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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
2
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Ephor Argus reports residents still present amid rain woes as locals share weekend visits. Miss Kate Russell and Miss Lettie Towles spent time near McDonough, with various visitors from Jackson and Atlanta. Lizzie Moss and Fleet Mayfield wed last Sunday, old record 609th marriages in a year.
A local ad lists pure white Leghorn eggs for sale at 1.25 dollars per setting of 15 eggs. The seller signs as J Crum.
A Wakelee Michigan man says Chamberlain's Tablets cured his stomach ailment after years of trying other medicines. He reports feeling perfectly well for a year since using them. For sale by all dealers.
A letter argues Sunday school should be the social hub for youth. Young people need engaging teachers and lively presentation to keep them involved. the old must guide rather than dominate.
Advertises a six room new house for rent with large hall electric lights water and sewerage close to town. Applicants directed to Argus office for directions.
Classified notice announces old newspapers for sale at ten cents per bundle with a large quantity available, instructing interested buyers to apply at THE ARGUS office.
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