In the 1920s he joined the largest daily newspaper in Belgrade – Politika (Politics).
[2] During the Macedonian struggle and the Fight in Velika Hoča in particular, Milosav Jelić, published the poem Kujundžića majka (Kujundžić's Mother) in the collection of Srbijanski venac (Serbian Garland), memorializing voivode Lazar Kujundžić.
[3] He also immortalized volunteer, Podnarednik (Lance sergeant) Mihajlo Jovanović for his acts of bravery at the height of World War I in 1917.
[5] He also co-wrote the lyrics for Stanislav Binički's popular composition – March on the Drina – with Miloje Popović.
[6] Jelić fell out of favor in Communist times because of his support of the Old Order and association with the Chetnik movement, but now people want to celebrate him and his work again.