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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
4
Pioneer citizen James Norie, founder of Anniston Alabama, died in the city last Tuesday. The report notes his prominent role in local development and his long standing leadership in the community.
Water McCullovan, 19, of Oakland City near Atlanta, died by self inflicted gunshot last Tuesday as his family watched in horror. The event occurred in a suburban setting, with law enforcement reporting no foul play.
Con J. W. Wisk of Fayetteville visited the city Thursday meeting citizens and pursuing his interests in the Solicitor General race for the Flint Circuit. His friends express confidence he will run a strong campaign.
Senator Bacon introduces a bill in Congress to stop states with prohibition from being flooded by liquor from states without such laws. The effort aims to curb interstate intoxicant movement and protect veteran dry jurisdictions.
W. W. Wilson announces reelection for sheriff with deputy W. F. Stroud also seeking another term. The pair are among Butts county's most popular young men and supporters expect continued service.
The Prison Commission declined to recommend a pardon for Mrs. Sallie Freeney. She will be moved from the Macon jail to the State farm at Milledgeville in a few days to serve the remainder of her life for killing W. P. Farrell.
Congress likely to approve a bill delivering ten million dollars to people in the South whose lands were seized and sold during the Civil War. The measure was favorably reported by the House Committee this week.
A fine lecture is set for next Tuesday evening the 18th at 7 o clock in the Baptist church. Miss Christine Tinling of England, a top WCTU lecturer, will speak. Pres. WCTU notes the opportunity is rare and urges attendance.
The Jackson Coach Horse Company plans to sell the imported stallion Applaudi in Jackson Georgia on the first Tuesday in March 1908. A health ad promotes Kodol For Dyspepsia as a natural digestant that aids digestion by breaking down food and offering prompt relief, with Hanna Drug Co selling the product.
An advertisement lists scrap iron brass copper and lead wanted by Jos L Wagner Son and promotes L M Pure Paint as a home beauty product. It claims durability with a ten year wear life and a price of 1.20 per gallon, available from Hanna Drug Co in Jackson Georgia.
T. J. Dempsey of Jackson Georgia advertises a twenty thousand dollar farm loan at seven percent. Quick action urged for farmers in need of funds backed by local source.
K J O Beauchamp dies suddenly after gall stone illness. Former Sheriff of Butts County and longtime legislator, he collapsed at home following chest pain. Funeral set for Friday at 2 PM at the Harlem Methodist Church with Rev S P Wiggins officiating. he leaves a wife two sons C T Beauchamp OC Beauchamp and a daughter Mrs Arch Wynn plus many relatives.
Bert Barber of Elton Wise reports taking four doses of De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and says they have done more than any other medicine. He continues using them hoping for a perfect cure. Sold by Hanna Drug Co.
Jackson Lumber Company reports 1.2 million feet of lumber offered for sale at one dollar per hundred feet. The move reflects current market dynamics and price stabilization in regional timber trade.
A group of Butts County citizens urges strong support for Col D M Duke in the State Senate race. They cite his trustworthiness and long service, noting Newton county roots and childhood acquaintance. The message calls for broad county backing and a fair deal.
Mrs. Lizzie Freeman of Griffin visits Mrs. J T Edwards. Mrs. Terrell of Covington visits Mr and Mrs J W Terrell. Mrs. Greer suffers grip. Mrs. E J Thompson called to Atlanta for son George’s illness. Bank cashier resignations and new appointment. Guests visit McDonough, Juliette, and Glovers. Mrs Cumming hosts a party with 35 invited to honor Miss Elder Bloodworth and Terrell with games and a salad course.
A natural digestant named Kodol is advertised as the best remedy for stomach troubles. It digests what you eat and is guaranteed to give prompt relief, sold by Hanna Drug Co.
Jackson Lumber Co offers 200000 feet of flooring and ceiling material priced at $10.00 per thousand feet or $5.00 per hundred for cash. Deal emphasizes cash terms.
A 8 gallon batch of pure linseed oil blended with 4 gallons L. and M. Paint yields 7 gallons of paint ready for use at 1.20 dollars per gallon. The process takes about two minutes and illustrates cost savings versus tin can paint.
Jackson Lumber Company advertises flooring and ceiling services at a rate of one dollar per hundred feet, highlighting affordable building materials. The notice emphasizes a simple price point for bulk orders and invites customers to inquire for details.
The sale is set for the first Tuesday in April at the courthouse door in Jackson Georgia. Property is a Jackson town lot fronting Oak Street 60 feet with 140 feet west and 160 feet to the starting point. Levy against Mrs E J Perry to satisfy a statewide fi fa in favor of Ray and Ray. Tenant given written notice as required.
Sheriff announces sale on the first Tuesday in March during legal hours of sale. Lands in the 613th District G M Butts County bounded by C M Kimbell and others. Property seized to satisfy 1907 state and county tax by GC Carter. Tenant warned. levy by A E Wilkerson L C and advertised by sheriff.
All persons with claims against the estate of William F. Hale, late of Butts county, Georgia, are notified to render their demands to the undersigned as required by law, and all who owe the estate must pay promptly. J. E. Hale, Jr., administrator. January 18, 1908.
Notice to all creditors of the estate of B S White, deceased, to render their accounts and demands within the time lawfully prescribed. Debts owed to the deceased should be paid promptly to W A White Jr, administrator, on this 28th day of September 1907.
In Butts County Georgia probate records show A H Smith as administrator of J R Wright filing an account of demands due and proper claims against the estate. The filing is dated January 10 1908 and seeks settlement of all qualified debts and interests.
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