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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
7
J T Moore and J Matt Mcmichael announce candidacies for the Butts County House of Representatives seat in the Democratic primary. Both seek reelection and urge voter support, arguing the first term prepared them to better serve the county in a second term.
T W Stedham announces for the Democratic primary for Tax Receiver of Butts County. He appeals for support from county friends, notes inability to meet everyone personally, and pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability if elected.
J. H. Thurston declares his bid for Tax Receiver of Butts County subject to the Democratic primary and asks for support from friends across the county.
Applicants John P. Lummus and D J Thaxton announce their candidacy for Tax Receiver in Butts County. Thaxton notes three more years residency and a focus on visiting precincts to assist voters with returns.
A candidate for the Clerk of the Superior Court in Butte County Georgia announces their bid in the upcoming Democratic primary with best wishes and goodwill to voters. The statement is framed as a personal political plea from B. P. Bailey.
W. F. Thomas announces candidacy for tax collector in the county race and asks voters for support and votes. He emphasizes service to residents and commitment to fair tax collection.
A candidate declares for Tax Collector pending Democratic primary. The speaker seeks voter support and notes plans to campaign in the lead up to the election.
L. R. Dodson announces his candidacy for the Tax Collector position in the upcoming primary and expresses desire for voter support across the county.
Two court hopefuls announce for Superior Court judge in the Flint Circuit. E F Dupree and Robert T Daniel seek Democratic primary support and votes from circuit residents.
To the voters of Butts County we announce L. M. Crawford for Sheriff with O. E. Smith of Iron Spring as Deputy. This ticket is subject to the primary ordered by the County Democratic Executive Committee. We seek the vote and will discharge duties to the best of our ability.
W. W. Wilson A. L Maddox and W. H. Moore seek Democratic primary support for sheriff jailer and deputy posts in Iron Spring and Flo villa. They promise to discharge duties to the best of their ability if elected.
S J Smith announces candidacy for County Treasurer with gratitude for past honors and commitment to serve according to law if re-elected. He states he will not run again in two years and asks for Democratic support and votes.
J. M. Collins announces self as candidate for re election as County Surveyor subject to Democratic primary. He asks for support from every voter and signs the notice.
C L Bartlett announces again for Congress in the Sixth district. He cites a long House record under a Republican majority and vows loyalty to constituents and party while opposing tyranny and Congress leadership. He asks voters for renomination as the next House is expected to be Democratic.
Forsyth Georgia February 1 1910 candidate Bloodworth announces bid for Congress in Sixth District subject to Democratic nomination. He pledges to oppose extravagant spending burdensome taxation and any laws conflicting with equal rights and states rights while acting independently and serving all citizens.
A candidate announces pursuit of a seat in the Sixty-second Congress, vows to canvass each county and seek voters’ support in the Democratic primary, and promises to devote his efforts to public service if elected.
An old newspaper advertisement explains how to spot kidney issues by urine appearance and urges use of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root. It claims the remedy eases back pain and urinary symptoms, offers sample bottles by mail, and lists Binghamton New York as the address.
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