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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
8
The notice advises taking aspirin only as labeled on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and trusting physician guidance from the years of research. It promotes the Bayer Cross on tablets as safe for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism toothache lumbago and general pain with inexpensive 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
Rev C C Heard of Locust Grove filled the pulpit at the First Baptist church for morning and evening services while Dr Van Deventer sails to Europe on June 7. Heard, once pastor at Forsyth, is now stationed in Locust Grove serving several churches. In June Rev D W Key of Atlanta will supply Jackson Baptist pulpit.
Washington D C The 100 million deficiency appropriation bill carrying 200000 for prohibition enforcement through July 1 was approved by the house on Thursday and now moves to the senate.
Atlanta June 2 The world advertising convention meets June 12 to 16 with an opening address by Hon Henry J Allen Kansas governor on industrial justice. Sessions cover business stimulation and employer employee harmony plus 20 departments from Associated Clubs. Visitors may register without dues.
Thomaston hosts the 1922 Sixth Congressional District Rural Letter Carriers Association meeting after a Monday convention at Indian Springs. Sen. J. H. Mills urged the value of rural free delivery for education and national connection while carriers and officials noted weathered routes and dedication.
An old health ad urges readers to fortify vitality with a blood tonic to remove impurities and keep the bloodstream robust. It promotes S.S. a known herb alterative and directs readers to mail conditions to Chief Medical Advisor 843 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga for free medical advice.
Officers Thornton Brooks and Burk raided a Dublin district moonshine operation Friday night. Two white men Jeff Plymale and J W Mayfield were arrested on whisky making charges. Two gallons and a quart of liquor and a barrel of beer were found. Bonds set at 500 dollars each.
Alonza Reed and his wife Mary Reed were arraigned in police court on a charge of fighting and disorderly conduct after a dispute ended with Mary allegedly shooting Alonza in the right arm. The couple, described as negroes, were fined $15 each by Mayor Fletcher after the Friday night incident involving a third party.
Court records show Carmichael Buggy Co petitions to rename to Carmichael Investment Co and extend its charter twenty years. Notices include requests for charter amendment, court approval, and related stockholder resolutions. Georgia Butts County filings confirm meeting April 9 1921 and certification by S.C. clerk J S Foster.
The Carmichael Buggy Company requests court approval to amend its charter name to Carmichael Investment Co and renew for twenty years from May 2 1921. The stockholders met April 9 1921 with a majority approving the name change and renewal as recorded in Butts County.
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