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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
5
A candidate announces to voters in Butts County their bid for the General Assembly’s Lower House. They pledge to discharge duties responsibly if elected, outlining their intention to serve and seek public trust in upcoming elections.
A formal declaration for the Clerk of Butts Superior Court seeking the Democratic Executive Committee’s support. The speaker highlights past service, vows to continue duties honorably, rejects canvassing, and urges voters to act on their honest conviction without harassment or undue influence.
J. T. Goodman announces candidacy for the county treasurer post in the Democratic primary after sixty years of county service. He pledges faithful service and no ill will toward any rival, asking for voter support.
Campaign letter from 8 J Smith requests voter support in the Batts County primary. He pledges to perform the treasurer duties to the best of his ability if elected and thanks supporters for their consideration.
To the voters of Butts County a candidate announces their bid for Tax Collector subject to the primary. The statement signals intent to run in local elections and seek support from residents.
Joseph P. Maddux of Jackson Georgia requests support from the County Democratic Executive Committee stating readiness to discharge duties if nominated and elected. Date noted January 6, 1908.
In a courteous campaign statement C G Britt announces his name for coroner in the upcoming primary. He thanks Butts County residents for past support and pledges to remain in the county and perform the office to the best of his ability if re elected. He respectfully solicits every voter's support and aims for a majority this second term.
Ephor Argus recalls J. R. Carmichael as a noble Christian gentleman and devoted friend who died February 18, 1908. He notes Carmichael’s kindness, steady integrity, and readiness to help others, expressing community sympathy for his wife and family.
A Jackson drug store markets Vinol as a superior spring medicine made from fresh cod livers with peptonate of iron. It claims to purify blood, boost appetite, aid digestion and build strength for all ages, with a money back guarantee if not beneficial.
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to those who showed kindness after the death of husband and father, signed by Mrs. J. T. Mayo and children.
Advertises L. and M paint covering defects in earlier works with a linseed oil binder and zinc and white lead pigments. Each gallon mixed with three quarts of linseed oil in two minutes yields a price of $1.20 per gallon. For sale by Hanna Drug Co. in Jackson, Georgia.
The notice from Jos L. Wagner & Son seeks scrap iron brass copper and lead. The ad calls for unwanted metal items for purchase or collection.
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