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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1918

Page

4

In Memory of Mrs L B O Neal R I P

A memorial note from a friend recalls Mrs L B O Neal born Annie Harris of Butts county. She died December 18 at age 39, leaving husband Lorien and four children Raleigh Raymond Effie Gean, all in Jackson Georgia. She was devoted to family, church work, and needle crafts, and will be remembered for her care and resilience.

Atlanta Raleigh Raymond Effie Gean O’neal O’neal Jackson Methodist Sunday School Doreas

Worth Attention of Women Kidney pills aid lumbago recovery

When fatigue aches and pains in the back sides and loins occur the ad urges kidney health. Mrs. T. J. Bucknill of Hardy Nebraska credits Foley Kidney Pills with helping her recover from a lumbago attack. Carmichael Drug and Book Co. advertises.

T. J. Bucknill Hardy, Neb Foley Carmichael Drug and Book Co. Adv

Democracy versus Autocracy in Food Conservation

The U S Food Administrator asserts no royal road to food conservation. success depends on voluntary, proportional action by all. He notes autocratic controls failed in enemy lands while democratic sharing sustained the nation and Allied powers through the war.

United States

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Adverts

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Sold by Druggists 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

The Author of Blest Be the Tie

Rev. Dr. John Fawcett wrote Blest Be the Tie That Binds born 1740 died 1817. English Baptist preacher religious worker penned many hymns though none as famous as this one used by multiple denominations. Tradition says inspiration kept him from leaving a small provincial church for London. The hymn has accompanied many historical occasions expressing Christian fellowship.

John Fawcett Annglish London

Martial Law Declared in Savannah over Strikers

Governor Dorsey issued a proclamation placing Savannah under martial law after Mayor Pierpont requested aid. Gen. Meldrim reported a 3,000 strong striker gathering on the city outskirts threatening violence. state troops were ordered to maintain order.

Atlanta Dorsey Savannah Pierpont Peter W. Meldrim Georgia State Troops Meldrim

How He Ended Kidney Trouble

C E Brewer of Village Springs Alabama writes of a severe kidney attack lasting three weeks with pain and bed rest. He says Foley Kidney Pills brought relief after a few doses and he used them until completely cured with no recurrence. Carmichael Drug and Book Co. advertises the remedy.

C. E. Brewer Village Springs Ala Carmichael Drug and Book Co. Adv

Jackson Chapter R. A. M. Names Officers for Year

Jackson chapter No. 54 Royal Arch Masons elected officers for the ensuing year at the annual meeting. Installed by retiring High Priest H. L. Daughtry, officers include F. M. Allen H P J B Hopkins K J C Jones S D G McMichael C H H L Daughtry P S W M Glass R A C J H Ham ITreas H M Moore Sec H O Ball M 3rd V T W Moore M 2nd V W H Mallet M 1st V F M Hodges Sentinel

Jackson Royal Arch Masons H. L. Daughtry Otters F. M. Allen H. P. J. B. Hopkins K. J. C. Jones S. D. G. McMichael C. H. H. L. Daughtry P. S. W. M. Glass iTreas H. M. Moore H. O. Ball V. T. W. Moore V. W

No Worms in a Healthy Child Ad Claims

An advertisement asserts that children with worms show poor color and stomach issues. It promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC as a two to three week digestive and blood enriching remedy that also acts as a general tonic and claims worms will be expelled naturally. 60c per bottle.

Grove

Lemon Juice Skin Whitener Ad

An advertisement promotes a lemon juice and orchard white skin whitening lotion. It instructs squeezing two lemons into a bottle, adding orchard white, and shaking to make a quarter pint. The lotion is to be massaged daily on the face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles tan and redness and to improve skin smoothness.

Community Bids Farewell to M L S O'Neal

The family thanks friends for sympathy and kindness after the death of wife and mother M L S O'Neal. Mrs J P Anderson Effie Gean O'Neal Raleigh and Raymond O'Neal express appreciation.

Moth

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days

Readable parts claim a remedy named PAZO for piles cures in six to fourteen days. The text mentions a treatment rate and includes personal names among scattered references. Figures and specifics are unclear but imply a medical claim.

Georgia Butts County Notice ofAdministration

James Edward Cornell applies for permanent administration with will annexed on the estate of Mrs Texas Elder Cornell. Creditors and next of kin must appear at the Ordinary's office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness the official signature dated December 2 1918.

Georgia Butts County James Edward Cornell Texas Elder Cornell J. H. Ham

Discharge Hearing for Neal Tanner Estate

J B Settle as executor petitions for discharge from Neal Tanner estate and letters of dismission. Court cites all interested persons to show cause why the discharge should not be granted on the first Monday in January 1919.

Georgia Butts County J. B. Settle Neal Tanner J. H. Ham

Daughtry Probate Notice Opens Public Inquiry

A public probate notice for H. L. Daughtry announces ongoing proceedings. The notice requests interested parties to come forward by the stated deadline to address estates and claims.

Permanent administration sought on Mrs F B Daughtrys estate

Court form applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs F B Daughtry late of the county. All heirs are cited to appear at the clerk office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted to H L Daughtry. Witness dated December 2 1918 with official signature.

F. B. Daughtry H. L. Daughtry J. H. Ham

Year's Support for Mrs Lasseter Sought in 1919 Court

Mrs C E Lasseter applies for twelve months support from the estate of C E Lasseter. Appraisers have filed their return and the Court of Ordinary of the county requires all interested persons to show cause why the application should not be granted on the first Monday in January 1919. This December 2, 1918.

Georgia Butts County C. E. Lasseter J. H. Ham

Administrator's Sale of 105 Acres in Butts County Georgia

By order of the Court of Ordinary the estate will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in January 1919 at the county courthouse. The 105 acres lie in the 609th District G. M. and are bounded by R M Mayfield J W Terrell J R Johnson J L Pye and the Sharlett Smith estate to the north and by Jim Smith lands to the east and a Flovilla Cork road to the west. Terms cash.

Georgia Butts County Court of Ordinary Said County G. M J. R. Johnson J. L. Pye Sharlett Smith Jim Smith Flovilla Cork

Watson Place and Four Acre Lot Sold in Sheriff Sale

The Butts County sheriff will sell the Watson place and a four acre tract in Flovilla at public auction on the first Tuesday in January 1919 between legal hours, to satisfy an execution in favor of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company against W J Waits. The properties lie south of the Southern Railway depot, bounded by Heard street and W A Funderburk, with detailed metes and bounds described. L M Crawford sheriff.

Court House Jackson Butts County Flovilla Georgia Southern Railway R. W. Smith Lot R. V. Smith R. W Smith Heard Street W. Afunderburk W. J. Heard Watson R. R J. W Heard R. R. Company R. C. Gardner C. D. Ingram W. J. Waits Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company L. M. Crawford Sheriff Butts County

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. E. Cornell South Georgia L. L. O’kelley Waterman First National Bank J. C. Redman Third Street Annie Curry E. O. Huson Jackson, Ga J. O. Minter E. R. Merritt Jenkinsburg I. J. Slaughter North Oak Street R. C. Thomas Ory M. L. S. O’neal J. P. Anderson Effie Gean O’neal Raleigh and Raymond O’neal Southern Railway Lines Southern Railroad McDonough Macon Cochran Empire Helena Lumber City Hazelhurst Jesup Brunswick Jacksonville Fla I l Sallie Hodges George W. Heard
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