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County Commissioners Statement
For The Month of August 1970
7839 Fox Program Butts Cos., Cos. Comm. 5 25.00
7840 Payroll Account Butts Cos. 3,997.20
7841 The C&S Rank of Jackson, Withholding 1,442.94
7842 Ga. Power Cos., Roads 3.32
7843 Central Ga. E. M. C., P. Bldg. 8 - 25
7844 City of Jackson, P. Bldg. 1 /;>.]
7845 Phinazee & McKibben, Road 869.50
7846 Mrs. Martha R. Sims, Road 100.00
7847 Cooperative Extension Service, H.D. & Agr. 11.02
7848 Clerk Superior Court, Superior Court 100.00
7849 Southern Safety Supply, Road 100.00
7850 Gulf Oil Corp, Road 090.55
7851 Butts Cos. Dept. F.A.C.S., Welfare 2,119.96
7852 Butts Cos. Health Dept., P. Health 2,191.40
7863 Sheriff Butts Cos., Sheriff 524.00
7854 Miss Fealty Holland, H.D. & Alt* - . 40.00
7855 Transport Clearings, Ordinary ‘- 48
7856 Hensley Office Equip. Cos., Ordinary 3.98
7857 Jackson Flower Shop, Cos. Comm. 15 - 00
7858 R. W. Watkins, Jr., Attorney 65 - 00
7859 Dixie Lime & Stone Cos., Road 1,469.05
7860 Ga. Hospital Service Assn., Ins. 707.93
7861 Marshall & Bruce Cos., Superior Court 10.25
7862 Ga. Carolina Oil Cos., Road 111.10
7863 Ga. Contractors Supply, Road 501.15
7864 McMichael Bros., Inc., Road 10.00
7865 Bill’s Texaco Station, Sheriff 129.80
7866 James C. Howell, M. D., Sheriff 15.00
7867 Western Auto Store, Sheriff 8 -95
7868 Standard Oil Cos., Sheriff 7-61
7869 Gulf Oil Corp, Sheriff 1.11
7870 Triangle Service Station, Sheriff 137.90
7871 Jackson Drug Cos., Sheriff 9.39
7872 Polk’s Tire & Service Cos., Sheriff 20.00
Polk’s Tire & Service Cos., Road 13.00
7873 Sargent-Sowell, Sheriff 107.75
7874 Clerk Superior Court (Grand Jurors), Sup. Court 532.50
7875 B. B. Garland, Attorney, Tax Assessors 100.00
7876 Payroll Account, Butts Cos. 3,810.86
7877 Clerk Superior Court (Jurors) Sup. Court 960.00
7878 T. E. Robison Jr., Road 7.40
7879 Ga. Robot Cutter Cos., Road 49.38
7880 Elsco, Inc., P. Bldg. _ 12.75
7881 Parrish Drug Cos., Sheriff 8.94
7882 City Pharmacy, Sheriff 14.94
7883 B&C Farm Supply, Road .85
7884 Hodges Hdwe. Cos., Road 34.48
7885 The Geo. 11. Bernard Cos., Ordinary 168.57
7880 Hunnicutt & Assoc. Tax Assessors 5,000.00
7887 Wall Tire Distributors, Rond 210.38
7888 Madison Chemical Cos., P. Bldg. 130.85
7889 Xerox Corporation, Sup. Court 140.75
7890 Macon Concrete Pipe Cos., Bridge 400.20
7891 James K. Creasy, M. D., Sheriff 15.00
7892 Remington Office Machines, Sup. Court 404.20
Commissioners 404.20
7893 Uniform Sales of Ga., Sheriff 209.02
7894 ABW Chevrolet Cos., Sheriff 13.00
Road 30.00
7895 Road Machinery, Inc., Road 131.63
7890 Tri-State Tractor Cos., Road 172.09
7897 Jackson Progress-Argus, Sheriff 20.00
Cos. Comm. 139.16
Ordinary 10.00
Superior Court 33.17
Tax Asseessors 1.25
Tax Collector .30
7398 Sou. States Printing Cos., Sup. Court 62.00
Cos. Comm. 8.30
Sheriff 33.30
7899 Southern Bell Tel. Cos., P. Bldg. 190.80
7900 Weaver Ins. Agency, Ins. 1,260.00
7901 Bruce Welch, P. Bldg. 5.00
7902 U. S. Post Office, Office Supplies 120.00
7903 Epps Brothers Const. Cos., Road 6,125.83
7904 Payroll Acct., Butts Cos. 3,267.03
7905 Cooperative Extension Service, H.D. & Agr. 37.10
7906 Phinazee & McKibben Grass Cos., Road 636.52
Total $41,540.91
Payroll Account, August 1970
5704 Mary Jo English, Tax Collector 154.00
5705 Brenda Butler, Ordinary 154.00
5706 Martha R. Sims, Clerk Court 140.00
5707 Russell Crumbley, Sheriff 242.J0
5708 Billy Leverette, Sheriff 242.30
5700 Ruby Kate Moore, Tax Assessor 160.00
5710 Billy Sutton, Treasurer 192.30
5711 Charity Travis, P. Bldg. 50.00
5712 Oscar G. Head, P. Bldg. 190.96
5713 Johnny King, P. Health 70.00
5714 Carl C. Thaxton, P. Health 54.00
5715 Charles C. Williams, P. Health 46.20
5716 D. W. Bailey, Road 270.00
5717 Herbert Barnes, Road 217.80
5718 James Brown, Road 189.90
5719 Robert Brown, Road ...... 189.90
5720 Ted Fears, Road 217.80
5721 Jimmy Gilbert, Road 217.80
5722 James Gilbert, Road 217.80
5723 Aaron Goodrum, Road 189.90
5724 Ernest Pye, Road ... 217.80
5725 Horace Watkins, Road 141.75
5726 Horace Freeman, Road 157.50
5727 Roy Watson, Road 148.50
5728 Edward Duffey Jr.. Road ... 80.00
THE JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS, JACKSON, GEORGIA
Herman Talmadge
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iißWf %V REPORTS from the united states senate
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MOST AMERICANS REGRET to see U.S. military action in
Cambodia that widens the war in Southeast Asia. At the same
time, we all hope and pray, as the President expects, that it will
reduce American casualties and speed the end of the war.
This was the President’s decision to make as Commander in
Chief of the Armed Forces under the Constitution. As such, it must
be respected, in spite of widespread concern, my own included,
about its consequences. Time will tell the effectiveness of this
move.
The great concern felt by many people is that the Cambodia
action is not actually fighting the war more vigorously, but only
extending its confines. In view of past performance in Vietnam,
it is not difficult to justify such a feeling.
• * *
PEOPLE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN that it was just this kind
of action that led to the costly war in Vietnam. To date, approxi
mately 50,000 American soldiers have lost their lives over there,
and close to 275.000 have been wounded.
We have been bogged down in Vietnam for six years with no
real effort to achieve victory. The Communists throughout all of
Southeast Asia are fully aware of this. And that is why we are now
faced with even deeper involvement in Cambodia and Laos.
I have felt for some time that if the United States was not going
to fight with a determination to bring the Communists to a settle
ment and to get our soldiers out. then we have had no business
being there
We have not fought the war. We have not taken the war directly
to the enemy. We have allowed privileged sanctuaries, not just in
Cambodia and not lust in recent months. They have also been
allowed in North Vietnam and Laos, and tor manv years.
With all the current fervor for attacking in Cambodia, one
might well ask why some of these sanctuaries and strategic targets
have not been attacked before now This is precisely whv this war
has so divided the country. Americans do not like to see their
soldiers fighting with one hand tied behind their backs.
* * *
IF MOVING INTO CAMBODIA means that we at last intend
to prosecute this war the wav it should be prosecuted and to
destroy the Communist wai effort, then this action will have the
support of a majority of American people However people are
not goinc to countenance the loss of more American blood and
treasure in the absence of such a rle’crmination
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5729 Charles Smith, Road .. _. 80.00
5730 Johnny Hightower, Road 80.00
5731 Bruce Welch, Road - 80.00
~732 Mike Barnes, Road - - . 80.00
5733 Robert Hightower, Road 80.00
5734 Gail Hurst, Registrars 60.00
5735 A. L. Weaver, Registrars 60.00
5736 J. W. O’Neal, Registrars . - 37.50
5737 L. H. Duke, Registrars 37.50
5738 Mary Jo English, Tax Collector 154.00
5739 Brenda Butler, Ordinary 154.00
5740 Martha R. Sims, Clerk Court 140.00
5741 Russell Crumbley, Sheriff 242.30
5742 Billy Leverette, Sheriff 242.30
5743 Ruby Kate Moore, Tax Assessors 160.00
5744 Billy Sutton, Treasurer 192.30
5745 Charity Travis, P. Bldg. 50.00
5746 Oscar G. Head, P. Bldg - 218.40
5747 Johnny King, P. Health —. 70.00
5748 Carl C. Thaxtdn, P. Health 54.00
574.) Charles C. Williams, P. Health 46.20
6750 Gail Hurst, Registrars 67.50
5751 A. L. Weaver, Registrars 105.00
5752 J. W. O’Neal, Registrars 90.00
5753 Vicki Washington, Registrars 23.00
5754 D. W. Bailey, Road - 270.00
5755 Herbert Barnes, Road - 217.80
5756 James Brown, Road 189.90
5757 Robert Brown, Road 189.90
5758 Ted Fears, Road 217.80
5759 Jimmy Gilbert, Road 217.80
5760 James Gilbert, Road - 217.80
5761 Aaron Goodrum, Road 202.56
5762 Ernest Pye, Road 217.80
5763 Horace Watkins, Road ... 157.50
5764 Horace Freeman, Road 157.50
5765 Roy Watson, Road - 148.50
5766 Edward Duffey Jr., Road - 16.00
5767 Charlie Smith. Road 16.00
5768 Bruce Welch, Road 82.00
5769 Alfred D. Fears, Cos. Comm. 225.00
5770 D. W. Bailey, Cos. Comm. 200.00
5771 Hammond Barnes, Cos. Comm. 200.00
5772 Mary Will Hearn, Tax Collector 416.67
5773 L. J. Washington, Ordinary 625.00
5774 David P. Ridgeway, Superior Court ... * 625.00
5775 Hugh C. Polk, Sheriff 708.33
5776 John A. Sherrell, Sheriff ... 40.00
5777 Joel V. Crane, Sheriff 125.00
5778 Nell R. Carmichael, Tax Receiver 300.00
5779 Frances B. Roquemore, Superior Court 54.00
5780 Sara L. McGarity. Superior Court 68.00
5781 Millard Daniel, H.D. & Agr. x. 260.00
5782 Peggy Holland, H.D. & Agr. 145.00
5783 Donna Lindsey, H.D. & Agr. ... 75.00
Gross Total $13,342.37
Less Deduction 2,267.28
Net Total $11,075.09
The
Sports
Scene
BY BUTCH LUMMUS
Coach Vince Dooley has his
Bulldogs at home this weekend
to meet the Tigers of Clemson.
Under new head coach Cecil In
gram the Tigers have looked im
pressive beating Citadel and Vir
ginia. After losing a heartbreak
er in New Orleans, this Saturday
could prove to be just as rough.
Georgia is a squeaker over Clem
son by only 7.
Tech, after two consecutive
victories, will have the Hurricanes
of Miami at Grant Field. As long
as the Jackets look as good as
they have who can pick against
them? Georgia Tech over Miami
by 10.
After a 20-4-1 first week the
second should end like this:
Tennessee over Auburn
Alabama over Florida
Florida over Wake Forest
LSU over Rice
Mississippi over Kentucky
Notre Dame over Purdue
Vanderbilt over Mississippi St.
Oklahoma over Oregon St.
South Carolina over N.C. State
Indiana over California
In the Pros:
Green Bay over Atlanta
Detroit over Cincinnati
Cleveland over San Francisco
Los Angeles over Buffalo
Miami over Houston
Minnesota over New Orleans
Dallas over New York Giants
New York Jets over Boston
Oakland over San Diego
Chicago over Philadelphia
Denver over Pittsburgh
St. Louis over Washington
Kansas City over Baltimore
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to say thank you
to our pastor, Leon Cross and his
family, all my friends and rel
atives who were so good to me
at the time of the automobile
accident in which Tony and
Randy were so badly hurt. Barry
Maddox was also in the car.
Thank you for the visits, flowers,
gifts and for the prayers. They
helped me so very much. I want
to say thank you to Dr. Joe S.
Robinson and all the nurses at the
Macon Hospital and also thank
the Doctors and nurses at For
syth Hospital. May God bless each
and every one of you.—James
Moore, Jr.
Mr. Merchant
Here Are TEN Solid Facts You Should Consider
In Planning Your Advertising
1 This newspaper is an advertising medium that is WANTED —it is sought
after and paid for, and advertising in it is not an intruder in the home.
2 Nearly all of this newspaper’s circulation is CONCENTRATED in this trading
area.
3 The newspaper provides PENETRATION in the primary market by reaching
virtually every family or customer in that market.
4 People read newspaper ads when they are ready to make a decision and to
act WHEN THEY’RE READY TO BUY.
5 The newspaper is convenient; it may be consulted at a time most CON
VENIENT to every member of the family.
6 People LIKE TO READ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS —surveys show
85 per cent of the people want their newspaper to contain advertising.
7 Every issue of every newspaper contains INFORMATION AND PICTURES
of interest to every member of the family.
8 Newspaper reading is a habit and a part of people’s routine.
9 The printed word is MORE RELIABLE THAN the spoken word and it cannot
be refuted because it is easily available for re-checking. More accurate infor
mation is obtained by reading than by listening.
10— The newspaper is ideal for comparison—items in a newspaper may be easily
compared with items in other newspaper ads.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE and MOST ECONOMICAL WAY
TO PROMOTE BUSINESS IS THROUGH
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
JACKSON PROGRESS-ARGUS
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We Salute
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Our Solid Citizens 1
• He shares the burdens of the community.
• He believes in integrity, honor, order
and discipline.
• He does not despair.
• He spends less than he makes.
• He's strong for free enterprise.
• He has faith in the future.
Your Home Owned
FULL SERVICE BANK
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BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1970
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