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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
3
A Chicago Tribune essay traces the life of an old overcoat from its $45 purchase to its gradual wear and moth damage. It travels through hands from owner to janitor to tramps, finally fading away as it falls apart and disappears.
A gravely ill patient near death evades religious dialogue during a bedside interview with Rev. Paul Weyand at Morningside. The dying man, whispering hoarsely, asks if he truly wants to go to heaven and admits he has fought hard to avoid it for two years.
A party at the London Music Hall watched scenes from a South African film where an officer friend appeared. His wife, in Glasgow, asked the manager to screen the likeness on a future evening so she could see him after more than a year apart.
Be it ordained by the mayor and council of the town of Jackson that any person firm or corporation selling or offering for sale Binders Reapers Mowers Cutaway Harrows and other harvesting machinery shall pay a ten dollar tax. Repeals conflicting ordinances and section 70. Signed by Wiing OG OQ Beauchamp Clerk & Treas Mayor. Fresh fish every Friday and Saturday at Gunn & Co's.
Schedule lists include Nos. 5 and 6 Chicago and Florida special sleepers from St. Augustine to Chicago, along with Nos. 18 and 14 Brunswick to Atlanta and Jacksonville to Kansas City routes. Also Nos. 15 16 Atlanta to Cincinnati via Chattanooga and Memphis. Nos. 7 8 Atlanta to Chattanooga. Nos. 9 10 Librar Observation Cars Macon to New York. Connections at Union Depot Atlanta and Jesup for Jacksonville and Savannah. Officials listed: Frank S. Gannon, H. Hardwick, W. Cary, and others in Washington and Atlanta.
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