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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
3
In the 1916 General Assembly session a bill titled an act to amend the 1890 charter for Flovilla Butts County Georgia will be introduced. It seeks to change the corporate name from Town of Flovilla to City of Flovilla and other purposes.
S B Kimbell applies for permanent administration of J A Kimbell estate and cites creditors and next of kin to appear at the Ordinary J H Ham's office by law to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated July 3 1916.
A. H. Smith administrator petitions for discharge in the estate of J. R. Wright deceased. The Court of Ordinary will hear objections at the regular August term, the first Monday, 1916. Published July 3, 1916. J. H. Ham Ordinary.
An act to amend the Jackson charter of Aug 8 1908 to extend the city’s south limits by adding the Fair Grounds and to authorize sale of water pipes mains and electric lines beyond city bounds. It also amends section 39 replacing fifty dollars with two hundred dollars. Dated June 28 1916. J A Moore Mayor J A McMichael Clerk.
Public notice from Camp Ground trustees forbids operating stores or stands during the coming meeting without written application and permit signed by the Secretary and President. Applications available from F. C. Benson. Violators will be barred.
Announcement from C A Towles to voters of Butts County seeking re election as Representative in the next General Assembly. He pledges to represent county and state to best ability and asks for votes and support. Dated respectfully.
A Georgia political candidate for Congress in the Sixth District announces pursuit of the Democratic nomination subject to party rules and thanks district voters for past kindness while seeking continued support.
Mrs. A Butner C L Maddux L M Crawford and Dr John W Harper lead a Oak Hill school committee calling a Jackson meeting Saturday at 10 am to arrange a reunion for teachers and pupils with the date set for late July. all alumni and teachers are urged to attend.
Advertises Dr. E. W. Hall’s Texas Wonder remedy for kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatic pain. Claims cure for men women and children with mail order option from St. Louis. One bottle lasts about two months and is promised to cure. testimonials available from other states. Sold by druggists.
Miss Joe Varner visits Rutledge and Madison while Miss Lucile Elder returns from Athens to spend summer at Indian Springs. Guests include Miss Mamye Murray from Little Rock and Mrs Thaxton of Jackson at the Fay Hotel. A barbecue honors road workers across from the old mill. Receptions and visits continue among local families with the Dolvin hosting on July 5.
Plattsburg Mississippi resident Mrs Laura Beall says left side pain and Bright's disease symptoms eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the remedy relieves backache rheumatism aches and bladder troubles and notes The Ow Pharmacy as source.
Notice that the Jackson tax collector closes books August 1 and all property owners should file returns before that date. Signed by J. W. Carmichael, C. T. C.
Miss Mattie Nelson spent Sunday with Alma and Irene Lavender. Wylene Nolen and Ernest Lavender were out riding Sunday. Hugh Mote and Carl Lee attended services. Ruby and Lovie Maddox dined with Anna Freeman. Jim and Mrs. Goodman of near Jackson visited here. Mrs. Butner and Sallie Tyler visited Roy Dodson's daughter. Mayfields of Rocky Hit spent Sunday with friends.
Words are inadequate to express our gratitude to those who were kind and helpful during the illness and death of our darling boy. May God richly repay and bless each of you. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McMichael, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore and Family.
J B Berry of the State College of Agriculture warns that dry weather and careless forest use cause widespread fire damage in Georgia. He urges spark arresters, fire lines, and immediate action to control small fires before they spread, with practical steps along railroads and in turpentine orchards.
Hot weather worsens digestion and constipation can cause headaches and biliousness. Foley Cathartic Tablets supposedly relieve these issues. Mrs Elizabeth Slauson of South Norwalk Connecticut endorses the product, and The Owl Pharmacy runs the ad.
The men of Company A, 2nd Infantry, express gratitude to the people of Jackson and Butts County for tobacco money and other gifts. They note best men are leaving to keep the unit alive and invite supporters to a Macon gathering next Tuesday. The letter is signed by Captain H. D. Russell.
During Mr. Russell’s absence, E M Smith senior partner and Joel Mallet will oversee the Jackson office of Smith & Russell. Mr. Smith will be in the office Tuesday afternoons until the legislature adjourns, and Mr. Mallet will be available at all times. ao rat 6-30-4t Smith & Russell, Attorneys.
The Georgia college of agriculture and railroads conducted a statewide livestock campaign. About 175 stops and 175,000 visitors showcased pure bred stock and seed exhibits, aiming to boost livestock breeding and grow Georgia’s industry with railroad support.
After years with subdued festivities the celebration of the Glorious Fourth draws strong public interest. The flag stands for unity as the nation braces for looming conflict with external foes.
The article outlines profitable options for peanut farmers: contract ahead for 75 cents per bushel or more to profit about 15 cents per bushel at 40 bushels per acre, or graze peanuts with hogs if prices drop. It cites 200 pounds of pork per acre as a safe minimum, notes yields of 600 to 800 pounds possible, and stresses land fertility benefits when hogs graze versus removing nuts for oil.
Recommendations are given for spraying Bordeaux mixture to treat fungous diseases and wilts. Follow the formula to obtain an effective mix by dissolving 3 pounds of blue stone in water to 25 gallons and stacking 6 pounds of lime in water to 25 gallons, then combine both solutions in a barrel while stirring to avoid crystals and reduce strength.
Butts county has 375 miles of rural route mileage and will receive from the state automobile tag sale $456.72. The total amount paid into the state treasury from auto tag sales is $98,248.72, distributed among counties by R. F. D. mileage to support the road fund.
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