City Ordinances of Jackson Year 1894
Fragmentary text outlines city ordinances for Jackson in 1894. Readable segments mention locations and street directions as part of adopted rules.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1894
Page
3
Fragmentary text outlines city ordinances for Jackson in 1894. Readable segments mention locations and street directions as part of adopted rules.
Jackson city previously approved a suite of ordinance amendments on March 14 1894 raising taxes on groceries fire insurance paints oils and other trades. The council also ordered universal business registration and license payment under the new regime with penalties for noncompliance.
The infant son of J. M. and Annie E. Crawford died at his parents home on Sunday morning March 11 1894. Born April 15 1893 he lived not quite a year and was a bright member of the family. The Jackson community extends sympathy to the grieving parents. A Jackson Baptist church reunion and roll call will be held on the fourth Sunday of the month with Dr Gardner delivering an appropriate sermon.
A notice in Henry County Weekly calls members of the High Falls Musical Convention to meet at County Line church in Butts county on the Saturday before the 4th Sunday in March at 9 a.m. to attend to business plus all singers and lavers of music. Bring books and baskets for a communal gathering.
Old Sol sinks as Jackson and other Georgia towns enter the age of steam. The passage praises the machinists, engineers, and business leaders who drive engines that transform nature into useful production, marking progress and pride in the era.
The ad claims March becomes less searching and disagreeable with Ayer is Sarsaparilla. It promotes the medicine as a wonderful invigorator that cures weakness from impure blood and makes the month more tolerable.
Local items report Mr. D. J. Thaxton on a Macon Telegraph mission and a social visit from Miss Annie Walthall. The page highlights sales at Blue Store, Cotton goods at ALMOND Moon, and Cohen’s wholesale-closeout. It notes community events, school progress, a Lilies party, angling club, weather hints, and various local personalities and trades.
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