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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
6
A local dealer announces fair pricing for smooth products, promising transparent rates and reliable quantities. The notice emphasizes steady availability and straightforward transactions for customers seeking consistent quality.
The Indian Springs Holiness camp meeting will run August 11 to 21 with a prior Young People Missionary Conference. Rev. G W Mathews visits to inspect grounds and preparations. Mrs J M Glenn leads the young people department. The Junior Tabernacle and a 24 room sleeping annex are ready. Leaders include Dr J H Brasher Rev C H Weigle Rev C M Dunaway and local helpers. Mrs J W Crum will manage the hotel services for visitors.
A lyric snippet describes sultry sun and warm days with birds singing and lizards sunning near a brook. The scene centers on heat and summer sounds as nature responds to the hot weather.
Mrs W M Peden of Navasota Texas describes how she regained strength after feeling nervous and exhausted. She sought relief for female troubles, started Cardui, soon improved with better appetite and rest, and continued as a tonic. Cardui is sold by all druggists.
Senator Mills of the twenty sixth district, chairman of the agriculture committee, received desirable committee assignments from senate president Herbert Clay. He also serves as vice chairman on engrossing and journals and is on constitutional amendments county matters education privileges and elections and public property. The house speaker has not announced his committees.
Residents report the first worthwhile rain since May 16 boosting crops. Union Ridge neighbors visit and comfort ill residents including Mrs Shug Maddox and Mrs Mattie Freeman. Postman Uncle Dick Cummings suffers a non life threatening accident but is recovering. Families share church and river outings with fishing and camping trips noted.
A bill by Senators F C Manson and J H Mills would create a single state auditor to examine all departments. The measure would abolish the current education department auditor and set the salary at 5000 dollars per year.
A garden tip from Carmichael's Drug Store advises sowing turnips now to deter boll weevils, noting turnips' resistance and suggesting early planting for protection.
A.J. Livingston, a well known farmer near Ashland City Tennessee, reports severe stomach and kidney trouble and back pain. After taking Tanlac he says his health improved dramatically, with better appetite, digestion, sleep, strength, and energy. He promotes Tanlac as a tonic and regenerating medicine.
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