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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1921

Page

7

Near East Drive Relief Drive totals reach 623 dollars

Butts county residents raised 623.25 for Near East relief with Jackson Jenkinsburg Flovilla and Stark contributing 404.45 from individuals and 216.80 via Red Cross Sunday Schools and other groups. Campaign chair Dr M McN McKay led the effort under adverse conditions with W O Ham as treasurer and a county quota of 750.

Butts County Jackson Jenkinsburg Flovilla Stark Red Cross Near Beast M. McN. McKay Presbyterian Church W. O. Ham Argus Jackson Methodist Sunday School Jackson Red Cross Indian Springs Jackson Baptist Church C. M. Kimbell H. O. Ball Ralph Carr Brac Hodges Mr. Coleman Mr. Byars W. E. Watkins H. M. Moore J. W. Moore Doyle Jones Cole C. T. Beauchamp W. S. Colvin S. B. Kinard W. P. Nutt Charlie Jinks C. N. Brownlee Kinsman W. E. Jackson J. B. Settle Mary Newton L. M. Craveford Hendrick Nettie Rae Pittman S. J. Foster J. H. Ham J. A. McMichael W. F. Lavender Mr. Jinks W. H. Wilson W. J.wood J. L. Fletcher O. N. Brownlee A.A. Howell Mr. Cawthon Homer Bunn Tom McMichael G. M. Wood R. E. Carmichael Mr. Diffie Devaugh Misses Barkley Verna Wright W. W. Jamerson J. S. Ham J. A. Leverette Hodges H. M. Vaughn W. A. Harris

Negro Man Found In South River Near Worthville

Reports from Jackson say a negro man was found in South River opposite Worthville on Wednesday afternoon by Tobe Smith. Sheriff Pope and Coroner Burford prepared for an inquest with details sparse. Some accounts place the body on Newton county shore and indicate a Newton coroner will handle the inquest. Cause of death and links to Yellow River case remain unconfirmed.

Jackson South River Worthville Tobe Smith W. D. Pope Burford Newton County Newton Yellow River

Death of Two-Year-Old Girl in Jackson

Willie Lee Crane, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Crane of Jackson who recently moved from Florida died at noon Monday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Beersheba church conducted by Rev E C Wilson. She is survived by her parents.

Willie Lee W. M. Crane Jackson Florida Beersheba Church E. C. Wilson

Shoe shines in Spartanburg city five cents

In Spartanburg South Carolina a shoe shine parlor posted five cent prices while nearby shops kept ten cent shines. The sign drew patrons as the long familiar price remained at ten cents elsewhere.

South Carolina Spartanburg S. C

Emanuel County schools end term a month early

A Swainsboro report states Emanuel County public schools will close the spring term one month sooner due to lack of funds to pay teachers. The measure affects the Emanuel County schools system and its payment schedule for staff.

Swainesboro Emanuel County

First Newspaper Advertisement Origins in England

The article notes the first newspaper advertisement appeared in 1642 during the Civil War era in Great Britain. Caxton printed an ad for the book Pyes of Salisbury, and the first authentic advertisement ran in The Mercurius Politicus in 1652. A London weekly for advertisers emerged in 1657.

Great Britain England Caxton Pyes Salisbury London

Tooth Causes Fatal Lung Injury for Delaware Executive

James D. Broad, comptroller of the Dupont company, died in a Wilmington hospital from a lung infection traced to a tooth that slipped into his airway during a dental operation a month earlier. Four teeth were drawn, three found. a missing tooth was later detected in the lungs by X ray.

Wilmington Del James D. Broad Dupont Company Broad

Farmers Burned 68 Million Cords of Wood as Fuel

Washington report shows farmers used 68,244,000 cords of wood for fuel last year, valued at 345,866,000 dollars. The average wood use was 10.6 cords per farm.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Georgia Farmers Debate Cottons Gambling Risk

A reader asks if farmers switch to buying cotton on the market rather than growing it, would that shift turn Georgia farmers into gamblers and raise concern over price risks and bets on the exchange.

Georgia

Household Hints on Ambition and Action

A proverb filled piece urges readers to dream big and take decisive steps. It contrasts overreaching plans with actually doing, encouraging bold goals and persistent effort to achieve results. The tone mirrors a home column offering practical motivation through succinct maxims.

Richard’s Poor Spelling Mark Triggers Excuse

In a humorous exchange, a mother questions a report card noting sixty two in spelling while last month showed ninety seven. Richard shrugs that the fault lies with a teacher who moved the boy who sat beside him to the other side of the room.

Richard

Why Editors Are Rich

An editor who began twenty years ago with fifty seven cents now holds about $100 000. His wealth results from frugality good habits strict business focus and an uncle leaving him 99 999 dollars.

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Smith Jones L& M Sfor Sale Eye Newton Hardware, Company Jackson, GA Watson Barnes H. L. Williams J. M. McCarty G. H. Kimbell Barkley Brothers E. L. Smith J. W.lunsford Helen Barnes Frank Childs J. W. Carter W.H. Merritt R. P. Lasnett S. P. Nichols W. H. Mallet G. D. Head Miss Ethel Newman Edwin Hrgan W. M. Bond H. R. Slaton H. W. Chambers D. G. McMichael T. W. Ham W. F. Willis J. C. Willis Mae Moss Hugh Mallet Hall Turner S. H. Thornton J. D. Jones J. T. Goodman J. B. Hopkins Miss Grace Jarrell F. T. Martin L. S. O’neal A. H. S. Davis W. M. Redman W. H. Maddox, Jr J. B. Guthrie Dr. O. B. Howell A. B. Lindsey S. H. Eiseman H. K. Allen Bettie Carmichael W. J. Jones A. R. Conner W. L. Bullard J.G. Jones W. S. Wagner Allie Jarrel J. R. Lyons Riley Elder W. W. Hooten H. H. Turner H. B. Whitaker Dr. J. W. Harper F. H. Morgan W. H. Singey M. L. Hodges A. M. Pace Pink O’neal J. E. McMichael J. C. Kimbell Myr J. A. Dodson, Jr L. L. Greer G. R. Harper J. C. Harper W. B. Kimbell B. M. Barnes A. C. Perdue L. E. O’neal T. E. Williams J. Matt McMichael T. J. Thaxton A. E. O’neal J. M. McMichael J. O. Gaston W. A. White W. A J. H. Holifield S. J. Smith E. G. Duke H. C. Clark J. K. Sitton Tom Sitton Capital City South Capital City Dry Cleaning & Dye Works Atlanta Tooth LUNG Delaware Per Tee Delivery Progress
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