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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1923

Page

8

Jenkinsburg Home Destroyed by Fire

The residence of Mr. J E Banks ton in Jenkinsburg was consumed by fire on Friday afternoon. Insurance listed at 1000 on the dwelling with furnishings uninsured. most furniture saved. Cause unknown, believed to start in a closet as flames broke through the roof. Neighboring homes narrowly escaped fire if wind had shifted. The loss is heavy and friends extend sympathy to Mr and Mrs Bankston.

J. E. Bankston Jenkinsburg Mrs. Bankston

Southern Cattle Practically Free of Tuberculosis

A Southern Ruralist piece reports cattle tuberculosis rates, noting the South is nearly disease free while the East runs up to 15 percent. It urges strict health certificates for imports, warns against relocating cattle and hogs to high infestation areas, and promotes maintaining clean southern herds for healthier stock and higher market prices.

Virginia

County Agent Attends Farmers Meeting in Athens

Mr. H G Wiley of Butts county farm and marketing agent spends this week in Athens for Farmers' Week and Market Conference at the State College of Agriculture. Notable speakers address sessions on farming and marketing. He will return home at week’s end. Wanted cow hides. A R Conner 8-4-tf er le.

H G. Wiley Butts County Athens State College of Agriculture Wiley

Woman crediting Black-Draught for relief from nervous indigestion

Mrs. Alonzo of Biloxi Mississippi describes years of nervous indigestion and constipation eased by Thedford’s Black-Draught. She reports improved digestion color and weight after taking small doses after meals and larger doses for headaches or liver issues. Her mother-in-law also benefited and now uses it.

Biloxi Miss

Health note from Mrs Laura Kimbrough praises Pierce remedies

Mrs Laura Kimbrough of Columbus Georgia extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach trouble and sluggish liver with headaches and constipation. She adds Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as an efficient remedy. She invites readers to obtain the medicines and write for free medical information.

Columbus Doctor Pierce Golden Medical Tate Golden Medical Discovery Dr. Pierce Laura Rough Erlene Avenue Pierce Pierce’s Invalides Hotel M. D

Hastings Seeds 1923 Catalog Free Offer

Hastings announces a free 1923 seed catalog featuring 100 pages of vegetables, flowers, and farm crops suited to the South. It covers planting, pest control, seed quantities, and cost savings, plus color pictures and a promotion offering five seed packets free. Also notes historical lumber output and per capita consumption decline from 1906 to 1920.

Hastings South H. G. Hastings CO Atlanta

Banks Closed Friday for General Lee Birthday Holiday

Banks in Batts County Georgia were closed Friday January 19 to observe General Robert E Lee birthday. U D C chapter organized exercises and Jackson public schools held programs commemorating the Southern leader.

Batts County Georgia Robert E. Lee Jackson Public Schools

Cotton Fire in Montgomery Destroys 3100 Bales

A Montgomery blaze at the Shippers Compress Company Saturday night destroyed about 3100 bales of cotton. Officials say the loss is near $500,000 and is practically covered by insurance. The Forest Service notes a steady decline in our...

Montgomery Ala Shippers Compress Company The Forest Service, United States Department of Aticulture

Blood-Cell Claim Against Eczema Ad Promises Cure

An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood-cell builder to cure eczema and skin eruptions. It argues increasing red-blood cells purifies blood and ends itching, quoting anecdotes from Newark Ohio and claiming vegetable ingredients. The copy pushes large bottles and repeated testimonials to persuade readers.

Mae N. Smith Pearl St Newark Ohio S. S

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Bliss Lloyd White Dr. Kings Royal Society Ern Ruralist Ner A. R Thedford Mrs Laura Kimbrough Shoe Department Oxfords Cousins Misses Brown Oxford Red Riding Hood Florsheim Hastings’ Seeds Lee Alabama
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