About Pickens County progress. (Jasper, Ga.) 1899-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1924)
i V* JherelsMo Transportation i V mm :■ % i' th th?? n f ( Orf Eaiiroad – N handled ? t I a total of 169,822 j care of freight-— | f nearly i(« more record. Pre viou» [ L it f? u ! P; • ; .v-„ nNA-GE ^yiao =5| 4 is School Trustee Election The Board of Education has cr ib red a county-wide election for school trustees to he held Saturday, December 13th, 1024, to fill all va cancies The election will be held between 2 and 4 p no, in all dis trieiH except Jasper, Marble City and Talking Rock, the local trustees in those districts being allowed to fix their own hours. All districts will be tequired to make returns to the County Superintendent’s office as soon as possible. G F. Compton, Supt. CORN FOR SALE Must sell my entire corn ctop at once, as l will move in a few days. Cordon Jones, Talking Rock, Ga, HORSES AN!) MULES SHOD In first class shape. Shoes kept at shop. Wagons and bug gies repaired. All work done in first class shape. Shop located back of Jasper High School build ing. COX AND CORBIN. Notice On account of some changes that I will have to make iu m> business, I want to a* k all who owe me on notes and accounts to please call and settle at once, or make some arrangements in re gard to same. West W. 0. brook. A Good Tiling - DON’T MISS IT. Send your name and address plainly written together with 5 cents (and this •lip) Moines, to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dea trial Iowa, and receive in return a Cough package Remedy containing Chamberlain’* for coughs, colds, croup) bronchial, “flu” and whooping coughs, aud tickling throat; Chamberlain’s Stom ach and Liver Tablets for stomach trou bles, indigestion, gassy pains that crowd the heart, biliousness and constipation; Chamberlain's Salve, needed in-every and family akin for aflcctions; burns, scalds, these wounds, valued family piles, medicines for only 5 cents. Don’t k. -Qtiiidren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O STO R t A When Congress convenes this week, it will consider many issues more deserving of serious discus sion than the various bills affecting the rail transportation lines of the Nation. "The Transportation Prob lem” has always been a subject for political haranguing but, during the past two years, while stump speak ers and radical editors have been talking and writing—the railroads have been solving the so-called problem. Look at the figures for yourself— during the week that ended October 25, 1924, more than one million one hundred thousand loaded freight cars were handled by the railroads of the United States (1,112,345)— the great est tonnage ever handled in their BlSIory. hifitorv If you are neither a shipper nor a receiver of freight, ask some of your friends who are in business whether or not the railroads are doing their part towards increasing prosperity. Congress should give the "Trans portation Act” a fair test and the railroads should not be annoyed by useless changing of rules and regula tions governing their operation. HOLT The schoo 1 is progressing nicely under the management of Mr.Claude Burton. We are sorry to learn that Melo Medliu is very sick. Hope she will soon recover and come back toschool. Messis Eugene and Glenn Holt visited Mr. Cleburn Moss Sunday. The singing at Mr. G. W. Law man’s Sunday night was enjoyed by all present. Several from Holt attended the singing at Jesusalem Sunday. Mr. Cleburn Moss spent th * first part of this week with relatives at Ball Ground, We are sorry to hear that Mr Flo^d White happened to the misfortune ol getting his car tom up Sunday. Mr. Oleu Stokes has purchased a new Ford roadster. There will be a box supper at Holt school house next Saturday night, Dec. 6th, for the purpose of painting the school house and other necessities. Everybody invited. Girls, bring boxes, and boys, bring some money. Don’t forget the singing at Holt every second Sunday. A cordial iu vitatiou is extended to all. Two Grasshoppers. NOTICE We are prepared to do all kinds of repair and blacksmith work, horse-shoeing, etc. Shopinlront of school house. PAYNE – HYDE. Farm For Sale 31 acres with dwelling' house, plenty of good strong land, tim ber, pasture with plenty of water. 7 miles east of Jasper. Baigain for cash. C. M. Fields, Jasper Route 1. WANTED I want to buy your original poplar timber. Will buy on the stump or the logsf.o-b cars. See me before selling. E. E. Bernott, Jasper, Ga. Mirble Hill Thgre will be a box supper a Marble Hill sch >ol Lou A* T1 ursday light, Dec lOtii. Every rdy corne Bring a w< I tilled pocketbook , vVe’re going to have lots of fun. i Misses Mav belle Hamrick Gladys Holladay spent Tbankgiving 1 o’idays in Knoxville Mr. Floyd Fitts has returned borne from New York, “It’s loo cold there.” Mr, David Byess coue home from Loui ville, hut will teturn again in. he spring. Prof. C. C. Baker and Miss EHeu Quillian spent Thanksgiving in Atlanta. Misses Lula and Lila Vt hite bad quite a number of visitors from Can ton Sunday. Mr. T. M. Ray i? still in bed and seems to be gradually growing worse- We hope there will be change for the better. Misses Mamie Fields and Ruth Stand! took Thanksgiving dinner with Miss Bill Eaton. The Bull Dog basketball teams will plav Nelson one night this wet k at Nelson. Mr and Mrs. Alden Ray have moved back to Marble Hill from Nnr’h Carolina. Mr. Paul Hendrix spent last week end in Atlanta. A Reader. Louisville – Nashville R. R Arriving and departing time at .Taspe*’ Ga. A Daily. 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