The Jackson Rgus Ad Rates and Local Notices
Advertising rates include local reading notices at five cents per line per insertion. Obituaries cost one dollar each. Full schedule available on request. Remittances via bank draft, post office money order, or registered letter. Published every Thursday. Recent items note Dr. H V M Miller of Atlanta died after a lingering illness. Editorial remarks critique Georgia politics, Judge Beck, McKinley prospects, and state education funding.
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H V M Miller
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Business College
Macon
America
The Deacon at Jackson Institute
Last Friday night at Jackson Institute the Alhambra University group at Griffin presented the farce comedy The Deacon. A large Jackson audience praised the amateur actors and the entertaining program. Proceeds went to the Jackson Band fund and a laboratory fund for Alhambra students.
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Jackson Institute
Alhambra University
Griffin
Jacksonians
Jackson Band
Alhambra
Georgia papers demonize judge over Delk case
A Georgia press faction attacks Judge Beck for upholding his duty in the Delk case. The posters claim mob rule is legalized, while the editors' hostility is dismissed as weak and contemptible.
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Georgia
Judge Beck
Democratic Convention Adopts 850 Delegate System
The document outlines a two chamber legislature with 850 votes in the Democratic convention. It lists six counties Chatham Burke Richmond Bibb Fulton Floyd each with six votes and twenty six counties with four votes. Totals show 210 from these counties plus 104 and 86 to make 850 delegates with a 176 majority.
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Chatham
Burke
Richmond
Bibb, Fulton
Floyd
Oglthorpe Greene
Wilkes
Hancock
Jefferson
Washington
Jackson
Gwinnett
Hall Cobb
Larton
DeKalb
Sumpter
Pulaski
Walton
Monroe
Carrol
Coweta
Houston
Dooly
Troup
Meriwether
Harris
Muscogee
Decatur
Thomas
Doctor Ellis Set Right in Pike County Editorial Clash
Editor Glessner claimed Ellis was urged to run against Atkinson in the Senate race. Ellis denies any urging by Judges Boynton or Hall and says he would oppose a bolt to silver policy. Pike County mass meeting denounces false Georgia editorials about Delks case and endorses Judge Beck’s conduct, calling for restraint and truth.
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Glessner
The
Griffin
News and Sun
Butts County
Spalding
Ellis
Jackson
Boynton and Hall of
Senate
Ben Tillman
Dr Ellis
Atkinson
Dr. Ellis
Judge Boynton
Boynton
Hall
Mr. Atkinson
Silver
Tilman
Col Wright
Calwell
Atlanta Commercial
Macon Evening News
Taylor
Tom Delk
Georgia
Pike County
Delks
Delk Yard
Marcus W. Beck
Editor Loyless Defended Over Macon Lynching Critique
The letter suggests Editor Layless of the Macon Evening News attacked Judge Beck over the Desk trial. It argues mob justice harmed Macon by lynching an innocent man and cites Loyless as the wrong target to condemn legalization of mob rule.
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Layless
Macon Evening News
Beck
Macon
Moore
Loyless
Commencement Exercises for Jackson Institute Seniors
The Senior class commencement begins Wednesday June 10 at 10 a m in the Institute Chapel. Col A W Lane of Macon will deliver the baccalaureate address. At 8 p m the annual concert by the music and elocution department will follow. All are invited. Jas C Blasingame President Jackson Institute.
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Institute
A. W. Lane
Macon
Jas. C. Blasingame
Jackson Institute
Free spoon promotion earns local miller quick cash
Jennette S. reports sending ten 2 cent stamps to Miss A M Fritz of Station A St Louis Mo for an elegant plated hook spoon. She says the spoon is useful and she made thirteen dollars in two hours taking orders, urging readers to request a sample by mail.
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A. M. Fritz
St. Louis
Fritz
Jennette S
Monon Seed Co
Monon Bldg
Chicago, Il
Greene County clergyman travels 60 miles to Globe Store
Rev. J. Askew of Greene county visited Jackson and bought a large bill of goods at the Globe Store. He says Jackson offers goods much cheaper than elsewhere, enough to justify a 60 mile drive to obtain them. Jackson’s reputation for low prices extends far.
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Askew
Greene County
Jackson
Globe
Benefi
Voters Narrowly Backbond Issue For Court House
On last Saturday the question of a new court house by bond issue was decided. For the issue 108 votes against 882. The result shows some residents oppose a new building, yet a new structure is expected to be erected soon.
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Court House
Judge Denies New Trial in Tom Delk Murder Case
The motion for a new trial was heard by Judge Beck who found the plea insufficient and the defense failed to show cause, so the court refused the request. In Taylor Delk’s case the hearing was postponed until today due to inaccessible stenographer notes urging further motion.
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Tom Delk
Beck
Taylor Delk
Easy Fruit Preservation Profits Offer From St. Louis
Francis Casey of St. Louis advertises a cold fruit preservation method using no heat or seal and promises quick profits. He claims to have sold directions to over 120 families last week and offers samples and complete directions by mail for eighteen two cent stamps.
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California
Francis Casey
St. Louis
Carmichael daughter to wed Leach in Jackson June 17
Invitations arrive in Jackson for Pearle Carmichael and Joseph M. Leach marriage on Wednesday June 17 at high noon at Oak Grove. Leach is a Griffin businessman of high standing and Mrs Carmichael’s daughter comes from prominent Butts county stock. The Areus extends congratulations in advance.
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Glessner
The
Griffin News and Sun
David N. Carmichael
Pearle
Joseph M. Leach
Oak Grove
Jackson
Georgia
Mr. Leach
Griffin
Butts County
Areus
Pain Balm Eases Soldier’s Rheumatism at Monroe
Mr James Perdue, an elderly veteran from Monroe Michigan, reports severe back pain from rheumatism eased by Chamberlains Pain Balm. He credits prompt relief and gratitude for the product. Sold by Dr W L Carmichael, druggist.
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James Perdue
Monroe, Mic
Chamberlains
W. L. Carmichael
Real Estate Dealer Warns Against Speculation in Jackson
N. J. Harmon, a Jackson Georgia real estate dealer, offers to find a buyer to sell property at true value and urges not to involve him in speculative attempts for inflated prices.
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N. J. Harmon
Jackson
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