Women Teachers Among Jones County White Schools
Of the 34 white schools in Jones county 29 have women teachers.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
8
Of the 34 white schools in Jones county 29 have women teachers.
The report covers farm work progress in Middle Georgia and notes on pension amendments delaying widows' payments until December. It mentions Charlie Bartlett's recovery, L. F. Livingston's pneumonia, a possible Seaborn Wright candidacy, and a Democratic gubernatorial rumor in Atlanta. Also lists historical facts cited by the Daughters of the American Revolution and several county probate notices from Butts and surrounding areas.
Five local agents wanted to solicit for The Mutual Benevolent Association of Ga. Experience not necessary. Salary or commission. Apply to W M Taylor, General Agent, Office in Bank Hall, Jackson, Ga.
Thomas H. Greer as executor applies for probate in solemn form. All heirs at law are cited to appear at the April term of the court of ordinances to show cause why the will should not be proven and letters testamentary issued to the petitioner. Dated March 4, 1901. Ham.
Petition to incorporate as a buggy wagon and carriage maker firm in Butts County Georgia names J W Carmichael J R Carmichael S B Kinard and others seeks Twenty year charter with 5000 dollars capital stock later expandable to 10000 dollars. Office in Jackson and authority to make and sell buggies phaetons carts wagons and related conveyances with agency powers. Filed March 7 1901.
John McMichael executor of Barber and Pleasant Barber deceased applies for leave to sell lands of the estate. The application will be heard on the first Monday in April next. March 4th, 1901.
A. H. S. Davis as administrator seeks court order to sell the real estate of Kate Ford, deceased in the county. The public notice calls all persons with any claim to show cause why the order should not be granted on April 1 next. Signed April 4 1901 by J. H. Ham.
Rosa L. Goen files the last will of John M. Goen for probate in the county court. The court schedules the probate action for Monday in April 1901 at the official office, with the clerk issuing the hand and official signature on March 4 1901.
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