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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1908

Page

5

Goodman Seeks County Treasurer Nomination After Sixty Years

J. T. Goodman announces candidacy for the office of County Treasurer in the upcoming Democratic primary. He pledges faithful service and goodwill toward other candidates, stating his sixty years of county citizenship as his foundation.

Butts County A. T. Woodward J. O. Maddox Worth Ville Democratic Executive Committee L. M. Crawford Coun.y J. T. Goodman J. Smith Joseph P. Maddox Jackson, Ga Thos. E. Redman W. F. Stroud W. W. Wilson

Thornton Curry Wedding at Bride’s Parents Home

Miss Eula Thornton and Mr R T Curry of Mansfield wed with Rev S P Wiggins officiating. Bride wore a tailored blue suit with matching accessories. Attendants were Miss Willie Thornton and Mr Franklin. After the ceremony the couple left for Mansfield, their future home.

Walter Thornton Eula Thornton R.T. Curry Mansfield Rev S. P. Wiggins Willie Thornton Franklin Mrs. Curry

Ousley-Ham Wedding Announced in January Chesterfield clipping

The notice reports Sara Jean Ousley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ousley, to wed Rev. J. W. Ham of Tabernacle Baptist Church New Bern North Carolina in June after completing studies at Elizabeth College Charlotte. Ousley recently taught voice at Leesville College and will leave for Charlotte in January.

Chesterfield S. C J. W. Ham J. W. Ousley Sara Jean Tabernacle Baptist Church New Bern N. C Miss Ousley Elizabeth College Charlotte

Arbuckles Coffee: trusted, uniform aroma and value

A Los Angeles letter praises Arbuckles' Coffee for thirty years of consistent aroma and quality. The note claims Arbuckles' was the first roasted packaged coffee and offers lower prices due to a larger business, urging buyers to insist on Arbuckles' ARIOSA and to write to Arbuckle Bros in New York if their grocer won’t supply it.

Los Angeles Capend Dla Arbuckles Ariosa Ariosa Coffee Arbuckle Bros New York City

Community Notes From Arcus Editor

As a new year arrives the Arcus editor greets readers. Most residents have been visited by la grippe but remain in good spirits. Lloyd and Willis Morris visited the city Tuesday. Misses Thorne Castleberry and Annie Ogletree returned from Irwinton. Ida Ogletree runs a flourishing local school. Bessie Hale, once very ill, is now better and visiting nearby Valdosta. T M Gregory and W P Castleberry were seen about town. Falma Gregory improves from grippe. Dr A F White passed through Wednesday. Fannie Goins visited Mrs J D Gregory.

Thorne Castleberry Annie Ogletree Irwinton Bessie Hale Valdosta

For fear of the waste basket better close

The Argus bids farewell in a brief closing line, wishing readers success and noting a formal end to the column or column-driven publication. The message frames a cautious wrap up and signals future or past endeavors with concise, period-appropriate tone.

Around Elgin comments from a Georgia farmer note improving health and local growth

In this Elgin column farmer A FARMER reports George Ridgeway improving and Marvin Ridgeway delivering mail and news on No 6. He praises Miss Vallie Garr’s Elgin School, cites stock from A C Tingle C L Maddox and J N Maddox, notes high livestock prices, warns of poor 1908 weather hurting cotton, urges deep plowing, highlights new building, and extols self sufficiency and local farming resolve.

Lumber sale at one dollar per hundred by Jackson Lumber

Lumber offered at one dollar per hundred by the Jackson Lumber Company. Build now while prices stay low and stock is available for immediate delivery.

Jackson Lumber Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Solicitor General Flint Circuit J. M. Strickland Griffin, Ga J. W. Wise McDonover Flint E. M. Smith State Senate General Assembly O. M. Duke J. Matt McMichael J. H. Ham Superior Court B. P. Bailey J. A. McMichael C. N. Mayfield C.G Britt Thornton-Curry Ousley-Ham Washington Armers BO Sarahon F. S. Royster Guano Co Norfolk, Virginia John Arcus la Grippe Messrs. Lloyd and Willis Morris Ida Ogletree Mr. T. M. Gregory W.P. Castleberry Macon Falma Gregory Jagrippe A. F. White Fannie Goins J. D. Gregory Argus Elgin Ephor Arcus George Ridgeway N. H. Hammond Marvin Ridgeway Vallie Garr Mesers A. C. Tingle C. L J.N. Maddox Atlanta D. F J. N M Maddox Bros Georgia
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