Mrs. M. D. Garr Called By Death
Mrs. M D Garr died at 8 o clock Tuesday morning at her home near High Falls after eleven days of typhoid fever. Born May 2 1857 she was 64 and survived by her husband and ten children. Funeral held at Paran church with large attendance and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts County
M. D. Garr
High Falls
Garr
Jane Smith
Monroe County
Messrs
M. A
M. D
J. O
R. H. Garr
W. H. Phinazee
W. T. Scarbrough
Kennett Hines
Leslie Ga
Charlie Wyatt
Jenkintown
W. G. Barnes
S. D. Johnson
Zebulon
Mrs. Hutchinson
Barnesville
R. L
G. W. Smith
Blount
Rich
W. L. Smith
Griffin
Paran Church
I. G. Walker
W. F. Huddleston
O. B. Howell
R. P. Lasnett
R. L. Freeman
C. W. Webb
D. F. Maddox
J. J. Mapp
A. C. Tingle
John U Hardy Dies After Illness at 67
John U Hardy age 67 died at his home near the power plant Tuesday morning after several days illness with complications. He leaves his wife Elizabeth Mote and ten children including daughters Mrs Shaw Thompson and Mrs J C Harper and sons Troy Lonnie Azzies Oscar Lowery. brothers Zack and LeRoy Hardy of Butts county. Funeral was Wednesday at 11 at Macedonia church with Rev W O Sharp officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John U. Hardy
Elizabeth Mote
Dauhters
Shaw Thompson
J. C. Harper
Mam’e Hardy
Messrs
Troy
Lonnie
Azzies Hardy
Oscar Hardy
United States Navy
Lowery Hardy
South Georgia
Zack Hardy
LeRoy Hardy
Butts County
Macedonia Church
W. O. Sharp
Presbyterian Church Membership Tops 1.69 Million
The Presbyterian Church in the United States reports 1,692,558 members after adding 55,465 communicants in the last year. Sunday School enrollment reaches 1,433,292. total annual contributions for missions education and benevolence amount to 47,036,442. During the year 63,386 members were dismissed and 19,058 died while 61,157 were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presbyterian Church
Woman club drive to form group in Jenkinsburg
Saturday at 4 30 pm in the auditorium Mrs R H Hankinson of the Sixth District Federation of Clubs will speak to local women urging organization of a new club. Attendance urged for area residents and visitors including Mrs R C Woodward and family and Mrs Homer Manning with connections to East Point and Atlanta. Nearby notes report births illnesses and social visits among families in Jenkinsburg and Atlanta during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hankinson
Sixth District Federation of Clubs
R.C. Woodward
East Point
Homer Manning
Atlanta
W. T. Thurston
Ruth Turner
Lucile Akin
Shingleroof
Willie Woodward
Fairburn
Chiffin
Jonn O Andrews
J. W. Harpert
Mallet and Biles Buy Registered Guernsey Bull
Mallet and Biles purchase a pure bred Guernsey bull from Dr. William Rawlings of Sandersville to start a dairy venture. The bull, secured from a renowned Rawlings herd in Washington county, arrived in Jackson Wednesday and will be at Mallet's farm near Jackson for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
G. E. Mallet
J. R. Biles
William Rawlings
Sandersville
Rawlings
Washington County
South
Messrs. Mallet
Biles
Jackson
Mallet
The Gospel Is Free and Uncle Bob’s Salary Debate
The Colonel questions Uncle Bob about a job while the elderly Black man admits he cannot expound scripture. Uncle Bob recalls struggling to explain a gospel phrase and notes how some think it means workers should not receive pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Uncle Bob
Dairying Promises Cure for Boll Weevil Blues
A local farming clinic touts dairying as a remedy for boll weevil damage and farmer hardship. Outreach notes suggest dairy income stabilizes amid pest pressures and encourages livestock and dairy integration.
Cotton crop condition on August 25 hits record low
The census bureau reports the August 25 condition at 49.3 percent, the lowest on record, with an indicated yield of 7,037,000 bales. July 25 condition was 62 percent, and August 25 1920 stood at 54 percent, sparking a sharp market advance after the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Dangerous Baseball Joke Ends In Deadpan Twist
An Englishman watches his first baseball game as a fan explains plays. The fan jokes it is dangerous, then a runner is forced out at second and the Briton learns Chick Smith has died at second. The exchange ends with the fan deadpan remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Smith
Large house for rent with farmland on Walker Street
Classified notice offers a large Walker Street residence with land for wheat corn garden and chickens. Contact Mrs M A D Roberts or A H S Davis. Also advertised a pair of large blocky mules and a two horse wagon and harness for sale or exchange by S S Copeland.
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Walker St
M. A. D. Roberts
A. H. S. Davis
S. S. Copeland
A. L. Willingham
Manchester
Modern city home on 80 acres near Central of Ga rail
Describes a well improved residence with large barn on about 80 acres near a public road in Forsyth Georgia. Highlights four banks four cotton mills free schools and Bessie Tift College nearby. Asking price 10 000 with reply by box 110 Forsyth Ga. 9 2 2to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
Dr. R L Hammond Opens Office Over Carmichael Drug Co
Dr. R L Hammond will relocate and open offices over Carmichael Drug Co on September 1, 1921 due to crowded conditions. He will continue associations with Dr Woods and will maintain office phone 91 and residence 232.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hammond
Carmichael Drug Co
Dr. Woods
Death of J E Pye in Hawkinsville
Jackson and Butts county residents mourn the passing of Mr. J E Pye who died at his daughter Mrs W A Wallers home in Hawkinsville after a ten day illness. He is buried near Monticello beside family graves with five daughters one son and many grandchildren surviving. He was seventy five, a Confederate veteran and a Primitive Baptist who enjoyed horses and driving. He previously lived with his daughter Mrs Annie Curry in Monticello before staying with another daughter in Hawkinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Butts County
J. E. Pye
W. A. Waller
Hawkinsville
Monticello
W. H. Pye
Pye
Annie Curry
Waller
Jasper County
F. G. Reed
W. D. Mont
Dallas
Texas
City
W A. Waller
Hawainsville
Kate Pye
Atlanta
W. H.,pye
Charlie Pye
Georgia Urged to Halt Cheese and Butter Imports
A regional editorial argues pellagra cannot persist where vegetables and dairy are abundant. It urges Georgia to stop importing millions of dollars worth of butter and cheese and instead raise a surplus for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alls Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications, only a constitutional remedy through the blood. It describes inflammation of the Eustachian Tube causing hearing loss and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Circulars free. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tanlac Restores Health Says Little Rock Grocer
Paul Snodgrass of Little Rock Arkansas says Tanlac revived him after long illness. He describes low appetite nervousness and weakness before taking Tanlac and notes he gained fourteen pounds in weeks. The Carmichael Drug and Book Co. in Jackson sells Tanlac with many leading druggists carrying it.
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Paul Snodgrass
West Capital St
Little Rock
Ark
Snodgrass
Taniac
Jackson
Carmichael Drug and Book Co
Fall Root Crops Planting Guide From Georgia Experiment Station
Georgia Experiment Station issue advises fall planting of beets carrots parsnips turnips and winter radishes from mid August to early September. Prepare rich soil with stable manure, add fertilizer, form shallow ridges, and sow seeds continuously in drill with light coverage.
Cooking School Diploma and Dinner Conversation
A young wife boasts of a cooking school diploma while dining, asking her husband to guess the dish she prepared. He struggles to identify the tough contents as she hints at the diploma, then the text shifts to agricultural instructions on sowing and thinning root crops and soil cultivation.
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Bull Durham Tobacco
Jenkinsburg
Eugene Colwell
Kirkwood
Victoria Manning
Little Wesley Bankston
Mallet and Biles
Guernsey
Sanderville
Smith
Jones
L&m
Newton Hardware Company
Ceorgia
H. L. Allen
J. M. Finley
I. Jones
Olney
Gordon H. Thompson
Jersey
A. M. Pace
Colorado
Utah
California
Carolina
Michigan
VIA
W. L. Estes, D. P. A
Broad & Walton Sts
Fruitvale Nurseries
Albany
Ala
Little Rock Grocer
Georgia Experiment Station
G. EE. Rice
Jackson, Georgia
Cooking School
Southern Railway System
The
United States
W. L. Estes
North Broad St
Atlanta, Ga
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