shows rapid growth in population from a 700 resident base in 1887 to a future metropolis. Citizens praise social advancement and refined newcomers while dismissing persistent grumbling as less influential. Local outlook stresses geographic advantage and collective effort to centralize regional needs.

Jackson Georgia

The National Headlight Salutes a Political Road Plan

The publication asserts that W F Smith aims to kill the Democratic party to promote street railway projects to Jackson, Cedar Rock Mountain Rock. It questions the need for new roads beyond existing charters and warns against burdens of debt, suggesting roads may fail if party opposition persists.

Flovilla S. Jack Smith W. F. Smith Democratic Party Jackson Cedar Rock Mountain Rock Scott

A Nation of Tiny Governments and a Cautionary Voice

The passage compares the many households in the country to separate governments, noting love as a root influence in most. It questions who can manage such a vast, collective entity, asserts that even a skilled statesman may fall short, and urges individuals to mind their own affairs rather than louder, unwarranted critique.

Clevland

The Woman's Rights Poem and Georgia Cotton Comment

A historical piece presents a poetical definition of Woman's Rights praising moral duties from waking to comforting the distressed. It laments ignorance of the author. A closing quip comparisons Georgia politics and agriculture suggests political humor about cotton and can didates.

Rare offer bundles two papers for $1.25

Arrangements to club The Argus and Constitution for a limited price of $1.25 present a rare opportunity. The promotion emphasizes the cost savings and the chance to receive both papers together at a small total price.

Argus Constitution Jackson

Chattanooga Medicine Co Wins Trademark Suit in Atlanta

The Chattanooga Medicine Co defeated an injunction attempting to bar use of the name Zhedford and M A Thedford Co on Black Draught in U S Circuit Court of Atlanta Judge Newman awarded costs to the plaintiffs Thedfords Black Draught has decades of use and advertising behind it with a large Chattanooga lab and a St Louis branch cited The firm also markets Celeree’s Winz of Cardus notables of integrity and fair dealing are claimed

Chattanooga Medicine Company U. S Atlanta Anl Chattenooga Medicine Co Chattenooga Lookout Mountain St. Lows Celree

Candidate for coroner announces by claiming poverty and family facts

A man entered the office and declared his candidacy for coroner. He based his bid on being poor and father to three children, with the oldest short and the youngest small, and on his partial birth in Butte County and being born with no money.

Butte County

Road commissioners urged to improve county roads

The column urges the county to repair deteriorating public roads. It cites a worst stretch near Jackson and argues that good roads raise adjacent property values. It praises local commissioners in Butts and warns against lagging behind in road improvements.

Jackson Butts

Offer for Constitution and Aravs One Year at $1.25

The notice urges readers to subscribe to the Weekly Constitution and the Aravs for a one year term at $1.25, available only for a few days longer. The appeal stresses urgency to act now before the offer ends.

New Order of Social Conditions and Local Gossip

Miss Kate McCarty visited Ballyshannon Ireland and was warmly greeted by locals after a big time there. Annie Balle O'Brien plans a Europe trip with sister Judy O'Brien while remaining on Fifty seventh Street. A village school job applicant quips about arithmetic versus grammar. Hon John Curfew, famed for long travels, shot and killed Jack Dobine over breakfast etiquette in this county.

Kate McCarty Fifth Avenue Ballyshannon Ireland Annie Balle O'Brien Fifty Seventh Street Europe Judy O’brien Hunter John Curfew Jack Dobine

Missing word contest pays $1681 to 15 winners

January contest closes with 1,009 entries and 15 correct guesses. A total of 252.25 dollars is distributed, with each winner receiving 16.81 dollars, followed by a list of the names and places of the subscribers who matched the sentence missing word depraved in the Prussia education law item.

Prussia J. I. Hawkins Dixon

February Contest Word Guess Puzzles Readers

In England the February topic was the prince of Wales affair and one living person knows the missing word. The envelope will be opened March first, and guessers receive a dividend share. Subscribing to The Constitution offers a year of home delivery and weekly content while entries are submitted with a clubbing subscription.

England Prince of Wales The Constitution People America

Missing Word Contest in The Weekly Constitution

In England the quarter’s hot topic was the Prince of Wales and the affair. One fourth of contest subscriptions goes to those supplying the missing word. If $5,000 total entries, $1,250 is shared. ten solvers get $125 each. 100 get $12.50. Two papers for $1.25.

England Prince of Wales Constitution

Advertisement copy notice for upcoming issue

Notice to advertisers requires all new and changed ad copy be in the office by Monday each week to ensure appearance in the following issue. The request notes high volume and urges timely submission, mentioning some hard feelings.

Old Postage Stamps Wanted by Jackson Argus

Collector ad seeks early stamps from 1861 Southern cities and 1845 issues from New York Millbury Brattleboro New Haven St. Louis Providence and private firms. Purchases stamps on original envelopes. rewards 25c to 50$ each. Also buys coins Confederate and U S flags banners and relics tied to notable persons and events. Address Jackson Argus.

Confederate States New York Millbury Mass Brattleborro New Haven U. S Jackson Argus

Local Blacksmith Offers Horse Shoeing at 60 Cents

Notice from L. M. Maston at Burford’s old stand one mile north of town promises good cheap shop work and horse shoeing for sixty cents. Calls for customers to visit, dated December 18 1893.

Burford L. M. Maston

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