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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
2
The speaker laments reliance on debt to fuel farming needs and warns of rising costs. Political jibes target race issues and reform, noting Teddy Roosevelt's stance on suffrage and party branding. The Phagan murder case arouses sensational extras while calls for factual reporting echo.
An advertisement announces unlimited quantity peas for sale from Paul Nolen & Co. Indicated as available through the supplier, seeking buyers in the market. No further details on price, location, or contact are provided in the readable fragment.
The Spartanburg Journal notes a $100000 Farmers' Trust Company formed to handle farm mortgages in Europe style. It argues crop mortgages burden the South and inflate merchant interest, calls for reform as an American commission studies European farm credit systems led by Narvie Jordan.
The Argus calls for a mass meeting in Jackson to appoint a committee of patriotic citizens to draft a municipal charter. The aim is efficiency and fair service, ditching an outmoded system and fostering a more thorough business approach to city administration.
Burleson pursues reform in the postal service daring to remove corrupt inspectors. He condemns graft among inspectors who abuse per diem allowances and evade accountability, citing Augusta as an example and pledging to replace crooks with efficient officials.
Raleigh mother praises Vinci as best remedy to build strength in sickly children. A Raleigh client reports her daughter Hazel recovered appetite and energy after Vincl treatment, noting the tonic iron and cod liver elements. Jackson Drug Co. of Jackson, Georgia guarantees satisfaction with money back if not.
Five cows fresh in milk available for selection. If you want a good milch cow see C. A. Pittman.
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