Jackson Argus Official County Organ 1913
The Jackson Argus weekly paper notes its Friday publication schedule and annual subscription rate of one dollar. It is entered at the Jackson Postoffice as second class matter, with H. M. Shaver identified as the official organ for Butts County.
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Jackson Postoffice
H. M. Shaver
Butts County
Ghorcia
Mra
W. L. Wildey
S.B. Jones
Rosa Vickers
J.H. Ham
Georgia
Indian Spring
Flovilla
William F. Smith
Court of Ordinary
J.gevars
W.F. Smith
Childs
Jenkinsburg
Jenkinsbare Supply Company
Jenkinsburg Gin Company
Jackson
McCord
H.C
J. W. Childs
Borgia—Butts
Wm. H. Jepges
Mein
Percival Elder
Scarce Farm Labor Prompt Georgia Action
The Macon Telegraph urges Georgia to hire an agent in New York to study immigration and recruit European farm workers. It argues U S laws block private agencies from sourcing labor in Europe but state-led efforts could redirect immigrants already arriving in New York to Georgia farms.
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United States
New York
Georgia
Europe
Macon
Massachusetts Supreme Court Upholds Damages in Drunken Employee Case
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court sustains a substantial verdict for Mrs. McNicol against a firm after McCarthy, a heavy drinker, killed coworker McNicol. The ruling holds employers liable for acts by drunk employees during work hours, signaling strict scrutiny of drinking by workers.
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Supreme Court of Massachusetts
McCarthy
McNicol
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Mocourt
Massachusetts
Macon
Editorial Etchings on Southern Economic Independence
A compilation of quotes from Georgia newspapers arguing that the South should build wealth through agriculture rather than depend on cotton. The notes stress home production of corn cattle oats rye hay, and warn that ambition draws enemies, while elections prompt political advertising and candidate chatter.
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South
Monroe Advertiser
Local Advertiser Seeks Talk on In-paper Placement
A notice inviting potential advertisers to discuss a proposition, promising a meeting to review terms and how the advertisement would occupy the page space. The call to action urges direct contact for further discussion.
Men We Want in Congress and Temperance Marches On
National Liquor Dealers' Association leader M F Farley urges saloonkeepers to expose anti liquor congressmen while temperance advocate Francis B Clarke reports abroad with 650 Americans, noting 280 drank only cold water and wine or whisky were rarely seen on the trip.
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United States
M. F. Farley
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
Congress
Francis B. Clarke
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson Argus
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Albany Herald
Metter Advertiser
Atlanta
Aldermanic Board
Athens
First National Bank
Lis
Cole
Dempsey How.Co
Iisement
Tts
Permsner
de Bonis
Mattie Lee Wail
Rai Pary
Gyrethie
J. H. Ham
GroveiAa
Butte County
Tacob Vickers
N. K. Vickers
Jacob Vickers
D. G. Goen
Sarah E-Goen
Groraia—Butts County
Georgia—Butts County
R.E. Stanfield
Jon Wright
J.H. Wam
H. Ham
Ordina
John W. Ellis
State of
DeWitt McClendon
George Y. Harrell
Ida Wright
R.X. Stanfield
Saide County
Miranda E.childa
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