1918 Jackson business license schedule set taxes by trade
The city adopts a comprehensive 1918 license and tax ordinance detailing registration by February 10 and varied fees from $2.50 to $100 for businesses including general stores, hardware, meat markets, hotels, garages, livery stables, barber shops, toy peddlers, and more. It also imposes street work, minors in poolrooms bans, and enforcement provisions with penalties for noncompliance.
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City of
Jackson
Rootblack
J. T. Moore
J. A. Macmichael
Finance Committee
Agor
Mrs Thos H Davis Finds Relief From Kidney Pills
Mrs Thomas H Davis of Montgomery Indiana says she suffered months with bladder trouble and kidney pains until Foley Kidney Pills were prescribed and used. The pills relieve backache rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints and kidney trouble as advertised by The Owl Pharmacy.
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Thos. H. Davis
Montgomery
Ind
Foley
Owl Pharmacy
First Meeting of Butts County Teachers Institute Held
The first monthly meeting of the Butts County Teachers Institute gathered at the Jackson Courthouse with many teachers in attendance. The program from The Progress Argus was followed, discussing live topics on education and school management. State Supervisor Miss Celeste Parrish attended and spoke, drawing strong interest. Asa Burford was elected secretary, replacing Miss Annie Lou McCord. The next meeting is scheduled for the third Saturday in February and the February program will be announced later.
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Butts County Teachers Institute
Jackson
Progress- Argus
Celeste Parrish
Asa Burford
Annie Lou McCord
Progress-Argus
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J. A. McMichael
F. M. Jones
Palmer, Okla
Mrs. Jones
Cardus
Cardui
Institute
Parrish
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