Georgia press mixes Roosevelt and race talk in lively Georgia sketches
A chorus of editorials from Atlanta and Georgia papers weighs in on Roosevelt, Schley and racial politics at length. Panegyrics clash with denouncements as editors critique campaigns, slang usage, pension audits, and Georgia journalism milestones, while praising early double page ads and Jackson Argus leadership.
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Jackson
THI ArGus
Atlanta
Arcus
ARGUS
Atlanta Daily News
Jackson Argus
Shaver
Georgia Weekly Press
Macon News
Atlanta Daily
Groceries Adpromises Everyday Low Prices in Jackson
A Jackson grocer promotes daily right prices with a broad selection of items including dried peaches at 10c per pound, sun dried apples eight pounds for 25c, prunes eight pounds for 25c, Lea and Perrin sauce large 45c, water ground graham in a sack 80c, seven pounds starch 25c, Fairy Soap seven cakes 25c, condensed milk per can, Heinz mustard dressing 20c, shredded wheat per package, Heinz pickling and apple vinegar per gallon, Heinz pickles quart 15c, 20c and 20 Heinz baked beans per can 1de.
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Graham
Local Social Notes and Tax Collector Schedule
Indian Spring residents entertain guests in Gainesville Forsyth and Macon visits reported. Obvious social notes mention Mrs E Ashford Mrs Banks Alexander and Miss Rosa Elder among others. Tax Collector J M Gaston lists 1901 state and county tax rounds with dates and town names including Iron Springs Stark Fincherville Worthville Lamar's Mill Dodson's Store Cork Fiovilla Jenkinsburg Elgin Waltham Bell's Store Towaliga McKibben and Indian Spring with Jacksons every Saturday.
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H. A. Daniels
Ashford
Gainesville
E. J. Ashford
Daniels
Charleston
Norfolk
New Orleans
J. M. Thomas
Ida Thomas Martin
Forsyth
Frank M. Lawson
William Elder
Iron Springs Court House
Ten Cent Store promotes Big Bar gain Day weekly
W T Wesson of Gholsonville Virginia declares Your One Minute Cough Cure a perfect remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Dr W L Carmichael & Co notes strong customer satisfaction with the product.
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W.T. Wesson
Gholsonville
W. L. Carmichael & Co
Homeseeker Round Trip Tickets to Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Old Dominion Guano or Bone and Potash is the product for wheat and oats sold by J. R. Carmichael. Railroads offer round trip Homeseeker's tickets to Oklahoma and Indian Territory on specific dates. Tickets are valid twenty one days from sale with fifteen day stopovers in Arkansas Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Contact John L. Esmonds 8. E. P. A. Atlanta Georgia for rates and full details.
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South
Atlanta
Journal
Lake Smith
Will Wrigley
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Wrigley
John Coble
Jesse Johnston
Reedy Carlisle
Ei Journal
Atlanta Journal
Tur Jackson Arcus
Carmichael Company
Jackson
Jasper County News
Henry County Weekly
Jackson Record
Forsyth Chronicle
The
Georgia Enterprise
Covington
Middle Georgia Farmer
Griffin
Covington Star
Carmichael Co
Robert N. Etheridge
Messrs
Wiley Lynch
Albert Gregg
Clarence Henry
Harry Butner
Jack” Nutt
Arcus
Old Dominion
J. R. Carmichael
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Nashville, Chattanoog & St. Louis Railway
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Texas
Cal Oy
John L. Esmonds
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