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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1921

Page

8

Ontario Throttled by Grasping Politicians

The piece argues Ontario's hydro policy, led by the Hydro Electric Commission, drains public funds and burdens taxpayers while private power firms are absorbed. It calls the Ontario system destructive and warns Georgia politicians like Key, Eagan, and Jackson aim to imitate it to seize control and funds.

Ontario J Municipal League of Georgia Ontario Commission E Commission Ontario Vince of Hydro-Electric Commission of re-Electric Commission Messrs. Key Eagan Jackson Georgia

Pointed Paragraphs on dignity weather and neighbors

A compact collection of wry aphorisms on dignity aging weather and family. The speaker mocks social pretensions and the ease of anger urban life and marital banter in terse pointed lines.

Local visitors and school report bring community notes

Mrs. Homer Gresham of Atlanta visited last week. Miss Clara Harper a Nobles Sanitarium student spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob James learn their son Frank is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Higdon and daughter Margaret of Atlanta visited Mrs. Higdon's parents. Last week was visiting week at the school with favorable reports on work and grounds cleanup. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cook visited Mrs. Cook's mother Mrs. Dolly Reeves. An old fashioned spelling bee has been organized and is gaining interest in the community.

Homer Gresham Atlanta Clara Harper Nobles Sanitarium J. C. Harper Bob James Frank Hubert Higdon Margaret

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Colors

Diamond Dyes offer simple directions to dye worn skirts waists dresses coats gloves stockings sweaters and even draperies in rich fadeless colors. Buy Diamond Dyes only for guaranteed perfect results and a Color Card is available from the druggist.

A Loss of Billions in One Year

The Comptroller of the Currency warns that deflation has eroded property values by 12 to 18 billion dollars in the past year. The Richmond Fed shows profits exceeding 100 percent of capital, while fixed government charges stay as high as last year. The dollar must regain value or debts will be repudiated.

Comptroller Reserve Bank of Richmond

Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Praised in Lenoir Ad

An old Lenoir notice touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to build strength and flesh. Mrs Lucy Beach endorses thirty years of use, noting it helps when feeling run down. Druggists offer liquid or tablets.

Lenoir N. C

Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. Matt Michael and Family

The family expresses sincere thanks for friends and neighbors and for tender ministries, words of sympathy, and floral offerings during the illness and death of their husband and father, Mrs. J. Matt Michael and Family.

J. Matt Michael

Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Blood Purifier S.S.S

An advertisement claims rheumatism is caused by bloodborne germs and promotes S.S.S. as a blood purifier that cleanses the blood to remove disease germs. The ad offers free literature and medical advice from Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

S.S.S Swift Laboratory Atlanta, Ga

Nut cracking as cooperative farming motto noted

The Progressive Farmer article retells the fable of a boy who asks another to crack his nut in exchange for sharing the kernel and hull. It argues cooperative marketing helps farmers keep the kernel, while rivals take the hull, advocating self-reliance in agricultural trade.

Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness

Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to restore mucous surfaces. warns that untreated inflammation may cause permanent deafness. Proclaims a hundred dollar reward for any cure not achieved by the product. Also notes tax sale in Butts County on March 1 1921 for 44 dollars plus interest.

HALL F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Notice to Non-Resident Heirs for E. H. Grant Probate

D. W. Grant has qualified as administrator with the will annexed of E. H. Grant. Non resident heirs of Edna Grant Johnson are summoned to appear at the March term of the Court of Ordinary on March 7, 1921, for probate of the will in solemn form. This February 7, 1921. J. H. Ham, Ordinary and Ex Officio Clerk Thereof.

Georgia Butts County E. H. Grant D. W. Grant Edna Grant Johnson State of Georgia J. H. Ham

Notice to creditors and administration with will annexed

Creditors of Owen J. Martin estate must present demands by law and all debtors must pay immediately as of February 12 1921 Administrators A K Kimbell and T F Martin. Also D W Grant applies for permanent administration with will annexed on E H Grant estate. Judge J H Ham issues citation. February 7 1921.

Georgia Butts County Owen J. Martin A. K. Kimbell T. F. Martin O. J. Martin D. W. Grant E. H. Grant

Court Order Sells Property At Jackson Courthouse

An order from the Court of Ordinary directs a sale before the courthouse door in Jackson.

Court of Ordinary Court House Jackson

Land Auction in Butts County Georgia 1921

On the first Tuesday in March 1921 during legal hours, ten acres in the 552nd district G M Butts County Georgia will be sold at cash terms. Bounded north by C. A. Pittman east by W. M. White south by T. W. Higgins west by Mrs. J. C. Maddox. Guardian Anderson Hansford of Minnie Thomas.

Georgia Butts County Court House Jackson Georgia Annie Webb J. L. Fletcher College Street Dempsey Avenue T. W. Nelson F. B. Outhouse W. D. Pope Butts County G. M C. A. Pittman W. M. White T. W. Higgins J. C. Maddox Anderson Hansford Minnie Thomas

Butts County Products Company charter application filed

Petitioners led by G E Mallet and others seek incorporation of Butts County Products Company in Jackson Georgia for twenty years with capital stock of 10000 dollars, later up to 50000, to buy sell and manufacture farm products, store and preserve goods, hold real and personal property, borrow money, and operate under a board of directors and officers. Court action requested after legal advertisement. Organizer attorneys listed. February 1 1921.

State of Georgia Butts County Superior Court Said County G. E. Mallet L. L. Tison S. S. Copeland J. H. Carmichael R. N. Etheridge J. B. Settle L. D. Watson J. M. Greer J. M. Gaston S. J. Smith W. M. Hammond J. D. Jones Butts County Products Company Jackson Georgia State of H. M. Fletcher I. S. J. Foster S. J. Foster

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