29 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
The column lists residents and visitors with travels to Atlanta, Griffin, Fitzgerald, Hampton, Valdosta, and other towns. It notes illnesses, musical teaching in Hampton, Chautauqua anticipation, and upcoming events including a college sermon tour, a measles related school closure, and a new home move to Rockmart.
A large crowd gathered Tuesday for Memorial Day ceremonies by the Larkin D. Watson Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Judge R. T. Daniel spoke, Joel Mallet won a Gettysburg paper medal, and veterans received crosses of honor before a public appeal for a Confederate monument and a city tour by car.
Dr Quigg Fletcher visits home and friends from Johns Hopkins College Baltimore for two weeks. He recently secured a resident physician post at Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore. Col T G Dorough prepares for May 3 land sale at Carmichael Park with grounds improved and flags and brass band planned.
A brief note invites readers to take a ride along the newly opened street at Carmichael Park highlighting its beauty and accessibility for visitors and residents.
Hon Hoke Smith will speak at Ringgold Lodge in Spalding county on Saturday May 7 at 11 a m. The Beulah Midway Teamon and Ringgold Schools hold a reunion with several speakers and lemonade for the public. Attendees are encouraged to bring baskets for a day of profit and recreation.
A muddled April brought cold, wind, rain, snow, sleet and sun in quick succession. Local trees show green leaves while roses bloom despite the mischief. The weather caused no major damage except to cotton, which will need replanting.
Notice requests return of a small black Jersey male calf with horns found near Indian Spring street in Jackson Georgia. The finder should notify homeowner C R Swint at the listed address.
Miss Mattie Ogletree and Mr William Marion Welden were married Thursday afternoon at the bride’s parents country home. A reception followed. The bride is beloved in the county and the groom is noted as a fine young man from Sparting county. Host friends extend cordial wishes for a long, happy life.
A brief card thanks Butts County voters for support in the last primary for Receiver. The writer, Cuns. L. M Appox, submits to the will of the people, addressing both supporters and non supporters with respect.
One good work mare for sale cheap by T H Nolen. One good milch cow for sale. Apply to J M Batler.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Hammond and Mr. H C Childs was solemnized Sunday afternoon at the Mrs. W H Hammond residence. The groom, cashier of the Bank of Jenkinsburg, is a respected figure in social and business circles. After the ceremony the couple visited the groom's parents and are at home to friends in Jenkinsburg.
A dwelling house is available for rent on Lyons Street. Interested parties should apply to C M Kimpar. The notice provides no additional terms or contact details.
Rev. Lynn Walker of Atlanta assists Rev. James Bradley at the Presbyterian Church. He preached on Galatians 6 10 and emphasized doing good as a life ideal and opportunity. Services are at 8 30 afternoon and 7 30 evening through Sunday and into next week. attendees urged.
The article announces Bishop Warren Candler will deliver the Chautauqua sermon here on June 12. It hails him as one of the South’s greatest men and notes the week offers rare pleasures.
After months of frail health Mrs James Mulcahy died Thursday morning at the river camp. She leaves her husband, the dam construction chief, and three children. Born in Canada, she is buried in West View cemetery Atlanta. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
L R Dopson expresses personal thanks to friends for their generous support during the primary of the 16th and tender thanks through The Argus for their help in his election.
Notice states that all persons are warned not to hire George Norris colored, as he is under contract to the signer. Conveys a legal employment restriction and assertion of contractual obligation. Dated by context to the newspaper’s notice section, with initials S&S and K, BALL.
Fragment contains a sale notice for ham products from multiple distributors including Conner Crawford B M Barnes Smuiin Co Cawtrnon Wetcnu and CarMICHAEL MALet Co. indicating guaranteed quality and a prompt purchase option.
Mr. R. V. Smith of Flovilla visits the city and says the Dummy will start running Monday, heralding the opening of the Indian Spring season.
An advertisement states Shamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets aid nature by cleansing impurities and restoring health and strength to body organs. Sold by Slaton Drug Co in Jackson Georgia.
A weekly subscription mix offers Scientific American and the Jackson Argus at a one year rate of 3.25 dollars. The deal targets readers seeking science journalism alongside local news coverage.
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