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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1916

Page

1

Adverse report blocks circuit bill in Georgia House

After Senate approval, the plan by Senator Smith to form a new judicial district for Clayton Henry Butts and Monroe counties failed in House General Judiciary Committee No 1. Opponents warned of higher taxes and no need for change while supporters cited court clog and delays. The debate lasted over an hour in Forsyth and Atlanta Constitution reported.

Senate General Judiciary Committee Senate Smith Clayton Henry Butts Monroe House General Judiciary Committee Fayette Spalding Pike Upson O. H. B. Bloodworth Forsyth Ogden Persons Thirty-Fouth Arnold B. S. Willingham Taylor Green Towles W. M. Wright Clayton County Atlanta Constitution

Hugh Dorsey Club Formed Here Tuesday

A Dor sey Club for Butts county was organized at the courthouse on Tuesday afternoon. J. H. Land was elected president and Prof. A. J. Fleming secretary and treasurer. District vice presidents were named for Coody, Towaliga, Buttrill, Worthville and Iron Springs among others.

Court House Dorsey Club Butts County J. H. Land A. J. Fleming Coody W. J. McClendon Towaliga T. J. Thomason Buttrill D. B. Moore Worthville J. E. Kitchens Iron Springs C. L

Candidates Rush to Qualify for State House Races

Time is short for candidates to enter state house races as August 15 is set as the filing deadline per the state executive committee. The August 12 county committee meeting will set assessments and finalize primary arrangements for judges solicitors representatives state senators and other offices.

Rwes State Executive Committee State House

Butts County Fair Plans Active Campaign Meeting

The Butts County Fair Association calls a meeting at Jackson courthouse Thursday morning August 11 to elect a president and discuss urgent business. Officers district vice presidents and committee members are urged to attend as preparations for the 1916 fair accelerate with an aggressive advertising push and committee mobilization. Members listed include Maddux Jackson W H Singly Indian Spring O B Knowles Pepperton Ed Wooten Flovilla Butler Smith Dublin and T J Waldrop. Five lists reported 291 members enrolled with outstanding committees to report August 12.

Butts County Fair Association Court House Jackson Butts County Fair Maddux W. H. Singley Indian Spring O. B. Knowles Pepperton Ed Wooten Flovilla Butler Smith Dublin T. J. Waldrop

Butts County Day A Feature At Indian Springs Camp Meet

The Indian Springs camp meeting runs August 10 to 20 led by Rev. Will Harney of Kentucky and Rev. John Paul of South Carolina. Dr. Harney praised as a rare preacher and Dr. Paul noted as a clear teacher and editor. Charlie Tillman leads singing with an orchestra and chorus. Annie Lou McCord is chorus secretary. An electric light plant, new cottages, and improved grounds mark the event. Butts County Day falls August 16 with plans for a large attendance and active community participation.

Indian Springs Will Harney Kentucky John Paul South Carolina Harney Christian Endeavor World Boston Paul Nashville Christian Advocate Asbury Charlie Tillman Tabernacle Butts County

Jones County Farmer Fined for Cattle Quarantine Violation

E. L. Hudson of Jones county pleaded guilty in Macon city court to breaking the cattle quarantine act and was fined 35 dollars including costs or two months in jail. He faced two indictments for moving cattle from Jones into Bibb without inspection and for driving tick infested cattle on a public Georgia highway, based on a report by cattle inspector Dr. L. E. Morecock.

Macon E. L. Hudson Jones County Bibb

Farmers Union Warehouse Elects Officers and Directors

At the annual meeting, stockholders praised General Manager J. M. Gaston with a favorable yearly report. Elected officers are President J. J. Mapp, Vice President W. B. Kimbell, and Secretary F. L. Walthall. Directors repeat: G. P. Saunders, W. J. Garr, H. L. Gray, J. D. Brownlee, W. F. Stroud.

Farmers Union Warehouse Company J. M. Gaston J. J. Mapp W. B. Kimbell F. L. Walthall Messrs G. P. Saunders W. J. Garr H. L. Gray J.D. Brownlee W. F. Stroud Farmers Union Gaston

Butts County Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Notice

The executive committee of Butts County calls a meeting in Jackson at 10 a m on August 12 to assess candidates and arrange the September 12 primary, with other necessary business to be conducted. A H Ogletree chairs.

Butts County Democratic Executive Committee Court House Jackson

Sixth District Primary Set With Convention in Macon

The sixth district GOP executive committee met in Griffin and set September 12 as the primary date with plurality rule. A convention is planned for September 20 at the Dempsey Hotel in Macon. August 10 is the filing deadline with a $5 fee. Delegates from all twelve counties attended as J W Wise was unanimously endorsed for re election to Congress. Mr Wise hosted a dinner for delegates after the meeting.

Executive Committee Griffin Dempsey Macon J. R. van Buren Jones

New Building Rising and Local Business Moves

Messrs. Buttrill Bros. purchase the brick Mulberry street building formerly King’s garage from Joel B. Watkins. A two story modern structure will house their auto business with Quartermus and McDonald as contractors. M. L. King relocates to Bailey & Jones Co. block on Third street. R. J. Carmichael plans a hardware shop in the Carmichael Mallet Co. grocery room. A. H. Smith upgrades his Indian Springs street residence, G. L. Maddox serves as contractor.

Messrs Buttrill Bros Joel B. Watkins Mulberry Street King’s Garage Quartermus & McDonald M. L. King Bailey & Jones Co Third Street R. J. Carmichael Carmichael-Mallet Co A. H. Smith Indian Springs Street G. L. Maddox

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hugh Dorsey Fice Little Tome Mary G. E. Mallet Butts County Day Georgia L. E. Morecock Warehouse Farmers Union Warehouse Scalesman A. H. Ogletree, Chr MR. Wise J. W. Wise Congress Bible J. Walter Wise Wise
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