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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

2

Muster in Military Company Here September 21

Announcement states the Jackson Rifles will be mustered into service on Tuesday night September 21. Colonel James M. Kimbrough Jr will come to Jackson to induct the company. Enrollment stands at fifty seven with authorized recruitment up to sixty five officers and enlisted men.

Jackson Rifles Col. Kimbrough James M. Kimbrough, Jr Jackson

Many Cases Disposed Of In Superior Court

A large number of criminal cases were disposed of in Butts superior court on Monday and Tuesday. The calendar remains crowded with cases including gaming, speeding, liquor on hand, larceny, assault and battery, and carrying concealed weapons with varied plea outcomes and sentencing.

Butts Superior Court Charlie Sims Walter Sims Buddie Conley Troy Smith Robert Lee Gay W. C. Parish J. R. Renfrew Walter Lowell J. H. Wilkerson John Tyler Henry Clark Roy Norris Arthur Bowden Tom King Cliff Combs Jim Cook Horace Hammond Henry Nevaton Ray Barnes George Cochran W. L. Moore P. L. Price Leroy Shannon Will Myrick Raymond Roan William Thurmond M. H. Tyler Willie Phillips Reef White B. L. Stephens J. R. Dickson W. E. Grant W. T. Norris J. L. Torbett H. H. Hutts Jeff Shannon Charlie Jackson J. Q. Washington Columbus Butler J. R. Woodruffff Floyd Gibson Willie Green Barber Will Lambert Barom Maddox Nelson Morris Charlie Bowden Sim Green Jute Atkinson Arthur Barber Atlas Monroe

Death of Kenneth Carmichael in Atlanta

The year and a half old Kenneth Carmichael, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Carmichael, died Tuesday at their Atlanta home. He was loved by his parents and brothers. The family, former residents of Jackson, received many condolences as the body was brought to Jackson for burial.

Kenneth Carmichael Raymond Carmichael Atlanta Kenneth Mrs. Carmichael

The World’s Priciest Oil Sold at Franklin Plant

A Franklin Pennsylvania concern makes the dearest oil at 38400 dollars per barrel. The 4 wrist watch oil sells for seven cents per bottle of an eighth ounce.

Concern Franklin

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