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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
7
Two candidates announce for the Butts County seat in the Legislature. J. T. Moore seeks the Democratic primary for one term and J. Matt McMichael seeks re election arguing the first term informs duties and pledging to serve the masses. Both urge voter support in the upcoming primary.
E F Dupree announces campaign for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Flint Circuit subject to the Democratic primary. He asks voters in the circuit for support and their votes.
Robert T. Daniel announces candidacy for judge of the Superior Court in the Flint Circuit. He seeks Democratic primary support and votes from circuit voters.
A candidate declares intent to run for Congress in the Sixth District. He stresses belief in local self-government state autonomy and a pure ballot and promises detailed views before the Democratic primary. He pledges public service if elected.
Jedely declares ambition to represent the district in the Sixty-second Congress and seeks Democratic primary support. He plans to canvass each county and meet voters personally before the primary and promises to dedicate his best efforts to public service.
ForsytH Georgia February 1 1910 O H Bloodworth declares his Democratic nomination bid for Congress. He pledges to oppose extravagant spending burdensome taxes and encroachment on states rights while upholding equal rights for all and serving with independence and full duty.
A candidate for re nomination to Congress from the Sixth district announces his intent to seek the August primary. He asserts a record of faithful service in the House despite a Republican majority unfriendly to his district and vows to defend state sovereignty and oppose monopolistic encroachments.
Cc. L. Bartlet y declares he answered the call to defend free institutions and oppose tyranny. He says his record shows unwavering duty to constituents and party and asks for renomination as the district faces a likely Democratic House.
Peyton M. Hawes of Elberton announces his bid for State Treasurer in the 1910 Democratic white primary. He cites seven years in Georgia legislature and fifteen years as president of the Elberton Loan and Savings Bank, pledging banking reform and prudent administration if elected.
J C Flynt administrator of W F Flynt's estate seeks to resign and nome A H Ogletree as successor. Citations are issued for A H Ogletree, next of kin, and interested parties to show cause before the Ordinary on the first Monday in June 1910 why the petition should not be granted. May 2 1910. J H Ham Ordinary.
The remedy is praised worldwide for curing diarrhoea and bowel complaints. It is advertised as widely approved and effective, with Slaton Drug Co. in Jackson, Georgia selling the product.
An advertisement warns that overworked kidneys cause widespread illness and urges using Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, the kidney and bladder remedy. It promises mild, rapid relief and offers sample bottles by mail, with a reminder to mention the paper when writing to Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
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