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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1919

Page

12

Interesting War History on a Fifty Dollar Bill Found

A Gulf Refining driver brought a fifty dollar bill to the Athens Herald bearing wartime notes from October 1918. Corporal Cecil Dowds and four machine gunners recorded hours of action on the Lorraine front, concluding with the war’s end on November 11 1918. The bill lacks unit details but preserves vivid battlefield memories and moralizing quotes.

Athens Herald Herald Moon M. E. Adams Gulf Refining Company Danielsville Georgia Adams Herald Office Lorraine Corporal Younger Cecil Dowds Edward DuPriest Stanley M. Fletcher Ray Paddock Dowds Home Sweet Home Ray

Moody's Bible Nuggets A Humble Heart in Faith

A compact portrait of Charles Stelzle and Moody using the Bible to reach hearts. The notes highlight Moody's warm, human preaching method and the moral contrasts drawn from biblical scenes.

Charles Stelzle Dwight L. Moody Cain Essay Beause

Butts County Fair Promises Largest Crowd Ever

The September 19 edition of the Jackson Progress-Argus outlines plans for the 1919 Butts County Fair held November 3 through 8. Premiums totaling 1275 dollars will be awarded across agriculture livestock the women's department and the boys and girls clubs.

Butts County Jackson Progress-Argus Georgia Farmers and Stockmen

Bank statement filed for Farmers & Merchants Bank

State of Georgia Butts County before me came C T Beauchamp cashier of the Merchants and Farmers Bank who being duly sworn says the above statement is true according to the books of file in the bank Co T Beauchamp Sworn to subscribed before me this 26 day of September 1919 G B Carre rer Notary Public Butts County Ga

State of Georgia Butts County C. T. Beauchamp Merchants and Farmers Bank G. B. Carrerer Notary Public

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