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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
11
The notice touts C's offering complete vehicle service from repair to paint in one shop. It contrasts this with an implied multi-shop approach, noting the convenience of one stop for car shape up and painting.
A fragment notes public fascination with a straddler and a man who rarely acts while admiring the bold stance of those who fight for their convictions. It suggests Senator Smith will face questions he must answer about his positions.
Fragmented city financial table shows balances and vouchers for water sewer and school funds ending March 31 1920. Interspersed poetic lines describe a Dreamland House of Dreams with moonlight birds and scented flowers.
The North and East, surprised by government liquor policy, mock the idea of state's rights while the South jokes at the reaction. The passage contrasts regional attitudes as federal action unsettles readers.
A quotation from Forbes urges citizens to deepen duties of citizenship and embrace progress as America leads the world. It emphasizes aligning personal virtue with broader ideals, cultivating a vision shaped by wartime changes, and pursuing the Kingdom of God and Brotherhood of Man on earth.
Hon J H Mills of Jenkinsburg has been invited to deliver an address at the Sixth District Rural Letter Carriers Association annual meeting in Indian Springs on May 30. Secretary is H B Whitaker of Jenkinsburg.
An advertisement touts Ziron Iron Tonic as a remedy for illness fatigue and nervous strain. It cites a Pulaski Tennessee family claim that after three bottles the father is “as strong as when he was 17,” encouraging readers to buy with a money-back guarantee.
The piece urges every Georgian to vote in the upcoming primary, stressing that turnout matters more than the issues. It argues the Democratic nomination in San Francisco will follow regardless of Georgia results and calls Butt county citizens to register their choice at the polls.
The article notes continuous rain may push farmers to store remaining cotton, as conditions hint at a small crop this year and a potential price around fifty cents per pound if sold now.
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