Local Visitors Share Weekends in Griffin Area
Mrs. Robert Chambers and Ruth of Griffin visit Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thaxton. Lena White spends weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. White. R. O. Stodghill and Boyce Cawthon visit Griffin on Thursday. W. J. White and Francis join Mr. and Mrs. Cham bers and children Sunday with Harrison Cawthon. Mrs. W. D. Duke visits Wiley Mitchell family. G. W. White, Mrs. Robert White and son Jared with Lena and Frances White spend Friday.
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Robert Chambers
Ruth
Griffin
R. A. Thaxton
Lena White
G. W. White
R. O. Stodghill
Boyce Cawthen
W. J. White
Francis
John Chambers
Harrison Cawthon
W. D. Duke
Wiley Mitchell
Robert White
Jared
Lena
Frances White
Butts County Livestock Association Set For Friday Meeting
The Butts County Live Stock Association will meet Friday at 2 o clock in the courthouse. Members will hear a report on the visit to Eatonton creamery and Putnam county dairy areas. Plans for a Better Pastures Day and progress on the Jackson cream station will be discussed.
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Eatonton Creamery
Butts County
Live Stock Association
Court House
Eatonton
Putnam County
Jackson
Live Stock
Dodson's Liver Tone Sells Against Calomel in Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer liver tonic than calomel. The copy touts a money back guarantee, claims regulation of liver stomach and bowels, and notes 15 million bottles sold.
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Dodson
Adv
Community urged to support Jackson and Butts County schools
The notice calls for full support from all residents to boost education. It emphasizes saving children through education and building the best schools in the state, urging collective effort rather than criticism.
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Jackson and
Butts County
Card of Thanks to Jackson Fire Department
Mrs. R. E. Stanfield expresses sincere gratitude to the Jackson fire department and others for their good work during the recent fire that threatened her home.
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R. E. Stanfield
Jackson Fire Department
Mansfield social notes include visits and name change query
The column lists several local visits with families in Mansfield including Mr. and Mrs. Kitchens and Miss Ruthie D. Kitchens with the Rupert Washingtons, the Cawthons with the Stodghills, Cleo Washington in Covington, Louise and Byrd Cawthon from Atlanta with Frances White, Walter Duke family from Stark with Bob Smith, and L. L. Washingtons at Gaithers. It also identifies the Newton county writer "Guess Who" as Mrs. Howard Standard formerly Miss Katie Bell Gray and invites responses.
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Mansfield
John Kitchens
Ruthie D. Kitchens
Rupert Washington
Boyce Cawthon
R. O. Stodghill
Cleo Washington
Covington
Louise and
Byrd Cawthon
Atlanta
Frances White
Walter Duke
Little Son
Stark
Bob Smith
L. L. Washington
Gaith
Newton County
Guess Who
Howard Standard
Katie Bell Gray
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning For Safe Use
The notice urges buyers to verify Bayer branding on every aspirin package or tab to ensure a genuine product prescribed by physicians for twenty one years. It notes uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain with aspirin sold in twelve count tins and larger packages by druggists.
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Bayer
Forsyth Cotton Mill Turns Down Large Order
Signs point to firmer business conditions in Forsyth as a local cotton mill declined a 75,000 pound yarn order at a good price due to pre booked demand. A Forsyth dry goods firm also faced cloth price increases of one cent per yard, signaling a slow return to normal levels.
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Forsyth
Deposits in Georgia Banks Rise in 1921
Georgia state banks show deposits rising by 4,319,500 for the year ending June 30, 1921, over 1919. Total resources climbed to 552,350,000 in 1919 and 286,594,000 in 1921, with overdrafts and checks held dropping substantially under T. R. Bennett's administration. Capital stock also increased from 29,250,009 in 1919 to 34,059,000 in 1921.
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Georgia
T. R. Bennett
State Banking Department
State Treasury
Bennett
Community notes from Union Ridge and area visitors
Mrs Alfred Dodson and family host in Stark as Mr and Mrs Dodson visit their children. Several local residents and guests are mentioned visiting friends and relatives including Miss Lillie Belle Smith from Worthville, Miss Tassie Fears from Atlanta, and Mrs R E Stacy from Atlanta. Updates include ill relative Mr J F McCord at home of Mr and Mrs W M Freeman.
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Alfred Dodson
Stark
Tom Fears
W. L. Dodson
Lillie Belle Smith
Worthville
Anna Freeman
Bob Fears
Wciid Moncrief
Ethel McCord
Atlanta
Black & Moffett
W. M. Freeman
Miss McCord
Nacooche Valley
Tassie Fears
Miss Fears
Nobles’ Sanitarium
Lena Tyler
Jasper County
Job Tyler
Marcus Freeman
M. L. Freeman
Claud Norsworthy
L. R. Dodson
J. F. McCord
Covington
van M. Freeman
Missey Anna Freeman
Wm. Boyd
Newton County
R. E. Stacy
Whit Nelson
Wclid
Colored School to Open September 5 in Jackson
The Jackson colored public school will begin Monday September 5 with co principals P G Page and Fannie Henderson. Additional teachers may be hired if needed and classes will be held at Bethel Flats on Oak Street. Aimed at uniting factions, the board plans one school with tuition fees for out of town students and an entrance charge. Page brings 35 years of experience and Atlanta University ties. Henderson has led the school previously and also attended Atlanta University.
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Jackson Colored Public School
P. G. Page
Fannie Henderson
Oak Street
Wll
Page
Africa
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Atlanta University
Colored School
Jackson
Mrs W D Gilmore Buried Here In Jackson
Friends learn of Mrs. W D Gilmore death in McRae after two strokes. Formerly Miss Nannie Jinks from Butts county she lived there with her husband the late Dooly Gilmore. Survived by two daughters and a brother she is interred in Jackson cemetery after service at the Methodist church led by Rev J R Jordan.
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W. D. Gilmore
McRae
Jackson
Emily Jinks
Methodist Church
J. R. Jordan
Jackson Cemetery
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Jackson Community
Chautauqua
Livestock Club
Ers
Ss. H. Thornton
Jackson, GA
Riga
Forsyth Cotton Mill
Monroe Advertiser
Cate
Cardu
Cardus
Mrs. Simpson
DR. Dove
Seem
Union Ridge
Carey Carey
Newton Hardware CO
D_ a
Alc
Henderson
Atlanta Trust Company
Smith Bros. Concord Nursery
W.J. Weaver
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