Market Prices in Jackson Store Listing
Jackson markets show best cotton at 15 cents. Cotton seed priced at 1.60 per hundred. Eggs 20 cents. Butter 20 cents. Sugar 18 pounds for 1.00.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
4
Jackson markets show best cotton at 15 cents. Cotton seed priced at 1.60 per hundred. Eggs 20 cents. Butter 20 cents. Sugar 18 pounds for 1.00.
The Macon Telegraph quotes that spending on advertising is a science not an experiment. It argues printer's ink makes firms prosper and that newspaper advertising yields the strongest results for all classes of business, working while people sleep and reaching them in spare moments.
A Columbia Sentinel passage argues many citizens offer advice on town administration yet fear editors exposing issues. Editors face abuse and mockery when raising concerns, while readers claim the column space invites complaints but avoid direct confrontation.
Farmers and gardeners are invited to purchase cabbage plants at the Argus Office. The sale promotes early planting and offers fresh seedlings for home gardens.
The article argues that bad news travels fast through modern channels and crime reports are more visible now. It contends the world is not worse, just more informed, and warns readers to stay forewarned to defend themselves and aid others.
A reflective verse describes a worn steel thimble from the speaker’s mother, kept in a casket with relics. The relic embodies years of labor, faith, and widowhood, guiding the speaker toward truth and moral paths, as the thimble is linked to prayers and heaven. The poem ends with credit to Lucius Petry Hulls.
Buttrill Guano Co. advertises fertilizers always available. Local buyers are urged to visit the store to purchase immediate supplies for planting and farming needs.
A Jackson city feature urges bringing a Chautauqua to town next summer. Alton H. Able of the Alkahest system in Atlanta visited Thursday to discuss plans with local leaders and Prof. Lanier. The movement already gains support in Albany Barnesville Dublin Sandersville Washington Douglass and other Georgia towns for education entertainment and uplift. If Jackson acts the city will gain cultural refinement and positive regional advertising.
Notice calls citizens of Butts County to a February 23 meeting at noon in the Court House Justice Court room to elect a new Executive Committee. A. H. Ogletree, Committee Executive Committee, Butts County.
If troubled with indigestion constipation no appetite or feel bilious give Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial and you will be pleased with the result. These tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and strengthen the digestion. Sold by Slaton Drug Co Jackson Ga.
A pair of gold spectacles in a black folding case were lost near Jackson on January 36th or nearby. Please return to the Argus Office to receive a reward.
The famous De Witt’s Little Early Risers liver pills are promoted as safe gentle and easy to take. A warning to refuse substitutes and imitation of De Witt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve noted as good for any salve use especially for piles. Bold by Slaton Drug.
A series of notices from local candidates in Butts county announcing campaigns for re election or new runs for Sheriff Tax Receiver and Representative. J M McMichael J H Thurston John P Lummus L M Crawford O E Smith A L Maddox W H Moore outline candidacy and deputies. They request voter support and commit to duties if elected.
D. J. Thaxton announces candidacy for Tax Receiver of Butts County subject to the primary. He notes 60 years residence, no prior office, and pledges to serve one term under the law. If nominated and elected he will visit precincts to collect returns near voters' homes.
L R Dodson announces candidacy for Tax Collector in the Democratic primary, urging county voters to support his bid. He emphasizes service to the community and financial stewardship.
E. F. Dupree announces candidacy for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Flint Circuit subject to the Democratic primary and asks voters for support.
Robert T. Daniel announces candidacy for the Superior Court of the Flint Circuit in the Democratic primary. He asks for voter support and the vote of residents within the circuit.
Announcement by B J Smith seeking another term as County Treasurer with gratitude for past honors and a pledge to serve according to law if re-elected. Indicates no candidacy for Treasurer two years hence and asks for Democratic party support and voters.
Forsyth Georgia February 1 1910 O H Bloodworth and J J Flynt announce candidacies for Congress in the Sixth District subject to Democratic nomination Bloodworth pledges to oppose extravagant spending and taxes and defend states rights while Flynt asks for votes and pledges to canvass counties and serve with effort and independence both candidates seek the primary ballot
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