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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
7
The article argues farmers rely too much on ped dling and lack advertising. It urges promoting superior products like livestock, eggs, butter, and seeds to attract buyers in the home market and beyond, noting farm product sales rival all other goods combined to feed the nation.
Mrs. T. F. Parks of Dutton Alabama recommends Thedford's Black-Draught as a dependable liver remedy. She cites relief from indigestion constipation sour stomach and headache and notes the product's long history of use and availability from all druggists.
Jasper county grand jury returns fourteen indictments against John S. Williams and his three sons Hulon Marvin and LeRoy in a multi county murder series dating back to 1918. Three Williams sons remain at large with rewards of 500 each. Clyde Manning named as a self confessed accomplice faces trial in Newton county in May.
An editor favors publication of a poem from Cheraw County News critiquing a girl’s attire. The piece questions modesty, condemns thin dresses, and calls for wearing underclothes, arguing it would make the girl more appealing and proper in the eyes of suitors.
The article argues that consumers should buy essential cotton goods to raise demand. It suggests every family participate in the market, predicting a rapid positive impact on cotton prices once consumption increases.
A large group of farmers and business leaders heard Aaron Sapiro describe California fruit co operatives and how a similar plan could remove speculators and boost growers profits in cotton. Georgia plans to organize with a 300000 bale sign up. Oklahoma already organized and Texas and others in progress.
An old farmer visits a rural railroad station and discusses the country’s financial woes, blaming Monroe Wilson in a tongue in cheek skit about national debt and spirits. The anecdote reflects local humor over national issues, using a village setting to lampoon public discourse.
Jackson high school beat Forsyth here Wednesday afternoon by 4 to 3. Maddox faced McGee with a sharp pitching duel as Aris Newton caught for Jackson. The local nine, built around young players, has defeated strong teams and plans several more games before season end.
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