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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
4
A collage of opinion notes and notices across Georgia papers. Edits praise General Evans in Macon and discuss pensions and politics in Floyd County while lampooning rivals and radioing upcoming industrial editions for Aransas and Jackson.
Watch for a big circular from CARIMICHAEL CO announcing next Monday's special bargains and offers. The advertisement urges readers to look out for the mailer and visit stores for discounts.
Gov Candler's annual message urges a restricted ballot biennial sessions of the legislature a constitutional tax cap and stricter budgeting rules He proposes a joint special committee to draft amendments for the October 1902 vote He also calls for tax exemptions for certain colleges and warns that water works are essential after a major Jackson fire The piece notes Dewey resigning from the Metropolitan Club and critiques Schley in the naval controversy plus a Southern stand on Wellesley College admissions
Goods offered at cost including buggies, buggy bodies, harness, and wagon materials from the late A. G. Hitchins. J T Atkinson and J W Crum plan personal service at the sale. Also a testimonial claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured eczema in hands, advertised at 2 dollars.
Sale offers 1000 feet of flooring and a ceiling at very low prices. J W Crum advertises a bargain purchase with emphasis on quantity and affordability.
A clipped notice from 1901 previews Walter L Main Shows arriving in Jackson on Tuesday November 12. The editor’s letter to Carmichael praises the exhibition and its staff for orderly conduct and absence of pickpockets as crowds gather for the event.
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