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Newspaper
Sandersville Herald
Location
Sandersville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
1
Opponents of the city court bill and of electing the Judge and Solicitor by the people foresee a political test at the October general election. Supporters push to combine the bill and candidate vote with the nominating primary, leaving the executive committee to decide. A white primary is favored by many and may be raised for consideration at the same time.
W Yancey Carter, candidate for governor, accepts Independence League nomination and will stump the state to face Joseph M Brown. He hopes for a public debating clash, though Little Joe may avoid it. The race heightens October election interest and could mobilize more Democratic voters.
Mr Jake Culpepper accidentally discharged a pistol while resting in a Wadley home last Thursday night injuring his hip. He is at Sandersville for treatment under Dr Hermann who expects recovery. The incident occurred amid his illness.
The article notes Hon J W Newman returning from vacation and lauds his progressive, efficient handling of county affairs. It also covers Mr G H Howard withdrawing from consideration for Judge of the city court, citing campaign burdens and a lack of support, and urging the public not to endorse a proposed October bill.
The Sandersville Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society holds a social meeting at Mrs F F Stater residence on Monday August 24th. The note encourages using a little printer's ink and hints that a little goes a long way.
Gus H. Howarp declares opposition to a plan he deems dangerous for the poor and stresses that his eleven years at the bar confirm his convictions. He thanks supporters, vows to stay out of politics, and pledges to focus on family and business, aiming to remain true to friends and avoid enemies.
After January 1, 1909, the Confederate veterans of Georgia and the widows of veterans will get their pensions in a lump sum instead of quarterly installments. The bill calls for payment between January 1 and May 1. M. Nl. Bird advertises moving machines and mowing machine parts and invites repairs.
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