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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
7
J T Moore announces his candidacy for Representative from Butts County in the Democratic primary seeking the support of voters. J Matt McMic ha el confirms his bid for re election to represent Butts County noting the first term prepared him for the duties ahead.
T W Stedham announces for the Democratic primary for Tax Receiver of Butts County. He asks for friends’ support countywide, notes he cannot meet everyone, and pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected.
J H Thurston and John P Lummus announce candidacies for Tax Receiver of Butts County subject to the Democratic primary. Thaxton adds a pledge to visit precincts and collect returns locally after years in the county.
A candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Butts County announces in formal terms his bid for the Democratic primary. B P Bailey extends best wishes and goodwill to all citizens as he seeks election.
L R Dodson announces candidacy for Tax Collector pending Democratic primary. He asks for voter support in the county and participation in the race.
Two candidates announce for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Flint Circuit. E F Dupree and Robert T Daniel seek Democratic primary support from voters in the circuit.
A batch of political notices from Forsyth Georgia in 1910 includes Sheriff candidates L M Crawford with deputy O E Smith and W W Wilson with A L Maddox and W H Moore as jailer. Also candidate statements from O H B Bloodworth and J Jo Flynt for the Sixth Congressional District, seeking the Democratic primary nomination and pledging to oppose extravagant spending and defend states rights.
The speaker announces again seeking the County Treasurer post expressing deep gratitude for prior honors and a commitment to continued service in the office.
A letter from S J Smith pledges to continue treasurer duties by law if elected. He states past service and asks for support, noting action subject to the Democratic party.
L Bartl ett announces bid for re nomination to Congress stating a record of loyalty to constituents and party. He claims to have faced a Republican majority and defended state rights, against monopoly and despotic rules, urging voters to re elect him in the upcoming August primary.
Stubborn mules are used as a metaphor for digestive woes and nervous troubles. The ad touts Mr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy. Easy to take 25 cents at Whitehurst’s drug store.
Jos L Wacner & Son advertise the largest stock of bicycles and repair services along the Atlanta to Macon corridor. The shop offers a wide range of bicycles and prompt repair work.
Office in Bank Hall invites clients to negotiate loans on real estate. Terms described as easy and commitment to attending to all business promptly.
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