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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1918
Page
5
Hon J W Wise who seeks another term in the sixth district will convene supporters in Macon Friday Sept 20 at noon. Sessions occur at the Dempsey Hotel with district friends expected including delegates A A Howell and J D Jones from Butts County. Pay your subscription now.
12 Fords for sale all at right prices. All 1917 and 1918 models with shock absorbers Yale locks and De mourtable rims. Visit next to Jackson National Bank to see them at once. R N Etheridge Auto Co. Also an ad for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to cure worm problems in children and improve health with a 60 cent bottle.
Miss Beatrice Maddux leaves Monday for G N I C to resume studies. Pauline Metz of Tennille returns home after visiting Miss Annie Laura Thomas. Mansfield teacher Miss Annie Laura Thomas hosts over weekend. Mrs M A Lindsey of Atlanta returns after visiting Dr and Mrs A F White. George Smith of Atlanta visits aunt Miss Alice Smith. Mrs Minter and Miss Mamie Minter of Monticello spend weekend with Miss Annie Kate Lynch. Mollie Forbes arrives to visit Mrs Wrenn. Mrs Fred Tyler of Monticello guests of Mrs W J Waits. Mrs A W Graves leaves to study at Georgia Alabama Business College. Falma Funderburk and Mrs Fred Tyler spend Wednesday in Atlanta. R W Smith and F C Maddux spend Sunday in Atlanta. C D Ingram spends Thursday in Atlanta. G W Key from North Carolina for weekend. Mrs J S Maddux and Master Hugh visit Mr and Mrs R F Gardner. Mrs S H Malone of Malone returns after visit. Mrs F L Watts and R L Woods spend Sunday with Mrs J S Cummings. Willodeen Smith of Shreveport, La, leaves after extended visit with Miss May Ella Thomas for Bessie Tift. N J Thomas spends Saturday in Macon.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming blood purification and enrichment to restore energy and strength with an en invigorating effect. Priced at 60 cents.
Maddox Brothers suffered a $450 to $500 loss after a wagon team driven by their mules was frightened by yellow jackets. The mules bolted and fell into an old well, killing both animals in the incident reported Saturday.
A vintage ad touts Panderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss, claiming rapid restoration of lustre, softness, and new hair growth after weekly use. It accompanies local social notes about residents visiting and traveling to Griffin, Conyers, Locust Grove, and Jackson.
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