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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
3
The Modern Emulators of the Lowly Snake, a GWU student and faculty group, announced opposition to the overalls movement arguing it raises prices for workers pants. Members across university departments take an oath to wear clothes until they fall off.
Classified ad highlights home improvement as a solid investment option. It promotes cleaning and painting services as affordable, efficient ways to raise property value and attract buyers or tenants. Local firms offer quotes and schedules.
New York report says American Newspaper Publishers Association members adopted a resolution to limit 1920 print paper usage to 1919 levels due to paper shortages. They denounced labor price dictates, backed Poindexter pulp wood bill, urged rail access, and asked Congress to ease second class mail charges.
Miss Estelle Thornton died Tuesday morning after an operation at a private sanitarium in Atlanta. Survived by two sisters and three brothers, funeral held at Jackson Methodist Church with Dr. Robert Van Deventer officiating. Burial in Macedonia Cemetery after large floral tributes and community mourning.
J H Mills expresses gratitude for voter support in the 26th district race. He pledges to serve the people and maintain strong effort in his duties as state senator.
More than 300 cities in the United States operate under a commission form of government. Under this system all powers are vested in a single body composed of three to seven elected commissioners.
Beware the hidden danger of catarrh as it can descend to the lungs and become consumption. Local sprays inhalers and jellies fail to cure. 8 8 8 is presented as a blood-targeted remedy said to address the disease systemically. Free advice offered by Medical Director at 104 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Rev R B O England pastor of Martha Brown Memorial church Atlanta died suddenly early Wednesday, age 63. He had served forty years in ministry and was a native of Oglethorpe County. Survived by wife, two children, four brothers, three sisters, and his Knights Templar Shriner affiliations. His brother Rev S R England left for Atlanta to attend the funeral.
An advertisement urges buying an Aetna life policy while healthy. A Guthrie and Company note estimates claim the war cost $30 billion, enough to build 750000 miles of concrete roads or 250 trunk lines nationwide, illustrating the value of protection today.
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