No Useless Parcels Sent to Expeditionary Forces
Post offices will not accept parcels for individuals connected with the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe unless the items are specifically requested and approved in writing by a regimental or higher commander. The rule, ordered by the postmaster general at War Department request, aims to curb unnecessary shipments that strain mail and express services.
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Europe
War Department
Old Second Georgia colors presented at Camp Wheeler
Delegations from sixteen Middle Georgia towns attended the color presentation at Camp Wheeler on Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. Y. Swift of Elberton presented the colors and Major O. H. B. Bloodworth gave the acceptance speech. Miss Sara Smith served as sponsor for the Jackson Rifles with attendants Misses Helen Carmichael and Martha Pound. Despite heavy weather many gathered to view the unveiling and locals were entertained by company spreads during their visit.
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Old Second Georgia Regiment
Camp Wheeler
J. Y. Swift
Elberton
O. H. B. Bloodworth
Jackson
Sara Smith
Jackson Rifles
Hattie Buttrill
Jackson and
Butts County
Middle Georgia
Macon
Woman Finds Relief From Kidney Ailments
Mrs. Thos H Davis of Montgomery Indiana reports months of doctoring without relief. After starting Foley Kidney Pills she gained relief and says eight bottles cured her. The Owl Pharmacy advertises the remedy.
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Thos. H. Davis
Montgomery
Ind
Foley
Owl Pharmacy
Advt
Sunday School Field Secretary Dillard to Speak at Methodist Church
Rev W B Dillard of the North Georgia Conference will address Sunday School workers at the Jackson Methodist Church next Sunday with services at 10, 11, 3 and 7 45 p m The pastor S R England urges all officers teachers and interested listeners to attend for important messages.
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North Georgia
Methodist Church
W. B. Dillard
Jackson
S. R. England
Executive committee to meet to name primary date
The Butts County Democratic Executive Committee will meet in Jackson Saturday at 10 o'clock to name a date for the county primary, fix election rules, and conduct other necessary business. Chairman J. M. Currie asks members to attend promptly to dispatch business quickly.
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Butts County
Democratic Executive Committee
Jackson
J. M. Currie
New Colorite Laxative Promos at Carmichael Drug & Book
Advertises a new Colorite line from Carmichael Drug & Book Co. highlighting LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a 50 cent liquid digestive laxative. Credentials note Paris Medicine Co. as the maker of Laxative Brome Quinine and Grove's Tasteless child Tonic.
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Paris Medicine Co
Grove
Publication Statement and Ownership Disclosure
Management and circulation data required by the 1912 act for the Jackson Progress Argus of Jackson Georgia dated April 1 1918. Editor J D Jones owner J D Jones and listed security holders Alfred Akerman Morganthaler Linotype Co and J D Jones. Sworn March 30 1918 before S J Foster Clerk Superior Court Butts County Georgia.
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Jackson Progress-Argus
Jackson
J. D. Jones
Alfred Akerman
Greensboro
Morganthaler Linotype Company
New York City
S. J. Foster
Butts County
Georgia
Jackson Street Improves As County Gang Rebuilds Main Roads
Long needed street work is under way in Jackson this week through an agreement with the city. The courthouse area and Third Street receive priority as the county road forces repair and upgrade the town's main streets. Citizens greet the project with enthusiasm after years of planning and delays.
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Jackson
County Chain Gang
Court House
Third
Lemon Lotion for Skin Whitening and Beautifying
An advertisement promotes a lemon juice and orchard white lotion to whiten and soften skin. Mix juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint, strain pulp, store for months, and apply daily to face neck arms and hands for blemish reduction and smoother skin.
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Advt
Navy officers and men in coast patrol work
About 60,000 officers and men are engaged in coast patrol work of the navy. The navy ration in 1917 cost $0.438 as against $0.37684 in 1916.
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Navy
Red Cross Pig and Corn Club Appeal in Butts County
The Red Cross asks residents to raise one pig or grow one acre of corn to aid the war effort. The Butts County Chapter sends the appeal to Pig and Corn Clubs and all responders. Enroll by sending your name to The Progress-Argus editor for ongoing updates and public notices.
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The
Red Cross
Butts County
Progress-Argus
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