Georgia Weekly Press Association Ad Rates 1901
The 1901 annual meeting adopts a rate scale for all advertising. Rates are seven and a half cents per inch per insertion for 500 circulation, plus one cent per inch for each additional 100 newspapers. 10 percent discount with electrotypes. Members must publish the resolution at the top of the editorial column and send marked copies to applicants.
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Georgia Weekly Press Association
Dispensary vote in SCREWIN county sparks debate
A satirical and opinion packed passage notes SCREVIN county rejecting a dispensary, contrasts bar rooms, praises the Hawkinsville Dispatch trade edition, mocks several firms, and comments on Atlanta politics, Schley inquiry, and presidential ancestry with regional tone.
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Hawkinsville
Southern Editors, Prohibition Views Stir Georgia Debate
The piece rails at Southern papers for sentiment after McKinley’s death and contrasts it with Northern editing. It urges Grady’s peace gospel, critiques liquor policy debates, and favors local option as the Georgia path to temperance while seeking stronger statewide reform.
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Henry McIntoch
Albany
McKinley
South
Andrew Jackson
Richard Lawrence
Grady
Georgia
Endorsement for Confederate Soldier's Home subscription drive
The Argus urges Jackson and Butts County residents to donate to rebuild the Confederate Soldier's Home burned in Atlanta. The appeal praises veterans of the grey and asks immediate liberal contributions to provide shelter for their declining years.
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ARGUS
Atlanta
Jackson
Butts County
THE
Epistol Shaver
Africa
Campbell News
Fleming duBignon Keeps Democratic Chair News
The Argus reports Fleming G. duBignon remains healthful and will not quit as chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee. it vows opposition to his retirement unless he becomes Governor or U.S. Senator. Commander Hodgson writes to the New York Herald defending Schley against the Sun's attacks. Hodgson condemns the Sun as scurrilous and vows to aid in exposing its editor as a blackguard. Hodgson claims familiarity with the Sun’s worst critics on Admiral Schley.
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Atlanta
Woodward
L. G. Broughton
Schley
Sampson
Matanzas
Cotton, Wise, McCalla & Co
Galveston Post
Grover Cleveland
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Harrison
McKinley
Savannah Morning News
Estill
Maine
Kansas
Morning
Georgia
ARGUS
Fleming G. duBignon
Democratic Executive Committee
duBignon
THE
United States
Hodgson
New York Herald
Sun
Admiral Schley
Schley Case Marks Navy Allegations and Conspiracy Claims
Testimony before the Board of Inquiry portrays the Navy as loosely run under Long with charts and dispatches altered to Schley’s detriment. Allegations of conspiracy between department heads to withhold information from Schley and delay dispatches point to a broader critique of incompetence and internal rivalries within the service.
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Schley
Board of Inquiry
Navy Department
Long
Sampson
J. C. Watson
Watson
Maclay
Department
Advocate General
Crow Kingfield
Lost Shoat Described in McCanness Notice
A 50 pound shoat, cross Berkshire and Poland China, black with white feet and facial white hairs, strayed Wednesday afternoon. A reward is offered for information. S. C. McCanness.
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Berkshire
Poland
China
S. C. McCanness
Dyspepsia Remedy Ad by Harris Drug Co
A millionaire appetite with a scant income has caused indigestion. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a cure for dyspepsia and is sold by Harris Drug Co.
Fall Stock Sale Ad From Ben F Moor
Be Sure to Call and see my new fall stock of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes and Hats. They are just 10 and are the prettiest and cheapé bargains in all this section. Remember when you can't st it elsewhere cheap enough I've got it. Ben F Moor. 9 Ifs0d0 Dr W L Michael Co advertises Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quicker and cheaper relief for piles avoiding surgery.
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Ben F. Moor
Witt
Dr. W. L. Michael & Co
Cotton weigh-in notice to farmers in Butts and nearby counties
Notice from J. H. Layp dated September 16, 1901 offers cotton weighing at the Railroad Warehouse and invites local farmers to patronize with assurance of correct weights and satisfaction. The brief public notice seeks support from farmers in Butts and adjoining counties.
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Butts
Commane
J. H. Layp
Just One Bottle Scammon Kans Pepsin Syrup Co Letter
A Scammon Kansas reader from November shows a complaint about a constipation remedy. The note mentions Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and a past three month usage with a positive view of the medicine and business dealings with the Monticello Illinois firm. Harris Dros is noted as seller.
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Scammon
Kans
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
Caldwell
Phil. L. Keener
Scamr Miner
Harris Dros
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