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VOL VIII No. 43,
Commissioners
Monthly Report
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Irwinton, Ga., June 13, 1919,
List of warrants drawn on Treasurer
this day. J. F. Billue, Clerk.
Adams Gro. Co. 60 sax oats $288.00
J A Beck guard, May, 50
C W Bell 30011 lumber 450
G Bernd Co. Harness 95.75
JF Billue salary, May, 40.
“ postage Oct Nov Dec
Jau Feb Mar Apr May 5
WM Brady ferryman, May 40
J WBrooks Jr exp to Atlanta 10.35
salary com May 5
JII Bloodworth nightwatch 50
J J Brooks two chickens 2
JTFBrooks county taking one
private vat 75 00
Fleming Bloodworth insan case 3
“ salary 16 33
DABloodworth sbu corn 88Ibs
201bs meat 16.20
Jake Burney4Blbs fish 8.16
CBButlersal tick inspec May 15
Lawronce Butts cash stamps 517
“ Udays work 44 00
LCCarrs2 lb beef 12 tallow 8.80
FCCarr sal and expense 111.90
JTCarr 3 bu 31b corn 6.08
GHCarswell making settlement
with tax col for 1918 taxes 25
Jim Carswell wk Buruey bg 2
WHCouncil 43bu corn 86
JODavidson col road tax 230.
cutting trees roa 23
JTDavidson work on bridge 8
“as tax assessor Uday 44
PMDavidson guard, May 60
J S Davis Ordinary, et al
insanity cases 40
JHDay corn 134.36
TFDeason 501 b fish 10
Joe Dean and 2hands 44,40
and helpers 312.31
WlDixon vat 75
“ meat, corn, hay 129.10
JHDuggan sal May 5
MM Eady warden, May 150
freight 35
DEMONSTRATION FORDSON TRACTOR
Manufactured by Henry Ford & Son, Inc.
Convinces all
who see work
Buy yours
put it to plowing.
It’s The Thing
T. H, Bridwell, Jr.
TOOMSBORO, GEORGIA
Ford Cars Ford Parts Fordson Tractors
Inlhfin
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY GEORGIA, FRIDAY, AUG 29, 1919.
JFEady filling Justice vat 7
“ 204 lb meat 61.20
“ tick cradieator, May 85
:AJEllis tick cradieator May 45.18
IG W Everett car hire 1.50
' Foote and Davies supplies 6 92
, Mrs Jane Fountain rent May 5
Fowler-Flemister CoalCoboards 12.48
। E T Gilmore supplies . 5 90
; Iverson Golden repair plows 11.50
Eli Hall bridge road 2.50
Hupp Bros clothing 194
RWHatcber umbrella, truck 2.50
JWHarris repair truck 4.50
TH Hardie oil and gas, May 53.69
J W Holland blacksmith 56 25
JEHolliman supl 132.14
gas, oil etc 48.56
Index Printing Co 37.83
BOJacksou chemicals 10.65
PMJackson for vat 75.
Tom Jimerson 5
Will Jones 11701bscorn 30.08
EJohnson shoes 10 50
supplies 24.26
J WKingry gas and oil 26.29
Green Lindsey road 5
Euler Mills driv truck May 4.67
AMomand supplies 77
CENewton and Bro. vegtbls 21.75
JMPatterson sal May 5
Planters Fertilizer Co. 294.87
Mrs W- J. Player 13 meals 9.75
LPPlayer Sheriff 66.65
Pcop'es Hdw Co 3.25
A Pennington tick erad May 13.08
GCPennington 12bu39 lb corn 24.98
Pen Oil Co 34.62 ,
GEPrice 251 b coffee 7.50 '
89 lbs meat 24.92 ।
Puritan Oil and Paint Co 45.24
Republic Mfg Co labor, Imbr 52.58
CHRichardson supl 7.59
jLßobertson tax assessor 44.
ABSmall supplies 199.65
jNSmith corn 47.50
CLSmith corn 8
COStevens drive truck, May 50
ißStinson 61 lbs meat 18.30
Union Taxicab Co brip truck
repair parts etc 9
Willingham Sash & Door Co
60 sacks cement 60
160sx;160sx; lOOsx cemt 420
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
The Tenth District Agricultural
School, along with the other eleven
district schools, was designed to give
ordinary high school training to boys
and girls in English, History, Mathe
matics and Science, together with
special training in Agriculture, Farm
Mechanics and Home Economics.
This school is located in Hancock
county, three miles east of Sparta, on
the Macon Branch of the Georgia
Railroad. It is high and drv, with
the purest air and the best of drink
ing water.
There is a farm of 270 acres —120
in cultivation, the rest in pasture
and grounds. There are three brick I
buildings —a boy's dormitory, a girl’s!
dormitory with kitchen and dining,
room, and an academic building with i
domestic science kitchen, laboratory. )
library and auditorium.
There are four horses, ten cow’s, a
registered Jersey bull, three register
ed Poland China hogs and other com
moner cattle. '1 here is a izood horse
barn and before the year is out, we
hope to build a new dairy barn and
silo.
There is a shop equipped with ker
osene engine, dynamo, saws, planer,
lathe and hand tools, and another en
gine for pumping water into the
buildings, shower baths, bath-tubs, etc.
There is a poultry yard and a
school garden of twenty sections;
i where pupils are taught practical gar- ;
) deuing. An orchard has been started
’ and small fruits will be raised onoth
er year.
For further information write,
E. C. MERRY, Principal,
Granite Hill, Georgia,
Wright Auto Co material;wk 870 j
RL&NJWpnn 1034 ft lumber 20 68;
RLWynu vat 75
J Youngblood rec and paying 242.09
Mr Emory Carswell is spending;
the week in Atlanta. I
4k
FobiMS A
oi||w Rn|y 4
$750.00
F. O. B. Dearborn, Mich.
As Production goes up, Price goes down.
SCHOOL NEXT WEEK
Talmadge Institute, Irwinton,
opens next week for the fall
term. With the renewed inter
est in education that has been
aroused in the county recently,)
this term should be unusually j
well attended. Alreany a num-,
ber of pupils from out of town I
have secured places to board.
The work of the school last
year under management of M : ss *
Iris Ragan, with Miss Evelina j
Knox assistant, was highly sat-;
isfactory botn to patfons andj
pupils who are pleased to know;
that they are to have the same
, efficient teachers again.
i There was no music teacher
) during the spring term, but a
; talented musician, Miss Nina
i Ragan, will have charge of the
) music class this fall.
Mr Stout of Wrightsville was in
Irwinton Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Benita Dixon, Miss Jessie)
Richardson. Mr Clyde Dixon, were
guests of Mrs J. R. Dixon Saturday
evening.
Miss Benita Dixon entertained a
number of young people from Tooms
boro and Irwinton Friday evening at
: a delightful prom party for her visitor
) Miss Jessie Richardson of Ivey.
Miss Alice Parker has returned
from a visit to relatives iu Macon.
Miss Fannie Yawu has returned to
her home at Mcßae after a visit to
her sister. Mrs W. H. Parker.
Miss Edna Earle Raines of Macon,
Miss Ruth DuPree of Dublin, were
guests of Mr and Mrs B. I. Stevens
; the past week end.
Mr and Mrs H. A. Cliett. of San
: dersville were guests of Mrs S. A.
* Nesbitt, this week.
Found one Yale key. Describe
I andjtake it.
For Sale
One blind horse, age seven years,
'in perfect health otherwise; is a good
traveler, will work well anywhere,)
; gentle, but. full of pep.
L. R. Cason,
j h 29 Toomsboro.
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' Little Four Overland Touring ear
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Tor sale. Brand new. Levi Cason.
• Toomsboro-
Mrs J. W. Varnadoe and daughter
! Miriam, ol Savannah, together with
। Miss Leila Mae Brooks of Gordon
and Miss Winifred Seckinger of
i Washington, D. C., have had a very
pleasant visit with their parents and
grandparents. Mr Lewis always en
joys a visit from his children and
grandchildren.
Momand sells school books.
We are at your service
Utt MILLEDGEVILLE MILINS COMPANY
With a Modern Flour Mill
for Public Grinding.
Easy to reach by rail or truck. Will take care of your
shipment daily. All shipments returnen same day re
ceived. You do not have to wait when you come to see us
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Daily Capacity 100 Barrels
Plain or Self-Rising Flour
MILLEDGEVILLE MILLING CO.
Milledgeville, - Georgia
Buy your Tractor now and pre
pare land for early grain crops.
Expert will show how to use
all plows, harrows and other mod
ern farm machinery.
The days of cheap, plentiful
Farm Labor have passed. Ford
took the slow mule from the road,
and now is driving him from the
field, by doing his work better.
I \ t 'l' to '«
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51.50 a Year
For Sale
One brand new Little Fcur Overland
Touring car. Levi Cason,
a29 Tjohisljoiv, Ga.
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When all the amateurs in a
> country get temporarily nerved
up to stealing big amounts it
peeves the big crooks and they
profiteer worse than ever.
Overland Touring car for sale. A
) brand new Little Four. Levi Cason,
) Toomsboro.
Misses Sue and Elmina Chambers
of Macon visited relatives and friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr Joe Skelton is at home after a
several months stay at Americus.
Mjs Murchison of Tennille is the
guest of Mr and Mrs Lee Hatfield.
