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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
10
A traveling salesman from San Angelo, Texas praises Foley Kidney Fills for quick backache relief. He describes acute back pain from rough roads and weather, noting first bottle eliminated pain and no recurrence. The ad claims pills stop the pain cause, soothe joints and muscles, and cleanse poisons by aiding kidney and bladder function.
Residents and visitors frequenting Jenkinsburg and nearby towns are listed. Names include Luther Redman Griffin, Mrs. Guest McDonough, Sam Bankston, Sallie Ruth Thurston, Ruth Turner Atlanta, Mrs. Charles Woodward Atlanta, Forest Bankston Atlanta, Homer Manning Griffin, I S Flanagan Chickamauga, J M Bankston Montgomery Alabama, Carl Bankston, Oliver Woodward Clarence Moore Jacksonville Florida, Carrilu Harper Annie Reid Harper Jackson, Irene Bankston McDonough, J T Thurston Jackson, Gid Gilmore Jackson, funeral of T J Sowell McDonough, Marion Moore Atlanta, Dee Crumley Milner.
Sheriff L M Crawford issues notice under 1915 prohibition act that The Waldorf Club with A L Wooten as president holds a revenue license as a retail liquor dealer located at Indian Springs Butts County Georgia.
A Griffin Georgia carpenter recites how Dean's Kidney Pills freed him from back pain and regularized kidney function. He cites two testimonials dated 1908 and 1916 and notes the 50 cent price at dealers. The ad urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills from Fos ter Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
The first cotton blossom of the season reached this office on Monday sent by Mr. M. W. Gunn of the Worthville section. Gunn lives on the Roberts farm and his early report marks him as a good farmer. Cotton across the county is in fine condition with a bright outlook for a good crop.
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