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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
2
A patriotic statement proclaims the United States as a world power, opposes an international agreement with England, and calls for leading in silver remonetization without consulting foreign powers.
A polemic argues that many papers including the Griffin News and New South should align with the common people and support the country. It warns they may be misled briefly by goldbuggery but will soon resist and champion national interests. The piece calls for suppression of a paper out of line with its community.
The piece argues against free silver and criticizes Hoke Smith while praising Horace Bradly and new art exhibitions. It notes the Cotton States Exposition schedule and predicts broad interest in the American Fine Arts Society program. It ends with an ad for Dr Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic sold by Dr Carmichael.
Hon. R. T. Nesbitt announces the list of premiums offered and the regulations governing the awards for the Georgia Department of Agriculture. The notice sets eligibility and procedures for applicants seeking premium prizes under state agricultural programs.
Georgia State Exhibit Commission outlines premiums for best displays in field crops, orchard and garden produce, and home industries. It lists cash prizes from 500 to 50 dollars, rules on ownership, space allocation, and deadlines for county and collective exhibits for the Cotton States exposition.
The document outlines premiums and entry procedures for crops, fruits, tobacco, and other goods to represent Georgia. It details transport provisions, shipping rules, entry formalities, space allocation, and responsibilities for state payment and exhibit care.
Designed by Miss Elsie Mercur of Pittsburg, the 220 by 110 foot colonial building is the only structure on the grounds designed by a woman. The exhibit will display women's work in art, literature, music, invention and crafts, with a model cooking school and a kindergarten. A women’s board led by Mrs. Weterpauks and Mrs. Steele oversees plans, with homes, hospital facilities, nursery, and multiple exits for safety.
Letters from Samuel Cherry of Savannah and W. F. Wabr of Monticello Florida praise P. P. P. for curing a woman named Mar. Ingraham and restoring health and hair. Mentions Malaria Rheumatism Dyspepsia Dropsy and recovery after four bottles. E. C. Owens witness.
Tax receiver announces dates and places for receiving State and County Tax Returns in Butts County Georgia. Listings include Harper's Shop April 29 Worthville Gy's Store Woodward's Slip May 2 Taylor's Store Mt Vernon Church Dublin Jackson and Indian Sputae Wingans Store each Thursday through May. J H Ham tax receiver.
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