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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1908

Page

5

Voters urged to support H. Mays for 26th Senate District

A candidate statement addressed to voters of Butts County announces H. Mays seeking the Twenty sixth Senatorial District seat in the upcoming General Assembly. He pledges to serve as an obedient citizen and thanks supporters for backing the Democratic Executive Committee guidance.

Butts County H. Mays State Senate Democratic Executive Committee General Assembly Batts County O. M. Duke

Representative candidate declares bid for Butts County

A candidate announces to voters in Butts County for a seat in the General Assembly lower house. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability and to uphold the public trust if elected.

Butts County General Assembly

Bailey Seeks Clerk of Superior Court Post in White Primary

In a statement to voters, B P Bailey declares candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court, praising three years of administration and asking for support in the forthcoming white primary election. He thanks county voters for past confidence and expresses hope for continued backing.

Superior Court B. P. Bailey W. E F. Stroud W. W. Wilson W. F. Stroud

Butts County Clerkship Announcement for Democratic Primary

A formal campaign message from a longtime clerk in Butts County seeks voter support for re election. The statement emphasizes gratitude to supporters and promises to serve the People and the law if elected again.

Wells seeks Tax Receiver seat in Butts County sub primary

P B M Wells announces candidacy for Tax Receiver of Butts County in the sub primary. He notes limited ability to meet all friends across the county but asks supporters to voice their choice at the polls.

Butts County P. B. M. Wells

C Fletcher Announces Candidacy For County Commissioner

We are authorized to announce J. W. Fletcher as a candidate for County Commissioner subject to action of the Democratic primary.

J. W. Fletcher N. H. Greer W.m.andrews Wm. L. Wilder

Gaston Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner

In compliance with a demand by county voters I announce myself as a candidate for County Commissioner of Butts County subject to the Democratic Executive Committee action. J. O. Gaston. March 4, 1908.

Butts County Democratic Executive Committee J. O. Gaston Batts County H. G. Asberry

Batts County Announces Candidate for County Commissioner

A notice from H. G. Asberry announces candidacy for County Commissioner of Batts County, submitted for voter action and committee consideration. The proclamation emphasizes countywide support and official intent to seek public office.

Wilder Named Candidt for Democratic Primary Under Rules

William L. Wilder is listed as a candidate in the Democratic primary, subject to the official nominating rules and procedures. The filing confirms Wilder’s bid and adherence to party guidelines for ballot placement.

Cawthon Seeks Tax Collector Post in Butts County Primary

W H Cawthon announces candidacy for the office of Tax Collector of Butts county subject to the primary ordered by the County Executive Committee. He thanks supporters and pledges to perform duties properly if elected.

iDonoves Gaa Flint Flint Circuit E. M. Smith Sherif Te Tam Butts County J. O. Maddox Worthville Democratic Executive Committee L. M. Crawford J. Smith Joseph P. Maddox Jackson, Ga J. A. McMichael Colleton N. Mayfield W.H. Cawthon

Georgia official endorses Kodol for dyspepsia

Hon. Jake Moore State Warden of Georgia testifies to dramatic relief from long standing indigestion after using Kodol. He recounts losing 25 pounds over years and regaining weight and health within days, praising the remedy and urging others to try it. The letter is dated Atlanta August 10, 1904 and is attributed to E C DeWitt Co Chicago.

Jake Moore Georgia E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Ill Kodol Jake C. Moore Atlanta Hanna D*az'Co

Wanted salesman with team to call on country trade

A Cleveland Ohio oil company seeks a salesman with his own team to call on country gin and saw mill trade in Butts and adjoining counties. Salary or commission offered by The Stetson Oil and Paint Co.

Stetson Oil & Paint Co Cleveland

Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Gentle Relief

Be careful about that little cough. Get a reliable remedy that will move the bowels. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently yet promptly on the bowels and allays inflammation at the same time. Pleasant to take and recommended for children. tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. Sold by Hannarug Co.

Kennedy Hannarug Co

Dismission From Guardianship in Butts County Georgia

J M Maddox guardian Mang Jinks nee Maddox petitions for discharge from guardianship. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in April next. If none, guardian will be discharged. March 2, 1908. J H Ham Ordinary.

Georgia Butts County Joel B. Watkins J. C. Watkins J C. Watkins Joe B. Watkins J. B. Ham J.msmaddox Mang Jinks

Jackson Ga Sale Of Town Lot At Court House Door

A town lot in Jackson, Georgia, fronting Oak street, 60 feet, described as starting at Rosa Calvert's corner, 140 feet west, 160 feet to the starting point. Levied to satisfy a fi fa from the Justice Court 614th District G M in favor of Ray and Ray against Mrs. E J Perry. Sale set for first Tuesday in April at courthouse door, cash. Tenant given notice. February 10, 1908. Sheriff W W Wilson.

Georgia Butts County Court House Jackson Oak Street Justice Court G. M Ray & Ray E. J. Perry A. D W. W. Wilson

Kodol Promoted as Top Stomach Remedy by Local Drug Co

Kodol is advertised as the best known remedy for stomach disorders including dyspepsia heartburn sour stomach and gas belching. The product contains the same gastric juices as a healthy stomach and is described as pleasant to take and guaranteed to relieve. Sold locally by Hanna Drug Co.

Hanna Drug Co

Medal Awarded for 1862 in the Confederacy Essay

Hugh Mallet won the Georgia Division U. D. C. prize for the best essay on 1862 in the Confederacy. Judges Mrs. Ham Miss Lasnett and Miss Rogers judged unseen essays signed with fictitious names under Prof. W. R. Lanier. The author used the pen name John Dooly.

Hugh Mallet

Just a Little CASCASWEETS for a Cross Baby

An advertisement for CASCASWEETS claims a safe candy for upset infants. It states no opiates or harmful drugs and that it conforms to the National Pure Food and Drugs Law. Sold by Hanna Drug Co.

Hanna Drug Co

The Lucky Quarter Dr. King’s Pills Ad

An old drug ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising health rewards for headache biliousness constipation and malaria The offer guarantees a cheerful refund of the price at Hanna Drug Co if unsatisfied.

Dr. King Hanna Drug Co

Election Notice for Jackson Two Council Seats 1908

Notice states an election on March 17 1908 in Jackson for two council seats to fill unexpired terms from the deaths and resignations in the Second and First Wards. Polls at Police Headquarters open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Signed by Mayor Ss. O Ham and Clerk Geo Carmichael dated March 6 1908.

Jackson J. R. Carmichael 8. B. Kinard Ss. O. Ham Geo, Carmichael eChis

Lost glasses near Dempsey's and cemetery

A pair of gold rimmed spectacles lost between Mr. Dempsey's and the cemetery. Return to Argus office to claim a reward.

Mr. Dempsey Argus Office

Disappearance Notice From Jackson Area

A 14 year old girl known as Mary Eliza Shepherd may now use the name Mary Eliza Calwell. She left her home two miles south of Jackson on Sunday. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Argus office.

Jackson Mary Eliza Shepherd Mary Eliza Calwell Argus Lou Shepherd

Value of Good Roads Promotes Durable Maryland Highways

Governor Warfield urges road improvement as a long term public investment. He cites state geological surveys and argues that well built highways with sound foundations save maintenance costs. An Missouri road building method and tire law proposals are noted, emphasizing drainage and proper compaction for lasting surfaces.

Warfield Maryland State Geological Survey Commission

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J. M. Strickland Griffin, Ga Solicitor General Henltic Executive Committee Stimaing J. Matt McMichael J. H. Ham A. T. Woodward Clerk Superior Court Butts Superior Court Butts J. T. Goodman Thos. E. Redman Jesse McKleroy Britt Shertfrr Georgia-Alabama Business College Macon, G Niaayweouy Missouri
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