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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

5

Work Begins On Ocmulgee Bridge In Butts Jasper Counties

Butts and Jasper counties start constructing a bridge across the Ocmulgee river near the Central Georgia Power Company plant. Initial work focuses on bridge approaches and abutments as piers progress. State and federal aid are hoped for on this major regional project.

Ocmulgee River Butts County Road Gang Central Georgia Power Company Butts Jasper Jasper Counties Ocmulgee

Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Claims Safe Liver Regulation

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel, promising to regulate the liver stomach and bowels without sickness. It claims 15 million bottles sold and offers a money back guarantee.

Dodson Adv

Mr. C. Luther Maddox Grows Very Fine Peaches

Mr. C. Luther Maddox showed The Progress Argus unusually fine Elberta peaches Monday and notes a two acre orchard with diverse fruit. He sells many in local markets and envisions expanding peaches if county sustains a large scale industry. Dairying is a hobby and he supports a milk depot in Jackson with a large cattle herd and many hogs.

C. Luther Maddox Progress-Argus Maddox Jackson

Local Social News Highlights In Forsyth Area

D. F. Maddox and Walter Seymour drove to Forsyth Friday. Mrs. Paul Maddox of High Falls visits her mother Mrs. H. F. Gilmore. Maurice Garr's wife returns from two week visit to her South Georgia mother. Charlie and Jimmie Williams spent Tuesday with Walter Seymour. Jim and Mrs. Moore of Mt. Vernon visit J. T. Pritchett couple Friday. Mrs. H. T. Cofer of Atlanta returns from two weeks with her aunts. A. D. Williams visits Wilmer Garr. Wade Hammond of Elgin visits Franklin Maddox Thursday. Miss Nannie Kate Flynt continues unidentified.

D. F. Maddox Walter Seymour Forsyth Paul Maddox High Falls H. F. Gilmore Maurice Garr South Georgia Charlie Jimmie Williams Jim Moore Mt. Vernon J. T. Pritchett H. T. Cofer Atlanta A. D. Williams Wilmer Garr Wade Hammond Elgin

Local social notes with visits and visits across towns

The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends in Barnesville Jackson and Atlanta. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Garr, A. Dw. Williams, Horace and Dick Aiken, N. N. Maddox struck by lightning, Adeal Maddox from Atlanta, J. W. Maddox, Dewitt Moore, Walter Seymour, Charlie Williams, J. W. Maddox’s Atlanta trip, D F Maddox and the Seymours at High Falls, and Sandy Creek fishing.

Barnesville Wilmer Garr A. Dw. Williams Horace Dick Aiken Jimmie Williams N. N. Maddox Adeal Maddox

Record Peach Harvest in Gray Georgia Sets County Milestone

Gray Georgia reports the peach season in Jones County as the largest and most profitable in county history. Nearly a thousand cars shipped to northern and eastern markets across May to July, with total value exceeding half a million dollars. Growers plan cleanup and preparations for a strong 1922 crop. World cotton crop for 1920-21 tallies 19,595,000 bales per Bureau of Markets estimates with the US leading at 13,366,000.

Gray Jones County Washington D. C Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates Department of Agriculture Bureau of Census Commerce Department United States India Egypt China Russia Brazil Mexico Peru

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Ocmulgee Bridge Flynt’s Cross Road Franklin Maddox Nannie Kate Flynt Bres Sa Ae J. & M. Oxfords Women’s Walking Oxfords Black Kid Oxford Brown Kid Oxfords Womer White Reign Baby Louis Castile & Williams Griffin, GA J. B. Guthrie Realty CO Harkness Building Jackson, Georgia J. W. Maddox Dewitt Moore Charlie Williams Charlie Smith M. A. Garr Omer Garr Pleasant Grove Messrs Talmadge Maddox A. W. Seymour Walter Maurice Seymour Sandy Creek Mr. Dorsett Billie DR. Dove Macon Gray, GA
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