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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

2

Death of Mr Charlie Gilmore in auto crash near Rocky Creek

A car carrying Charlie Gilmore and three others overturned in a gully near Rocky Creek church at Rocky Creek, near Indian Springs, killing Gilmore instantly. The driver An drew Waldrop and two other passengers sustained injuries while the steering failure or loss of control caused the plunge. Gilmore, 58, formerly guard at the Butts county convict camp, lived with his sister in Monroe county and was respected by all. Funeral held at Paran church in Monroe county with Rev A W Warwick officiating. He is survived by a sister and three brothers.

Rocky Creek Church Indian Springs Charlie Gilmore Gilmore Mr. Gilmore Cunningham Sutton Andrew Waldrop Indian Spring Waldrop Friends of the Butts County Paran Church Monroe County A. W. Warwick Flovilla Vv. M. Standard W. N. Gilmore Henry County Geo. F. and A. R. Gilmore Jackson

Local Notes From Jenkinsburg Camping Trip and Visitation

Jenkinsburg residents Jen kinsburg report a camping party leaving for Liffey Springs with chaperone Mrs. Jesse Turner of Atlanta. Other items note S D Thurston ill and confined, Gordon Bankston visiting Rome relatives, Eugene Colwell and Mrs. Victoria Manning visiting, J B Childs in Atlanta on business, and Mrs. J E White visiting Thurston family.

Lucile Akin Odelle Trudie Moore Ione Ruth Turner James Marcus Child Parker Brown Liffey Springs Jesse Turner Atlanta S. D. Thurston Gordon Bankston Rome W. J. Bankston Eugene Colwell Victoria Manning J. B. Childs J. E. White

Visit by Cleveland Printer Highlights 23 Year Gap

Mr. R. A. Mayo of Cleveland Ohio spent days in the county visiting his father J. M. T. Mayo and relatives. It was his first return in twenty three years as Jackson has grown considerably since his training on the old Jackson Argus. He began as a devil and advanced into tariff work in Cleveland. Mayo recalls the Argus era with a Country Campbell press and hand printing. He is a brother of former Atlanta Chief of Police Mayo. The Mayo family is prominent and friends gave a warm welcome hoping for a sooner return.

R. A. Mayo Cleveland Ohio J. M. T. Mayo Mayo Jackson Jackson Argus Argus Campbell Press Chieef Police Atlanta

Carrollton Cream Plant Pleases Farmers With Shipping Increase

Local farmers in Carrollton praise the new cream shipping station as shippers grow from eight to about thirty in three weeks. Butter fat prices rise from 29 to over 40 cents. County Agent E T Jackson plans another station at Bowdoin soon as cream arrives from across the county and is shipped twice weekly.

Carrolton Carroll Carrollton E. T. Jackson Bowdoin

Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning Message

Warning promotes aspirin safety and authenticity with Bayer branding. It notes to only use Bayer tablets for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. Mentions small tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents and that druggists sell larger packages.

Bayer

Rev John W Ham Conducts Revival Services

The Reverend John W Ham returns from Oxford North Carolina where he preached for two weeks in a Baptist meeting. More than 4000 people confessed Christ and average attendance was 3000 per service. He preaches in Springfield Kentucky in late August and at West Point in late September. He will also speak at Winona Lake in August.

John W. Ham Oxford N. C Brother Ham Springfield West Point Winona Lake Christian Index

It Couldn’t Be Done Poem by Edgar A. Guest

The poem celebrates defying doubt and trying anyway. It contrasts naysayers with a person who removes worry and hats, faces challenges with a grin, and begins to tackle the task until it is finished.

No title available from fragmented quip

A humorous exchange over photos ends with a critical remark from the photographer and a sharp comeback about the session. The dialogue captures a moment of tension and witty banter between the two individuals.

Dairy Development in Mississippi Through Railroad Cooperation

The Illinois Central Railroad development bureau drives dairy farming in Mississippi. H. S. Chwietert reports 182 dairy meetings in 17 counties reaching 18,000 farmers with lectures and moving pictures. Creameries produce tens of thousands of pounds of butter monthly, signaling growing farmer prosperity and wider dairy participation.

Development Bureau Illinois Central Railroad Mississippi H. S. Chwietert Chicago Jackson

Thief Steals Entire Fruit Orchard Near Hamilton

Hamilton police seek a thief who stole a new fruit orchard of about 150 saplings from a farm in Mogan township. Footprints are the only clue left at the scene, and the farmer refuses to reveal his name. The report notes local economic strains and credit abuse.

Hamilton Mogan Township

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