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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1910

Page

4

Prices from Jackson Markets This Week

Best cotton 14 3 4 cents per pound. Cotton seed 1.60 per hundred. Eggs 30 cents. Butter 20 cents. Sugar 18 pounds for 1.00.

Jackson seeks better depot as rail service proves inadequate

The article notes the Jackson post office steady in pace with the city and a 1909 postal receipts rise of 798.32 over 1908. It highlights Henry MclIntosh of Albany as a prominent congressional candidate, cites strong Georgia land demand, and urges local businessmen to press railroad officials for a new depot to improve passenger and freight service.

Jackson Railroad Commission Southern

Juliette Visitors and Residents List Includes Notables

Forsyth and surrounding towns host a flurry of visitors and residents with numerous calls on Forsyth Macon Jackson Flovilla Locust Grove Jenkinsburg and Juliette figures. Notables include Col Maynard Zeilner Grover Goggans Charlie Zellner W A McWilliams Ruth Ray W J Smith and others visiting relatives friends or transacting business across Georgia cities.

S. H. McGee Forsyth Paul R. Williams Macon W. J. Smith Jackson Maynard Zeilner Grover Goggans Cabaniss Charlie Zellner W. A. McWilliams Locust Grove W. F. Smith Flovilla Walter Dame Jenkinsburg John R. L. Smith Gladys Schaefer

Local society notes from Juliette and area events

Mr. Russell McGee returns to Toccva after visiting friends. Clara Driskell and Marie McCord travel to Macon for several days with relatives. Elizabeth and Lettie Towles visit Cork for a pleasant stay. Fannie Gibson Mildred Gibson Guy Williams Clarence Gibson and Edwin Goggans guests of Berner friends. Baxley couple host a reception for local youth with refreshments. R L Williams adds a story and enlarges his residence to become among county’s finest. Weyman Cassell opens a modern drug store. Ingrams entertain Juliette unmarried set with music and games. Guy Williams joins Howard Drug Company in Tuskegee after Mercer Pharmacy degree.

Russell McGee Toccva Clara Driskell Marie McCord Macon Elizabeth Lettie Towles Cork Fannie Mildred Gibson Guy Williams Clarence Gibson Edwin Goggans Berner William J. Baxley R. L. Williams Weyman Cassell Juliette C. R. Ingram Howard Drug Company Tuskegee Ala Williams Mercer University School of Pharmacy

School to train girls as good wives and housekeepers

Albany Herald contrasts a Long Island school for girls with a call for a corresponding boys’ program to train husbands and providers. The notice then promotes Pineules for kidney trouble, claiming antiseptic properties and kidney support, sold by W. J. Waits in Flovilla.

Long Island Albany Herald

Arnica Salve Cures Piles Says Siler City Man

Will A. Marsh of Siler City North Carolina says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him of painful piles after long suffering. The remedy also heals burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts and chapped hands. 25 cents at Whitehurst's drug store.

Will A. Marsh Siler City N. C Whitehurst

Doctor Boykin Offers Free Consultation and Treatment

An undisguised medical promotion declares Dr Boykin, a twenty year veteran, treats chronic diseases with X rays and electrotherapy. He asserts no assistants, offers free examination, and guarantees cure or prolongation of life, urging readers to seek evaluation for a wide range of ailments.

Boykin Georgia Bright

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Asoletely THE Jackson Argus City of Butts County Jackson Post Office Mas. A. H. Shaver A. H. Shaver Rietor Jackson, GA Jackson Markets James M. Griggs Henry M. MclIntosh Albany Herald City South Georgia North Middle Chicago Record-Herald J. T. Bray J. H. Glover Atlanta Thaxton Drug CO Jackson National Bank Jackson, Georgia J. T. Boykin Atlanta, Georgia Hotel Buchanan Telas Endisg Perueemaaé Saskaint Geraty Co Bex
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