26 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
1
A jumble of local items covers poetry, a crutch accident and a possible wigwam run, plus pastor moves and sermons. It includes remarks on Greece and Palestine in a curio sized geography section and a moral essay on hunger for righteousness.
The notable outcome of the Kentucky standoff is that Jack Chinn left the scene without any bloodshed, marking a remarkably peaceful resolution to the confrontation.
A quirky note highlights Shellaberger as Atlanta s renowned wire fence expert known for durable fencing on trees and structures. The casual line invites readers to write for more information about his unusual craft.
William and Melissa Long of Car roll county Indiana ended a forty year union with a formal division of property and dowry agreements once their children were self supporting. The antenuptial contract, once a private pact, became public in court as the pair legally separated after decades of cohabitation and wealth accumulation.
An old newspaper fragment presents an advertisement for Simmons Liver Regulator claiming liver regulation aids health and fights illness. It contrasts this with a political critique accusing Republican leaders of vote buying and publicly questioning who will oppose Judge Crisp for the senate.
The London Spectator describes marrum grass taking root on drifting sand, forming hills as sand accumulates around the dry blades. Near Holkham bay a former wet lake became a field of large rounded mounds twenty feet high, built by the grass from surplus drift sand. Hon. Jeff Wilcox declares candidacy for senator in the Fifth district covering Coffee Clinch and Ware counties.
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