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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
3
Public notices and editorials note rate changes for notices and obituaries, campaign chatter, and local politics. Mentions include Butts County Fair plans, Jasper County solicitor general fees, Georgia mayoral races, Governor Harris support, and Eichelberger's resignation signaling Anti-Saloon League gains. E. M. Smith of Macon is praised for Henry county representation.
The excerpt condemns the professional agitator as the ultimate critic who kicks at everything and everyone. It portrays this fault finder as unable to support any movement or cause, always opposing public officials and actions.
The piece urges Georgia voters to reelect Governor Harris, praising his public service and saying age is no obstacle. It argues he is the last Confederate veteran governor and credits him with advancing prohibition and state interests. Endorsement emphasizes gratitude, loyalty, and overwhelming support to maintain his administration.
The article notes a paper shortage driven by war and politics, forcing newspapers and magazines to switch to cheaper stock. Editors expect retrenchment, with contracts renegotiated in October and prices rising. Education and demand for information have surged, making publishers adapt to a volatile supply affecting readers nationwide.
Laurens Citizen reports Governor Nat Harris conducts his campaign on a high plane and makes new friends in every section. Encouraging notices say he is gaining ground as he travels the woods, with favorable reports continuing from all areas.
The Progressive farmer urges every Central Texas to Virginia farmer to plant a small patch of crimson clover or vetch this fall. The crops have passed experiments and are proven in the region, with success seen annually by farmers across the South. The message warns that those who refuse to try them will fall behind.
Judge Wm E H Searcy Jr commends Jackson ladies for beautifying the court house grounds. He praises civic pride and progressiveness, noting flowers and vines enhance the city and urging similar efforts in other towns.
Griffin Ga July 10 1916 William E H Searcy Jr announces candidacy for the remainder of Judge Robert T Daniel’s term in the Flint Circuit Superior Courts subject to the September 12 1916 primary He asks Democrats for support and votes in the primary.
We will build offices second floor of a commercial building to suit tenant with north light and fine breeze. See T H Buittrill or S B Kinard, Renting Committee, Commercial Loan & Trust Co. 8-11-31.
Lax-Fos is described as a mild laxative and liver tonic that does not gripe or upset the stomach. It contains cascara in a form that stimulates digestion and liver secretions while restoring healthy organ function. Sold for 50c.
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