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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1896
Page
4
Representative Ogletree and others named for county offices appear in the ballot. The tax rate for Butts County is set at 5.44 per thousand. Tom Watson seeks notification of his nomination. Questions arise about the Black vote and a posed Chinese guest in the United States context.
The article cites populist pressures to force Sewall from the Democratic ticket with Bryan and mentions calls to add Tom Watson, while noting the Dauntless cruiser seizure and local political intrigues in Georgia. It also reports cotton receipts and forecasts Jackson as a top Georgia market. The piece mentions Hange facing possible execution and local party efforts to organize and influence votes.
A long profusion of praise frames Li Hung Chang as a renowned Chinese diplomat visiting the United States for the first time. The piece contrasts ancient China with modern America, lauds American progress, and invokes liberty symbolized by the Statue of Liberty as a beacon for nations seeking happiness and freedom.
The article discusses expected cotton prices around 74 cents per pound, noting heavy receipts and political unrest that pressure values downward. It reports about 70,000 bales marketed in the state last month, with expectations of a six week selling window as markets depress.
A civic message urging commitment to democratic principles as essential for the country’s future. The statement emphasizes unity, participation, and principled leadership in safeguarding elections and constitutional norms.
Citizens urged to form Democratic clubs across the state to organize, mobilize, and support Democratic nominees in the fall. The call emphasizes collective effort, active participation, and preventing a shrinking majority by building a unified local vote in Butts County.
An opinion piece condemns the Democratic Party convention in Indianapolis as a sham spectacle. It portrays party leaders as relics dethroned by the people and laments the mechanical nominating process and the decline of Wall Street influence. The piece offers religious reflections and a call to remember mortality.
A statewide report indicates Rabun to Tybee populists push for a House majority in the next general assembly and may trade county offices for legislative seats to secure Watson electors. Democrats warn against trades or dubious tactics and urge vigilance to protect Democratic chances.
Memorial notice for Brother Gw Patillo of Gw Patillo Lodge No 360 Free and Accepted Masons. The item honors his service and affiliation with the lodge, noting a tribute or service to be announced.
The article honors G W Taylor a Mason who died at Orchard Hill July 31, 1896, describing his life, faith, and service, then lists September moving notices and staff changes at Griffin area houses and stores as the town transitions with the season.
The Southern Railway will sell excursion tickets to Dallas Texas and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets are valid for return passage until October 1st, extended to October 10th by depositing the ticket with a Dallas agent. Full information from Southern Railway agents or from Averno y W D Allen and H Hardwick Atlanta.
A local shop promotes ready supply of stationery for all job printing needs. They offer quick completion and emphasize guaranteed satisfaction to customers.
Notice to all indebted parties that accounts must be paid promptly as due. The requester cites poor health and demands immediate settlement. This notice is declared final by M V McKippen.
Short notice classified item from Arcus Office. Two six month old setters available for exchange for a well trained bird dog. Applicants should apply at Arcus Office.
The city council praised for street improvements as Jackson installs terra cotta piping to prevent bridge repairs. The note suggests Butts county adopt the system to ease road maintenance, citing suppliers A. G. Hitchins or Stevens Pottery Georgia.
Mary M Giles widow of E P Giles has applied for a twelve months allowance for herself and one minor child. The report of appraisers is filed as required by law and I will rule on the report on the first Monday in October. Dated August 31, 1896. J F Carmichael Ordinary.
Narrative of a patient Mrs Geo Archer from Culios N J cured of valvular heart disease after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The article portrays prior physician failures, dramatic symptom relief after second box, and endorsement from the patient and Dr Williams company claims.
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