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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
4
A collection of opinions and notices discusses school farming plans, waterworks urgency, and rail depot criticism. Topics include public education, city development in Jackson and Butts counties, push for a regional industrial edition, and reactions to election results reflecting partisan divides.
The Macon Telegraph mocks the Georgia Legislature over a costly anti cigarette bill and urges self rule by conscience. It cites rail needs from Jackson to Griffin and notes local cotton markets and railroad car shortages. It mentions Judge Fite opposing Maddox in the Seventh district and praises Gus Fire as a bold political figure.
A Chicago telegram reports Northwestern University Evanston dorm Chapin hall residents demand Elizabeth Ellis of San Antonio be removed. They oppose her eating at their table. the dormitory committee warns action by the faculty, else Ellis may be displaced. The incident tests Methodist unity amid broader debates.
John Temple Graves warned that the next decade would test southern civilization through education. Jackson’s citizens responded by launching the Jackson Chautauqua, driving a patriotic community effort to a glorious and unequalled success.
Libby's Soups offered for sale by Roberts and Car Michael. Noted as best by buyer.
The speaker notes that Czolgosz rejected priests and prayers on his deathbed. The column contrasts his honesty with criminals who feign repentance before execution, calling for respect for Czolgosz and criticizing faked conversions. Reference to Roberts & Carmichael's Fresh Water Ground Graham.
Veterans group announces the death of Dr. W. L. Carmichael and plans a 10 a.m. gathering at the Adjutant's office for a funeral march to the Baptist church and cemetery. Pallbearers named include J. H. McCallum and J. O. Beauchamp, among others, under Captain L. D. Watson.
Obituary notes the sudden death of Dr W L Carmichael at age 66 67 in Jackson after heart failure. A veteran of the Confederacy and longtime respected barber business owner he served his town as a devout church member and community helper. Funeral is at the Baptist church with Camp Barnett guards and veterans escort. He leaves a widow and two children Clifford and Minnie.
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