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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

6

Monticello Social Roundup Seeks Summer Happenings

Monticello residents host and visit kin across town and nearby areas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greer and children from Monticello, and others visiting in Milledgeville Portsmouth and Forsyth. Local note mentions Beatrice Maddox returning from graduation events and assorted travel and appointments. Peaches and blackberries arrive as summer activities begin.

A. W. Graves A. C. Millen Marila Terrell Egre Ward Milledgeville F. C. Maddox R. H. Hendeson J. S. Cummings M. T. Duffey Beatrice Maddox Doris Smith Atlanta B. T. Walker Dozier W. B. Dozier Bessie Hand Lucile Alice

New Styles Arrive at The Busy Corner

Georgette and Crepe De Chine waists arrive in abundance in new pretty styles. See these at The Busy Corner. Camels and Chesterfields 15c large package. Paul Nolen & Co.

Mrs Lula Brooks Dies After Prolonged Illness

After a long illness Mrs Lula C Joyner Brooks died Thursday at her sister’s home in Jackson. Aged 63, she was a former Monroe county resident and a Methodist. Survived by son J H Brooks of Birmingham and siblings J A Joyner B C Milton and N R McCord, with funeral at the McCord home led by Rev S R England and burial in Rose Hill, Macon.

Lula C. Brooks N. R. McCord Brooks Macon Jackson J. H. Brooks Birmingham Ala J. A. Joyner Spartanburg S. C B. C. Milton Atlanta

Lemon Juice For Freckles Scented Skin Lotion

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Grocers supply lemons and drug stores orchard white for a few cents. Massage daily on face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and beautify the skin. It is harmless and never irritates.

Adv

Hampton Daughtry Chosen for Officers' School

The University of Georgia student Hampton Daughtry joins twenty men selected to attend the Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Camp Merritt. He is the son of H. L. Daughtry of Jackson and brother of Robin Daughtry, Naval Academy graduate and U S Navy officer.

Hampton Daughtry University of Georgia Camp Merritt Daughtry H. L. Daughtry Jackson Young Daughtry Robin Daughtry United States Naval Academy West Point United States Navy

Social visits and church services highlight weekend in local area

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cook of Macon spent the weekend with relatives. Various locals hosted visitors including Mrs. Nettie Pullian and daughter Helen, Mrs. Gladys Cook, Mr. and Mrs. B F Hamlin, Miss Willie McClure, Miss Julia Greer, Mr. Hilton Cawthon, Messrs Cail Perdue and Carl Lee James, Mr. Clayton O’Neal, Mrs. E E Duke of Jackson, Mrs. Berry O’Neal, Mrs. Hudie Singley, and the D B Duke family. A large crowd attended Macedonia services with Rev. J A Bonner delivering the sermon.

Sam Cook Macon Nettie Pullian Helen Gladys Cook B. F. Hamlin Henry Singley Willie McClure Julia Greer Hilton Cawthon Snapping Shoals Cail Perdue Carl Lee James Clayton O’neal E. E. Duke Jackson Berry O'Neal Hudie Singley Atlanta Gussie Singley D. B. Duke Macedonia J. A. Bonner

License for Dogs in State Proposed

Columbus June 10. W Cecil Neill Muscogee representative to the general assembly will introduce a bill to license all dogs in the state. Fee is 1 for males and 2.50 to 5 for females. Fees to be collected by county authorities and dogs seized if owners fail to comply. Revenue to aid common school funds and protect humans and livestock. The bill follows a Columbus high school boy’s death attributed to a mad dog.

Columbus W. Cecil Neill General Assembly Neill

Piles Cure Ad by Paul Nolen & Co

A patent cure claims to cure itching bleeding or piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee if PAZCOINTMENT fails. It promotes camels and Chesterfields 15c large package and native testimonials. The ad offers refunds and a first application result claim with a 60c price.

Gratitude Expressed to Banks Family in Sympathy Note

We thank our many friends and especially Mr and Mrs Banks for their kindness during the illness and death of our father Mr and Mrs J R Conner and Mr and Mrs R H Henderson and Mr and Mrs J R Henderson and Mr and Mrs G W Henderson and Mr and Mrs P H Henderson.

Mrs. Banks J. R. Conner R. H. Henderson J. R. Henderson G. W. Henderson P. H. Henderson

Alvin York Hero Too Busy With Publicity

A compact item notes Alvin York, the Tennessee youth famed for his World War I actions, facing heavy publicity while the line about selling Liberty Bonds references S. B. Kinard. The snippet also mentions good roads boosting business.

Alvin York Tennessee

S S S touted as cure for catarrh

An advertisement claims S S S cures catarrh by removing germs from blood and offers medical advice from a Chief Medical Adviser at 42 Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga for individual cases.

Swift Specific Co Atlanta, Ga

Prohibition Strains Georgia Road Work With Convict Labor

The number of convicts in Georgia decreases steadily and counties face pressure to find alternative road labor. Prohibition may fail to restrict alcohol but it disrupts funding and forces counties to rethink convict labor on public roads.

Georgia

Progress-Argus Southern Ruralist Ad

An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets for 30 days with price 30c, noting a single Bromo Quinine product and E. W. Grove’s signature on the box. The offer references two papers for $2.00.

E. W. Grove

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Studebaker Cars Me Market Studebaker Wagons Norman Buggies A. A. Howell Flovilla B. C. Harding Hag North Carolina Ruth Roberts Covington Lurline Lawson Claud Hendricks Willie Terrell Naomi McElerth Waverly N. C Paul Nolen & Co Metro Day Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew Fox Buckaman Consolidated Lyons and Moran Mrs Sidney Drew Galding Fatty Arbuckle E. H Harold Loyd Monroe County Ings Hollis Forsyth, Georgia Lula Brooks Grim Reaper Officers’ School Scott & Bowne Stark Griffin Mercantile Company Griffin, GA Muscogee S. B. Kinard Argus Southern Ruralist Ak - S England France
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