Butts County GaArchives News.....The Argus – Twenty Five Years Old January 7, 1898
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Jackson Argus – Butts County January 7, 1898
Parry Lee Editor – Friday, January 7, 1898

Twenty five years have passed and gone since The Argus was launched at Old 
Indian Spring and this week it begins its twenty-sixth volume.

The extreme goodness of the people, together with their kind partiality has 
enabled the paper to live through all these years.  It has been touched by 
every wave of depression that passed through the South; it has felt something 
of the good effects of every revival in business and industry.  It has had 
faults, but it has always had friends and it has been ever true and loyal to 
them.

On the threshold of the new year and the new volume I would be glad to promise 
my patrons a paper with out fault or blemish, but this promise is not made.  
But it shall be the purpose of this paper to reflect credit upon its town and 
its county, and whatever of good it can do will be done with might and main.

Having attained by far the largest subscription list ever known in Jackson 
there is great encouragement for the future, and it shall be the work of The 
Argus to convince its readers that their faith in it is well founded.

Good luck to all of us, and more, too !

Jackson Argus – Butts County
January 7, 1898


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