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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1920

Page

10

Butts County Voter Message on Georgia Senate Race

A candidate in the 26th Georgia Senate District recounts Mills voting record on pensions for Confederate soldiers school funding and farm aid. He argues Mills favored others over farmers and cites House Journal 1913 1914 votes and a 1918 cotton seed price dispute. He denies urging black voter registration and pledges to represent Butts County voters if elected.

Butts County Georgia J. H. Mills Mills House Journal Mr. Mills Farmers Department of Agriculture Ion Interedest Farmers’ Union Farmers of Georgia Federal Board People of Georgia Atlanta Georgia State Industrial Home For Girls Fair County Senate C. L. Redman House Redman Lankford Toombs South Georgia Friends of the Common Schools G. W. Lankford Metz Washington J. J. Brown L. B. Jackson Sec Treas Cotton States State Bureau of Markets D. F. McClatchey Georgia’ Food Administration Food Administration Committee On Agriculture Committee On Education Academy For the Blind Railroad Corporation

Lyons Announces Candidacy for Butts County Representative

Jackson resident J L Lyons declares for the Georgia general assembly from Butts County. A longtime express agent and near-lawyer, Lyons promotes clean government and progress urging Democratic voters to support him in the April 20 nominating contest.

Butts County General Assembly of Georgia J. L. Lyons Jackson Lyon Lyons

Wood earns merit award for 1919 insurance business

Mr William J Wood receives Prudential Merit award for 274000 dollars of business written in 1919. Friends congratulate him on the record year while noting the average applicant age of about 43 years. The notice adds a local Steam laundry need for Jackson.

W. J. Wood Prudential Insurance Company

Speech at the court house in Jackson Saturday

Notice announces a speech at the Jackson court house scheduled for 3 o clock in the afternoon on Saturday. The speaker invites all, especially Mr. J H Mills who opposes the speaker for the Senate. Co L Redman.

Court House Jackson J. H. Mills Senate Co. L. Redman

Mr. Watkins Publishes Views on Local Legislation

The candidate for Representative in Butts County argues for frequent public ratification of local laws and opposes arbitrary decisions. He asserts the people must speak on local matters and shares general beliefs and principles guiding his possible conduct in office.

Butts County Richmond

Mills Seeks Voters Support In Georgia Senate Race

J H Mills of Jenkinsburg appeals to White voters in Butts County for support in the 26th Senatorial district race as an April 20 primary nears. He defends his record on schools pensions and farm policy, rejects Redman’s accusations, and cites letters from G W Lankford J J Brown and D F McClatchey to bolster his claims while urging faith in local self government.

Jenkinsburg Georgia Redman Jasper County Butts Jasper Counties Central Georgia Power Company Boundary Line Butts County Atlanta J. H. Mills

Is your life insured and protected for your family

Guthrie & Company urges readers to buy life insurance while healthy. The ad promotes an Aetna policy combining disability coverage with double indemnity for accidental death and emphasizes low rates.

Guthrie & Company

Citizens Call For Season Without New General Laws

W. E. Watkins urges citizens to avoid enacting general laws unless needed to amend or repeal existing ones, singling out opposition to the costly automobile tag law as a notable example.

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John L. Lyons MR. Watkins Cotton States Official Advisory Marketing Board Cotton States Official Marketing Board Southern Commissioners of Agriculture, Marketing Directors Far Mers Union Congress New Orleans State Highway Commission W. E. Watkins Citi Zens of Cratic Tention
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