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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
4
Local papers praise the Jackson Chautauqua program likening it to a premier entertainment with top talent. readers are urged to attend. The item also notes editorials on Booker Washington and highlights ongoing regional news and opinion pieces.
Al Adams, Humboldt Independent editor, delivers a lecture to the press association critiquing country editors and urging owners to set fixed space prices and cash business. The piece quotes Adams on newspaper pricing, then notes Len Broughton’s comments and a judge juries section on justice and juror independence. A New York woman who married five times and a Rome Georgia resident are also mentioned regarding a fatal carbolic acid incident.
To the Farmers of Butts County. I will keep all grades of Fertilizers manufactured by the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company stored with B. F. Moon at Jackson and G. B. Elder at Flovilla to sell for late planting and to all who wish to plant cotton, rant and forage crops after an eat and eats. ProcTor, Agent.
A long list of signers petitions to incorporate as THE JACKSON CHAUTAUQUA & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION in Jackson Georgia. They seek twenty year charter with ability to sue plead own property and borrow. They propose twelve directors and capital stock of two thousand dollars, with stock rules and corporate powers. The petition asks to be granted corporate rights, seal, property handling, and rule making. Specific attorney Frank Z. Curry signs as attorney for petitioners.
A certified note from the clerk's office of the Superior Court confirms a petition for incorporation filed May 16 in Butts County Georgia. It names The Jackson Chautanaus and In trial Association as the style of the petition.
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