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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
10
Buttrill Brothers promote United States Tires as the choice for longevity and value, claiming their tires last longer and carry you farther at the least cost.
The bill by Representative R. W. Mays to create an eight member road and revenue board was reintroduced after a prior withdrawal and will be heard Thursday afternoon by the County and County Matters committee. The measure draws county wide interest with a large Butts county delegation expected in Atlanta for the session.
Washington reports 647 more casualties in the week, lifting overall U S army and marine corps losses to 11 733. Deaths number 4 673 including 201 lost at sea. Wounded total 6 476 with 5 431 army and 1 045 marines. Missing total 584, including 519 army and 65 marines.
Open all day every day the Land Studio teases a major reveal tied to thousands of airships over Europe. Friends can buy anything but your photo.
Mrs. W A Wilson a respected county resident died of apoplexy about noon Wednesday after her family found her at home following a trip to Flo vila to fetch peaches. Survived by husband three daughters a son and three brothers funeral at Sardis church with Dr I G Walker officiating and burial in church cemetery
Mrs. Fannie McElhenney dies at 82 last Wednesday at her daughter's home with funeral services held Thursday at Fellowship cemetery. George Bell reports from Philadelphia on furlough. Local visits include Huddleston, Hatcher, McElheney, Jester, Helms, Coggans, Kinard, and Elberta Davis, reflecting community ties and travels.
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as the ideal laxative for children, noting its pleasant taste and gentle cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels. It advises checking the tongue for illness and warns buyers to obtain the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company, avoiding counterfeits.
Jackson, Ga July 10 1918 correspondence shows W O Ham City Administrator urging prompt summer coal purchases to meet winter demand. State official Mell M Stephenson acknowledges Priority List 1 status and urges fair distribution and sacrifice amid shortages.
A notice promotes Land Studio for photography with high quality images and low price. It advertises daily operation and reliability regardless of weather conditions.
Lost item reported between Sandy Creek and Indian Springs includes a genuine Alligator Bill Ford with two one dollar bills and small change, two photographs and receipts. Return to Mrs. Lewis Black, Jackson Route 2, for reward. 7-19-11p.
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