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Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

2

Political Snippets Rally Support and School Textbook Debate

A collage of opinions and notices runs through the page. Admiral Schley is praised in Savannah, while figures like Joe Hall and Tom Hardwick surface in political chatter. An Alabama law targets Schley credit in textbooks, and editorials rail against dispensaries and clergy.

Admiral Schley Ocation Savannah THE Americas Herald Dom Joe Hall Scott Alabama Santiago Georgia

Local Advertisers Boost Town Image and Growth

Macon merchants urged to flood the town paper with ads to attract outside customers. The Argus commends the Carmichael Company of Jackson Ga as a model liberal advertiser and cites J L Tapp of Dalton achieving major growth after heavy ads in regional papers. The piece calls Jackson merchants to follow this example for town success.

Dublin Georgia Fort Valley Enterprise W. J. Moore Courier Athens THE Americas Times-Recorder Pope Barrow Falligant Stillmore Augusta Bernard Awtrey Cobb County Courier Sea of Georgia Marietta Cobb Jackson Argus Brother Shaver Darien Gazette Macon Macon News ARGUS Carmichael Company Jackson Dalton J. L. Tapp Tapp Charlotte N.C Carmichael Co Jackson Merchant

Postmaster Madden ruling on newspaper credit draws fire

Washington debate over Third Assistant Postmaster General Madden's policy barring publishers from crediting patrons gains traction in Congress and press. Sen. A. S. Cuay writes editor in support of rescinding the ruling. National Publishers’ Bureau defends members, citing enforcement by postmasters nationwide and calling Madden an overzealous official.

Madden Press of Country Washington Congress Clay THE ARGUS D. C A. H. Shaver Jackson Shaver Post Office Committee A. S. Cuay Arcus Chicago Postoffice Department Edwin C. Madden National Publishers’ Bureau Post Office Department C. H. Howard Pres Mr. Madden Mr. Howards Post Office

City Council reorganizes with police raises and officers elected

The City Council met last night and elected officers. Chief of Police L. M. Crawford was unanimously re elected with a ten dollar monthly salary increase. J. G. Thompson and C. T. Beauchamp became policemen. E. S. Winn was re elected clerk and treasurer. C. P. Carmichael was elected Tax Receiver and Collector. M. M. Mills named City Attorney. Six standing committees were appointed with members: Finance Carmichael Byron Taylor. Street and Lights Taylor Carmichael Byron. Cemetery Byron Carmichael Taylor Kinard. Public School and Buildings Carmichael Byron Kinard. Ordinance Carmichael Taylor Byron. Sanitary Byron Kinard Taylor. Police Kinard Byron Taylor.

L. M. Crawford J. G. Thompson C. T. Beauchamp E. S. Winn C. P. Carmichael M. M. Mills Carmichael Byron Taylor Kinard Tayor

J J Thornton Invites Prices on Guano and Acids

J J Thornton urges the public to compare analyses and prices before buying spring supplies. He invites fair comparison and asks readers to visit him for estimates on guano and acids.

J. J. Thornton

Annual meeting of Jackson Banking Co elects directors

The Jackson Banking Co held its regular annual meeting on Tuesday at the bank office. A ten percent dividend was declared and undivided profits increased. Directors elected: Joel B. Watkins, T. Buttrill, A. H. Smith, J. R. Wright, W. P. Nutt, W. S. Witham and F. S. Etheridge. Officers chosen: F. S. Etheridge president, A. H. Smith vice president, R. P. Lasnett cashier.

The Jackson Banking Co Joel B. Watkins T Buttrill A. H. Smith J. R. Wright W.P. Nutt W.S. Witham F.S. Etheridge F. S. Etheridge R. P. Lasnett

Shoes and Medicines Featured at Ten Cent Store

Sale notice lists fine $3.50 shoes offered at 125 price and Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin breath sweetener sold by Harris Drug Co.

TEN Cent Dr. Caldwell Harris Drug Co

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