Stores Agree to Wednesday Afternoon Closings for Summer 1916
Local business firms sign a pledge to close each Wednesday from 1 p m through the summer months June July August 1916 from June 7 to August 30 to support farmers and workers. Participating firms include Dempsey Hardware Jackson Mercantile Etheridge Smith Paul Nolen The Fair Store and others.
Merchants Back Weekly Wednesday Half Holiday Plan
Prominent citizens and business leaders in Jackson endorse a summer program closing stores at 1 pm every Wednesday from June 1 to August 31. They cite health, rest, and recreation for indoor workers, plus Christian worship and improved morale. Support comes from mayors, executives, educators, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin King
A. J. Fleming
Prin. Jenkinsburg High School
Jackson
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S. B. Kinard
J. Aronson
Jarrell Drug Store
S. H. Thornton
J. A. Joyner
J. S. Johnson Co
McKibben Buggy Co
J.C. Kinard & Co
First Farmers Bank
Buttrill Brothers Bailey & Jones Co
Jackson National Bank
Slaton Drug Co
Stodghill, Crawford & Co
A. R. Conner
Leverette Barber Shop
L. H. Hurt
the Owl Pharmacy
B. F. Watkins & Co. Thurston & Harper J. Mote Watts
Jos. E. Edwards
F. M. Allen Jackson
Coca Cola Bot. Co
Chero Cola Bottling Co
Hugh Mallet
R. van Deventer
Pres
Mother’s Club
H. D. Russell
Captain Jackson Rifles
W. P. Martin
Jackson Public Schools
W. O. Perritt
I. H. Miller
Presbyterian Church
Joe O. Maddox
J. B. Settle
Civic League
Civic Leaguers
J. T. Moore
S. J. Foster
L. M. Crawford
J. H. Ham
J. O. Gaston
Co. Com