Advertising Rates Adopted by Georgia Weekly Press Association
At the fourteenth annual convention the Georgia Weekly Press Association adopts a uniform advertising rate. Rates are seven and one half cents per inch for 500 circulation, plus one cent per inch for each additional hundred newspapers. A 10 percent discount applies when electrotypes are furnished. Members must display the resolution at the top of the editorial column and send marked copy for all ad charges.
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Theorgia Weekly Press Association
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Rattes
Political chatter and local opinions stir Georgia fronts
The column cites Sid Lewis urging a strong State School Commissioner for Georgia while praising Joe Terrell for engaging voters. It notes partisan jabs about governors and state politics, mentions county liquor debates, teacher pay delays, and calls for a businesslike legislature. It also references Macon Telegraph editorials on race and regional tensions.
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Sid Lewis
Georgia
Assassination attempt on McKinley and socialist critique
Report on Leon Czolgosz’s attempt to kill President McKinley in Buffalo as he approached for a handshake and fired twice. The piece cites Czolgosz’s socialist ties, calls for harsh penalties, and condemns foreign-born radicals while noting reactions from editors and commentators. It also includes local notes on Jackson’s cotton market, Schley Dreyfus debate, and various editorials.
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Leon Czolgosz
Ohio
McKinley
Buffalo
New York
Czolgolz
Emma Goldman
Georgia
Czolgosz
Arcus
Gov. Candler
Congress
Sid Lewis
The
Sparta Ishmaelite
Board of Inquiry
Dreyfus
Schley
Sampson-Long Clique
Brother Lewis
Navy
Army
Sampson
Sym
Pathy
America
France
Naval Cabal
Cabal
Middle Georgia crops report lists 38 counties in sector
The middle Georgia crop report covers Baldwin, Bibb, Burke, Butts, Carroll, Clayton, Columbus, Coweta, Crawford, Emanuel, Fayette, Glascock, Greene, Hancock, Harris, Heard, Henry, Jasper, Jefferson, Johnson, Laurens, McDuffie, Monroe, Muscogee, Morgan, Newton, Pike, Putnam, Richmond, Screven, Spalding, Talbot, Taliaferro, Troup, Twiggs, Upson, Warren and Washington with an 89.27 percent average condition noted. The Argus congratulates Clark Howell on control of the Constitution and promotes Dyspepsia Care by Dr. Carmichael & Co.
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State Agricultural Department
Baldwin
Bibb
Burke
Butts
Carroll
Clayton
Columbus
Coweta
Crawford
Emanuel
Fayette
Glascock
Greene
Hancock
Harris
Heard
Henry
Jasper
Jefferson
Jones
Johnson
Laurens
McDuffie
Monroe
Muscogee
Morgan
Newton
Pike
Putnam
Richmond
Screven
Spalding
Talbot
Taliaferro
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W. I. Wagner
Florist
McDonough Street
Jackson Argus
Butts. Co
Jackson
Jackson Postoffice
A. H. Shaver
Addison H. Shaver
Jackson, GA
Pauline
Guerry
Joe Terrell
Atlanta
Dom Joe Hall
Barnesville
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Capt. Forsythe
Long
Department
New York Sun
Colorado
Kansas
Indiana
Missouri
Akron
Macon
Marie Louise Myrick
Americas Times-Recorder
Mrs. Nation
Borror Shaver
Campbell News
Brethren
Fort Valley
Jackson’s Cotton
Middle
Gia
Eve
Adam
New York Press
Rich
W. Pursell
Kintersville
de Witt
W. L. Carmichael & Co
Norris Silver
North Stratford
N. H
Dr. W., Carmichael & Co
Valletigg
Harris Drug CO
the Argus
Clark Howell
People of
Jackson Banking Company
Wee Banking House
Richard P. Lasnett
A. HS. Davis
Caxton Building
Chicago
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chica
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