Jackson Argus Reflects on Georgia Politics and Public Life
The Jackson Argus reports on Georgia political moves including Guerry’s gubernatorial candidacy and calls for a March 29 state committee meeting in Atlanta to set a primary schedule. It notes crime concerns in Atlanta, praises advertising, and critiques Roosevelt’s Civil War remarks while praising Ex-Gov Hogg for rejecting English fashion.
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Old Lie on Georgia Editors and Public Morals
A column criticizes Georgia editors for alleged prevarication about state self sufficiency and food production. It mocks high minded praise of few farmers, notes political moves by editors, and praises the Atlanta Constitution while defending southern newspapers against gibes.
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How Tariffs Shape Voter Opinion Across the Nation
A clashing view of tariff policy portrays sweeping distrust in the Republican plan. The piece cites Oxnard of American Beet Sugar as arguing German sugar would pour in cheaper without tariffs. It notes Secretary Long’s resignation amid Navy Department pressure and hints at Crowninshield and Moody influence.
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Special Notice to Members of the Farmers' Operative Fire Insurance
A notice to members urges attention to Section 4 of the policy contract and calls for ending involvement in the business. Signed by Jas F Carmicnact.
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