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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
4
A reader from Emory College Oxford Ga dated Jan 51 1898 praises Butts County progress and warns against restoring barrooms. He argues prohibition protects morals and urges residents to vote March 3 to crush the threat, praising local growth and religious values.
A Southem advertising notice extols Krash's Lung Restorer as a proven remedy with testimonials from physicians and users. W. H. Boyce of Griffin Georgia testifies after years of use that the product cures bronchial and lung diseases and even kept an old mother alive.
Jenkinsburg Georgia January 81 1898 a call urges Christians to register by February 10 to vote against the whiskey sale in the March election. The writer warns of moral stakes and praises duty while urging community action and voter turnout. Included is a testimonial about Simmons Liver Regulator.
Local residents report on visits and illnesses in County Line. Kinard tended to telephone matters. Barron was ill but improving. Pauline Thaxton spent Saturday in Jackson. Asberry and Childs traveled to Jasper county. Dora Strickland visited friends, Burke Strickland visits Jenkinsburg with many willing friends. A candy pulling at Asberry’s Monday night pleased all. Jack Cowan conducted a ten day revival at Jenkinsburg. Epworth League met at the Methodist church with Dr. Lang presiding and recitations by Lizzie Moore Pinkey Mills and Maggie Lang. A call for youth instruction and Christ’s work follows next Sunday preaching day.
In Jenkinsburg there is a storehouse and lot, a residence with a half acre, another dwelling near town, plus a warehouse and a two story store room in the best part of town.
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