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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
2
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Rain and floods raise sickness risk as mosquitoes may trouble households. Use disinfectants liberally and clean streets and alleys to reduce illness. authorities urged to act now to protect public health and avoid doctor bills.
County residents urged to act now with a sweep of premises from October 9 through 14. Officials emphasize rapid cleanup and community participation to ensure a successful fair season.
Bright town booster note invites display setup for the Greater Butts County Fair October 9 to 14. Mentions fair weather forecast request, competitive political talk in Atlanta, and general public interest in the event.
Local political chatter notes that and Bunk Cooper and Rufe Hutchens are not seeking office this year. The absence of incumbents signals a quiet campaign season with new candidates likely to emerge.
Gubernatorial race gains momentum with early fireworks signaling a tight path to the primary. Campaigns deploy sharper messaging and rapid responses as voters await key decisions and stances on policy, with rivals positioning around critical issues and endorsements.
A dispute involving Harris Dorsey Hardman and Pottle looms as a possible public debate. Jackson hopes to stage the performance locally if such an event proceeds, aiming to engage the natives and generate interest.
The governor commuted or pardoned Stripling, drawing praise for keeping a promise to Stripling’s young daughter. Observers applaud Harris for a show of backbone and compassion in a high profile decision.
In Georgia heavy rains allegedly overwhelmed Prof. Snider who had warned they would not visit the state this season. Local papers note his disappearance amid flood conditions and search efforts.
The Observer reports a 125 pound cow hide bringing 21.25 in Moultrie. The note contrasts with past cattle prices and warns boys to raise calves and pigs as the boll weevil threat looms, per the Tifton Gazette.
In urging greater support for education over roadwork, the speaker argues for diverting about a mill from the road fund to empower the Board of Education to levy a larger tax for the common school fund, asking for any good reason against this shift.
The text argues that a single advertisement cannot cure a business disease. It notes some merchants try one-time ads to fix their needs, but success requires the right approach and persistent effort over time.
A Pike County Chronicle style vignette traces a cotton bale from the initial farmer through buyers, factors, manufacturers, agents, jobbers, wholesalers, and retailers, ending with the raiser’s lament as profit margins and enduring burden of toil are implicit in the cycle.
Warning signals of disordered kidneys warned against scoffing at dangers. Ad promises Foley Kidney Pills from Owl Pharmacy to ease back pain side pains sore muscles and rheumatic aches before it is too late.
C A Towles announces candidacy for Representative from Butts County in the next General Assembly under state democratic rules. He pledges to continue representing local and state interests if re elected and asks for voter support.
A candidate declares pursuit of the Democratic nomination for Congress in Georgia's Sixth District. He thanks district voters for past kindness and pledges gratitude for future support under party rules set by the Executive Committee.
FE M Owen appeals to voters in the Flint Circuit Democratic primary claiming past public support and asking for continued backing for the Solicitor General post. He emphasizes gratitude to the Circuit and requests support from constituents.
To the Democrats of the Flint Circuit I announce my candidacy for the remainder of the term of Judge Robert T. Daniel. The primary is September 12 1916 and I seek the votes and support of all voters in the election.
Foley’s Honey and Tar soothes throat irritation and hoarseness, eases wheezing, helps breathing, and promotes rest. Contains no opiates. The Owl Pharmacy advertises this remedy for allergy and asthma symptoms.
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