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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

2

J D Gaston Announces Bid for County Commissioner

J D Gaston announces his candidacy to succeed himself as County Commissioner of Butts County. Entries close May 1 with the Democratic primary May 10. Gaston, active since 1904, has shaped roads and bridges and led the 150000 bond drive. He cites saving taxpayers about 42000 in 1920 and 1921 and vows to contest land value hikes while pursuing bond validation.

J. D. Gaston Gaston Board of County Commissioners Butts County K. J. Fairbright Griffin Fullbright

Popular county figure seeks support in upcoming race

A well liked county man attracts personal and political friends ready to back him in the present race. He is noted as one of the county's most popular figures. The number of commissioner candidates is not yet known.

Hold War Stamps Says Uncle Sam

Washington advises holders of War Savings Stamps to keep their securities and avoid selling to speculators. Treasury official Lew Wallace Jr. urges redemption into new Treasury savings certificates once stamps mature, assuring full face value and government payoff.

Washington Lew Wallace, Jr Treasury Department Treasury Savings

Community Notes and War Savings Stamps Guidance

Local social visits are listed with names such as Mrs Ernest Freeman and family and Mrs W L Waldrep visiting in Iron Springs and Cork. War Savings Stamps issued in 1918 mature January 1 1923, redeemable at par with monthly price adjustments. experts urge holders to keep stamps for full value and explain nontransferability of new savings certificates yielding 3 percent interest and 4 percent compounded if held to maturity.

Wallace Treasury Savings

New Savings Certificate Sold At Fixed Price Year Round

The article notes that the savings certificate sells at a uniform price any time of year and is available at all post offices with redemption through the Treasury Department by mail. Local social items mention Mrs Mary Winburn Arnold attending the Walker wedding at Locust Grove, updates on Mr Johnnie Brooks, Mrs T P Clay visiting, and several society meetings and visits in Atlanta and Jackson.

Treasury Department Mary Winburn Arnold Walker Locust Grove T. P. Clay Philadelphia Mrs. Arnold

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Virginia Burley Ffteen Virginia and Burley Tobaccos J. O. Gaston Cash Department Store Grocery Department Full Line National Crackers Carmichael-Mallet CO Jackson, Georgia Uncle Sam Iron Springs Ernest Freeman W. L. Waldrep Essie Greer Joe O. E. Leverette W. A. Smith Cork Olin Greer June Jones Maye Irene Lavender Jeviell Leverette Ray Patrick Sallie Maddox T. W. Higgins C. Cc. Lummus W. M. Meredith W. M. White U. S Supevision Jackson Insurance Agency The Jackson National Bank F. S. Etheridge E. L. Smith B. A. Wright R. P. Lasnett Warren Furlow Assi Cash J. W. O'Neal MGR. Insurance Department Johnnie Brooks G. I. Watkins F. M. Lawson Atlanta Cecile Corbett Macon Edward Cornell Jackson Joe Varner Dr. Murphy St. Petersburg Indian Spring Arnold the Baptist Church VanDeventer South Belmont Dairy Company Luckie ST Georgi Carmichael Mallet Co
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