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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1918

Page

5

U D C Monthly Meeting Held at Dozier Home

The U D C held its monthly meeting at Mrs. W B Dozier's home on Thursday afternoon. A post meeting program featured a talk by Miss Lucy Goodman of Jackson. Refreshments followed. Several local residents and relatives were noted visiting in or from nearby towns.

W. B. Dozier Lucy Goodman Jackson E. L. Lawson Lurline Lawson Atlanta Jonesboro E. R. Edwards South Carolina Alice Smith J. F. Chambless Sidney Chambless T. C. Giles Riley Plymale Beulah Vickers

Georgia Educators Meet in Savannah

The Georgia Educational Association and the Georgia County School Superintendents’ Convention gather in Savannah on April 25 to 27, with speakers from national and state education circles. Governor Dorsey, Supt. Brittain, and notable figures will address the event while Savannah hosts a seventy five member committee organizing entertainment and a Welcome to Savannah booklet.

Georgia Educational Association Georgia County School Superintendents Savannah P. P. Claxton U. S. Commissioner of Education Charles H. Judd University of Chicago A. Prosser Federal Board of Vocational Education C. £. Little Peabody College Lutie P. Stearns Milwaukee Finnareth Erwin Miller Department of Art Henry E. Jackson U. S. Bureau of Education Herbert A. Hoover Hugh M. Dorsey M. L. Brittain A. M. Soule Georgia Hoke Smith C. B. Gibson

New Colorite Assortment Featured by Carmichael Drug

Carmichael Drug and Book Company announces a new Colorite assortment for customers. The advertisement promotes the latest Colorite line and urges shoppers to buy as a patriotic gesture in wartime.

New Assortment Carmichael Drug & Book Company Wheel For Sale

ZIRON touted as a tonic for anemia and chlorosis

An ad promotes Ziron a tonic of iron and hypophosphites claiming it corrects pale complexions and anemia. It features a testimonial from St Mae Belle Perkins of Adairsville Georgia describing relief from fatigue back and joint pain and restored appetite after using Ziron. The copy emphasizes non alcohol content and a money back offer on first trial bottle.

St. Mae Belle Perkins Adairsville T. Kg

Hog cholera remedy praised by Kentucky hog raisers

A letter from W F Bartlett of Old Kentucky Mfg Co Paducah Ky reports selling hog cholera remedy for a season. He says 12 to 15 customers used it with no hog losses and all paid for it after cotton sales, calling it the best medicine they tried. Carmichael Hardware Co Dealers.

W. F. Bartlett Old Kentucky Mfg. Co Paducah, Ky Carmichael Hardware Co

Public Debate at Jenkinsburg School on Swiss Military System

A public debate will be held at Jenkinsburg School on Friday April 12. The topic is Resolved That the United States should have a military system modeled after Switzerland. Affirmative speakers are J. D. Heard Fannie Tolleson and A. L. Saunders. Negative speakers are J. B. Harper H. G. Harris and D. Coker. Speeches limited to ten minutes each.

Jenkinsburg United States Switzerland J. D. Heard Fannie Tolleson A. L. Saunders J. B. Harper H. G. Harris D. Coker

Pay Roll of Chain Gang March 1918

March 1918 pay ledger lists wages and provisions for chain gang workers and guards. Entries include H F McNair guard 42.00 Sam Cook guard 120.00 and 36.00, J T McClure warden 90.00, plus various provisions and free labor payments to multiple individuals and vendors such as Newton Hardware Co and Berry ONeal Park. Total amount shown 1 026.48. J D Gaston Commissioner and Joseph Jolly Clerk noted.

H F McNair Sam Cook A R Conner G H Hodges GI Watkins J T McClure R L Weaver Charlie Goodwin Walter Cole Free Labor Silas Doby A C Aiken Alex Brown J A Burford J L Bailey Jackson Mercantile Co Eernes Newton Hdw Co Berry O’neal Park R Thurston Ham & Carter Co T F Bullard Stodghill Crawford Co

Pope's Diapepsin Advertisement Claims Quick Digestion Relief

A public ad touts Pope's Diapepsin as the fastest safest anti acid to neutralize stomach acids. It promises relief from indigestion sour stomach and gas in minutes and notes a large case costs fifty cents at drug stores.

Pape Advt

Woman Enters Claim for Championship Birth Crown

Burlingame pioneer Jerome J. Myers claims his wife Martha M. Myers has given birth to the 14th son, making their family 27 children all living. Five sons serve in the U S Army. four daughters are teachers. three are stenographers. three are married. The Myers family is described as the largest in the United States with all children living.

San Francisco Cal Jerome J. Myers Burlingame Here Martha M. Myers Myers United States Army United States

Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad For Children’s Cough Relief

Mrs. M. E. Schlarb of Ashland Pennsylvania praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for children’s coughs colds and croup saying a dose always relieves her sick child. The Owl Pharmacy runs the advertisement as part of a family medicine promotion. The notice ends with a wartime urging readers to choose a side in the divided public sentiment.

Foley M. E. Schlarb Oakland Ave Ashland Owl Pharmacy Adv

Hearts With Soldiers Rally For Third Liberty Defense

Citizens vow strong support as calls rise to back soldiers amid wartime mobilization. Community leaders urge unity and resolve as the nation prepares for the Third Liberty campaign and related defense measures.

Georgia Wholesale Company charter petition filed 1918

J H Carmichael F S Carmichael W W Jamerson and J B Carmichael filed for incorporation in Butts County Georgia as Georgia Wholesale Company for twenty years. The business covers wholesale groceries hardware dry goods farm supplies and related lines with $25 000 capital stock paid in. The petition asks branch offices real estate and legal powers including bonds notes mortgages and corporate dissolution by two thirds stock vote. Filed in March 1918 with clerk I S J Foster and attorney W E Watkins.

Superior Court Said County J. H. Carmichael F. S. Carmichael W. W. Jamerson J. B. Carmichael Butts County Georgia Georgia Wholesale Company Jackson W. E. Watkins

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Flovilla Certain-teed Products Corporation É America Jenkinsburg School J. D. Gaston Joseph Jolly Sloan I. S. J. Foster J. B. Carmechael
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