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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

2

Butts County Mass Meeting Adopts Auditing Resolution

Citizens of Butts county convene to oppose cattle tick eradication funding and county salaries while ordering an audit of the County Commissioner’s books. The meeting enacts a three member committee to determine audit costs and report back, with a plan to act on further measures.

W. R. Minter Jim Goodman Gaston Messrs. H. L. Gray J. P. Lummus Preston Butts County Mass General Assembly Minter

Cold bath each morning praised as best complexion remedy

A quotation emphasizes worry shortens life and proposes a cold bath every morning as the best complexion remedy. It frames stress as harmful and links daily cold immersion to health and appearance benefits.

Georgia Tick Eradication Progress Report Highlights 1903 1915

E M Nighbert, Inspector in Charge, reports Georgia completed tick eradication in 43 counties by 1903 with 211 772 head of cattle affected and total cost around 105 886 dollars. By 1915 work extended to 21 more counties totaling 21 236 square miles freed from ticks. over 6 000 square miles released that year and 500 vats used for dipping cattle. The program credits cooperation of county officials farmers cattle owners and state and federal agriculture departments.

Georgia Baldwin Banks Catoosa Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clayton Cobb Dade Dawson DeKalb Elbert Fannin Forsyth Franklin Fulton Gilmer Gordon Greene Habersham Hall Hancock Hart Jasper Madison Milton Morgan Murray Newton Oconee Pickens Putnam Rabun Richmond Federal Departments of Agriculture Mississippi River E. M. Nighbert

Busy Corner Department Store Closes for Fourth of July

The Busy Corner Department Store will be closed to observe the Fourth of July holiday. Customers are advised to plan shopping around the one day closure and reopen on the following business day.

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