Social Guests At Hotel Elder And Nearby Homes
Mrs Cecile Cornell Corbett and two children Lawton and Cecile of Jacksonville Fla are guests of Hotel Elder. Mr Osgood Boatwright and daughter Mrs Davis of Bryan Texas visited Mrs E D Hoard. Mrs Paul Baker of Atlanta and Miss Rosa Newton of Jackson were guests of Mrs J E Cornell. L W Scoville Wigwam and grandson Scoville Tilton plus Betsey from Pell City Ala and Mrs T M Furlow and Miss Sarah Louise Furlow of Jackson stayed at Hotel Elder last week and returned home Tuesday. Friends of Mrs Farlow note her improvement from drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Cornell Corbett
Lawton and
Cecile
Jacksonville
Fla
Osgood Boatwright
Dau
Hter
Davis
Bryan
Texas
E. D. Hoard
Boatwright
Paul Baker
Atlanta
Rosa Newton
Jackson
J. E
Cornell
L. W. Scoville
the Wigwam
Scoville Tilton
Mammy Betsey
Pell City
Ala
T. M. Furlow
Mis
Sarah Louise Furlow
Elder
Local visitors and crowds mark weekend at area spots
Water notes visitors from Jackson Mr and Mrs Frank Etheridge spent Saturday at Indian Springs. Mr and Mrs W O Perritt from Forsyth were guests of Idlewilde Friday. The largest June crowd gathered Sunday. Miss Ruby McMichael of Locust Grove visits sister Mrs Fullerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Etheridge
Jackson
Indian Springs
W. O. Perritt
Forsyth
Idlewilde
Ruby McMichael
Locust Grove
Fullerton
Liberty Bonds Bought by Kinard and Nolen Firms
S. B. Kinard and Paul Nolen & Co announce Liberty Bonds purchases. A note lists camels and Chesterfields for 15 cents in a large package. A Sacred Harp singing is planned at Old Bethel church the first Sunday in July with a music dinner on the grounds and full baskets requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bethel Church
Freezone ad promises painless corn removal drops
An advertising claim asserts that applying Freezone to corns stops pain instantly and allows removal without soreness. The copy touts a tiny bottle costing a few cents and calls Freezone a Cincinnati invention regarded as wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
First Cotton Blooms Reported In Local Area
The Progress-Argus records the first cotton bloom of the season delivered by C. A. Torbett of Flovilla route 1 on June 19. Following blooms will come from C. T. Sing ley A. A. Fuqua T. G. Brooks and N. N. Maddox, arriving several days after last year’s first bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Prof Carter Elected Principal of Hiawassee Academy
Prof C L Carter former Griffin high science head is named principal of Hiawassee Academy in Georgia. With eight years as school superintendent and former editor of the Jackson Argus, he departs Griffin in early July amid good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Carter
Griffin High School
Hiawassee Academy
Hiawassee
Georgia
North Georgia
Mercer University
Carter
Jackson Argus
Griffin News and Sun
No Worms in a Healthy Child Adverts
An old advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures intestinal worms in children. It asserts pale color, stomach issues, and poor blood improve after two to three weeks of regular use, with the tonic described as pleasant and selling for 60c per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Ford
Peruna
Grape Juice Threatened With Ban Under New Law
George F. Lenz of Ottawa County Ohio warns Senator Pomerene that a new national prohibition bill may classify grape juice as liquor. He notes the proposed limit of one half of one percent alcohol would criminalize a legitimate grape juice industry and urges reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
George F. Lenz
Ohio
Ottawa County
Congress
Pomerene
Painless Pile Cure Ad Peddles PAZO OINTMENT
Paul Nolen & Co. promotes PAZO OINTMENT claiming piles cure in 6 to 14 days. Ad mentions large 15c Camel brand Chesterfield package and offers druggist refund. Text targets itching and related symptoms with period tone and product focus.
Farmers and Merchants Bank charter petition for Georgia
Butts County residents submit a petition to the Georgia Secretary of State seeking incorporation of Farmers and Merchants Bank in Jackson with capital stock of 1250 shares at $100 each. They declare a $15,000 cash paid in as part of the $125,000 capital, for banking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgia
Farmers and Merchants Bank
City of
Jackson
County of
Butts
State of
Georgia
J. B. Carmichael
S. P. Nichols
Geo. E. Mallet
J. H. McKibben
F. M. Maddox
Butts County
Farmers and Merchants Bank Charter Application Noted
Georgia Secretary of State confirms two pages of Bank Charter application for the Farmers and Merchants Bank at Jackson in Butts county filed in the state office. Certification dated June 24, 1919, with the state seal and official signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Georgia
I. H. B. Strange
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Jackson
Butts County
Georgia
Capitol
Atlanta
United States of America
Shrine meeting draws candidates from Flovilla
Messrs. Harry Thomas and nae Plymale of Flovilla attended a meeting of the AlSihah Temple of Shriners in Macon Thursday night. Jackson and Monticello report many candidates for the Shrine ceremonial on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
Nae Plymale
Flovilla
AlSihah Temple of Shriners
Macon
Jackson
Monticello
One, Gone Until But
A brief item notes the phrase add t at th One as a cryptic expression. The text reflects a playful or puzzling snippet from a local column with unclear context and no identifiable events or names.
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The
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta, GA
Lamarine
Lamarine Laboratories
FISK
McKibbin Fuggy and Auto CO
Jackson, Georgia
Fis.a¢ Tires
Liberty Bonds
S. B. Kinard
Camels
Chesterfields
Paul Nolen & Co
Old Bethel
Salvarsan
DR. Dove
Second St
Macon, Ga
Griffin
H. B. Strange
Universal
Trill Bros
Ford Dealers
Jackson, GA
Ricka Leopold
Layce St
Menasha
Wis
Y Liederkranz
Tion
George E. Mallet
R. E. Evans
J. C. Jones
J. H. Carmichael
J. H. Ham
Shrine
Robert Hammond
Happy Creek Dixie
Hill King
Hampshire
Poland
E. R. Merritt
Jenkinsburg
Studebaker Cars
Studebaker Wagons
Norman Buggies
A. A. Howell
Red
Yello
Pink As
Whit Sweete
Rosé
Symbo Tell
Vie
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