Local Social Notes From Indian Springs
Mrs Myrtice Arnold Clay and ont Elizabeth of Savannah are visiting Mr and Mrs W H Arnold. Mr and Mrs George Collier Smith of Atlanta were guests of Rock Case on Wednesday. Mrs R L Smith and daughter Eugenia of Macon visit Mr W A Elder at the Calumet. Misses Grace and Delia Watkins in New York writing from Columbia University. Miss Lucile Elder visiting uncle Dr W H Whitehead in Austin. Col Dudley M Hughes family party to Jackson. Mr and Mrs George Cornell and Elizabeth with a baby visit Mrs Texas Elder Cornell for the week end. Master McLean Tilton of Pell City visiting grandparents L W Seoville at the Wigwam. Mr Herbert White of Flovilla joins Wigwam office. Miss Joe Varner returns to Jeffersonville with nephew Forest Varner. Mr O D Dolvin of Atlanta spends Sunday at the New Elder Hotel with Mrs Dolvin. Mr Ben Cleveland visits Atlanta to consult a throat specialist. Mr Lawton Corbett of Jacksonville assists at the New Elder Hotel.
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Myrtice Arnold Clay
Elizabeth
Savannah
W. H. Arnold
George Collier Smith
Atlanta
Rock Case
R. L. Smith
Eugenia
Macon
Jackson
George Cornell
Blue Eyed Baby
Texas Elder Cornell
McLean Tilton
Pell City
L. W. Seoville
Herbert White
Flovilla
Joe Varner
Jeffersonville
Forest Varner
O. D. Dolvin
New Elder Hotel
Dolvin
Ben Cleveland
Lawton Corbett
Jacksonville
Alex Stephens Campaigning for Court of Appeals
Atlanta, July 11. Alex Stephens travels through South Georgia promoting his candidacy for the court of appeals after speaking at Fitzgerald’s Fourth of July rally. He notes his 1916 popular and county unit votes, claims a Macon convention frame-up blocked his nomination, and says his appeal to fair play draws strong reception statewide. He is noted as a prominent Atlanta attorney and active member of the Knights of Pythias and Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Alex Stephens
South Georgia
Court of Appeals
Fitzgerald
Stephens
Macon
Atlanta
Pythias
Jackson City 1918 Real Estate Assessment Notice
The assessment of Jackson real estate for 1918 has been made by the tax assessors. Property owners have fifteen days from publication to file protests. Assessments may be seen at the clerk's office. J. A. McMICHAEL, Clerk. 7-5-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Jackson
J. A. McMichael
More Small Arms for Expeditionary Forces
German timidity before American pistols spurs U S production. About 8 000 .45 caliber automatic pistols produced daily with rising output as the War Department and Ordnance rush arms to expeditionary forces. The .45 adopted in 1911 is credited with stopping power, while many Germans with smaller pistols continue in action. Ammunition savings of nearly $2 000 000 in two months reduce costs on .45 ball cartridges .30 shells and related gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Ordnance Department
United States Army
A Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder issues in both men and women including gravel and irregularities. Priced at $1.00 with mail order options and testimonials available. Doctor E. W. Hall in St. Louis endorses the remedy. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
United States Garden Army Sees Vast Youth Involvement
Nearly two million girls and boys volunteer for the United States Garden Army under the Interior Department. The service flag shows a crossed rake and hoe with U S S G in blue on white with a red border. Enlistment pledges youths to boost food production by growing crops under supervision and to provide required reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Garden Army
Department of the Interior
Bank Statement Sworn In Georgia In 1918
R P Sasnett cashier swears to truth of the bank statement for the State of Georgia County of Butts. The oath is sworn July 9 1918 before S J Foster Clerk. Correct Attest by L Smith H L Daughtry J Lee Byron directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
Butts
R. P. Sasnett
S. J. Foster
Clk
S. C
L. Smith
H. L. Daughtry
J. Lee Byron
Ziron Iron Tonic Ad After Illness
An old advertisement touts Ziron Iron Tonic as essential after severe illness to restore appetite and vitality. J. B. Clifton of Lyons Georgia recounts typhoid fever and hemorrhages, crediting Ziron with improved strength, and urges readers to buy from druggists with a guaranteed promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Clifton
Lyons, Ga
Card of Thanks for McClure Family
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Singley thank friends and neighbors for kindness during Mrs. A. J. McClure's illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Singley
A. J. McClure
Soldier's Cough Cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
Private Harold Hamel of the 66th Regiment at Ft. Adams Rhode Island says he suffered a three month cough but after using Foley's Honey and Tar felt relief. He used two 50 cent bottles and recommends the product for coughs and bronchial ailments. Carmichael Drug and Book ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hamel
66Th Regiment
Ft. Adams
R. I
Foley
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Certain-teed Products Corporation
Princiiget Cities
America
Certain-teed
Newton Hardware Co
Jackson, Ga
Indian Springs
W. A. Elder
Calumet
Grace
Delia Watkins
New York
Columbia University
Big City
Lucile Elder
W. H. Whitehead
Austell
Col
Dudley M. Hughes
Miss Henrily
Joe Warner
Carrie Collier
FISK
McKibben Buggy Co
Castoria
Campaign Court OF Appeals
Reserve District No
The
Jackson National Bank
Georgia
U. S
Liberty Loan
Ig Rea
Federal Reserve Bank
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U.S
Total
Federal Reserve Banks
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