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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
6
Community snippets record chores and accidents as ordinary life Elizabeth Brown and others attend church outings and picnics at Duke's Mill. A serious stabbing incident near Indian Spring involves Abe Foster and Jim McElroy with two wounded men hospitalized and suspects jailed. The Jackson Chautauqua promotion drives ad sales and letters praise the editor.
Members of the Butts County Board of Education are urged to assemble at the County School Commissioner’s office at 10 o’clock am on Tuesday June 25 for a formal session. Full attendance is requested. HammonpD President Mappox Secretary.
Fine wheat harvests this section and the weather supports a strong harvest. Walter Lamar has installed new machinery at his mill with a daily capacity of 60 barrels and invites all wheat growers to try his mill.
Jackson Argus column details numerous residents visiting relatives, attending events, and being sick. It mentions Rev Dr White of Macon, Prof McLeroy, Judge Beck, and several families in Jackson, Forsyth, and nearby towns with frequent travel and social visits. A city clean-up plea closes the piece.
Mrs J Y W Crum returned Thursday evening from Oxford and Miss Bessie Bryan will visit her aunt in Atlanta. Rev J E Pounds of Flovilla made a business trip to town. Clarence Talley of Lacon Ark accepted a position with J Thornton. Capt J W McCord spent Monday and Tuesday in Covington. Geo E Mallet and Miss Leon Nutt will leave tomorrow for News to visit the Misses Ham. Misses Sadie Hitchins and A Nutt will go to Atlanta tomorrow to visit Mrs W ee C Beauchamp and Miss in Pope will attend the commencert sermon of the Monticellos by Robt T Carmichael and Miss Newton went over Wednesday to Forsyth to attend commen cent and the reception. Eczema salt rheum etc quickly cured by DeWitt Hazel Salve. The certain pile Dr W L Carmichael.
Farmers and others seeking fertile property in Georgia are urged to call at the Bank Hall office to discuss available lands. James D. WaAtTKDS, attorney at law, notes arrangements to buy up all vaca fertile property for sale.
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