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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1923

Page

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Butts County Farmers Hear District Meeting Campaign

Several hundred citizens attended eight district meetings Monday night to discuss diversified farming, the cow sow and hen idea, and soil building to combat boll weevil impacts. State experts from the Southern Railway Georgia College of Agriculture and local leaders spoke, leading to stronger farmer business ties and a pledge to support the Permanent Prosperity Program and form a county agricultural committee.

Sting Theouthern Railway System Statellegg of Agriculture Georgia Ssociation Therincipal A. M Ork

Agricultural Body to Meet on Tuesday

Butts County Agricultural Committee members from the education board Kiwanis Club and eight district reps will meet the Board of Education on Tuesday May 1. President I L Etheridge and secretary Van Fletcher lead the committee. The item notes dairy cow sow and hen as foundations of farm prosperity.

Kiwanis Club Board of Education Isetter Butts County Board of Education Etheridge van Fletcher

Pasture trip by Butts county crowd to Lunsford pasture

A large party led by County Farm Agent H. G. Wiley visited Evans Lunsford pasture in Covington. About sixty explored the pasture methods praised as a model for permanent year round grazing. Lunsford reports 128 acres sustaining 40 to 60 cattle year round with no dry feed, and income 35 to 40 dollars per acre yearly from pasture.

Henry G. Wiley Butts County Evans Covington Bermuda Lunsford Lufisford Warren Furlow J. D. Jones Doyle and Vincent Jones Messrs J. D. Brownlee Charles Brownlee G. H. Ridgeway W. C. Smith R. E. Evans E. L.barnes J. R. Biles Ss. W. Hencely J. R. Conner A. C. Finley T. W. Ham J. J. McKibben J. C. Jones Dr. H. R. Slaton Henry Slaton T. W. Moore Pliny Weaver J. M. Bankston C. W. Fletcher T. B. Fletcher W. D. Fletcher J. H. McKibben A. H. Pope C. A. Towles Sam J. Smith N. K. Vickers J. H. Pope and Son H. G. Asbury W. H. Mills W. B. Compton, Jr R. N. Etheridge W. E. Foster B. F. Watkins R. C. Thomas A. M. Pace and Son R. A. Franklin Ed Carmichael S. K. Smith

Kiwanis Club Plans Forsyth Visit Friday April 27

Kiwanis members meeting in Jackson finalize plans for a trip to Forsyth on Friday April 27 leaving Jackson at 5 PM Central time. Luncheon program in Forsyth features courtesy observance and district meeting reports show near full attendance. May 1 guest program includes Butts County Agricultural Committee and Southern Railway agent Roland Turner address. Cow Sow Hew Farmers in Missouri note reports pure bred herd replacement to USDA.

Forsyth Kiwanis Club Jackson Butts County Agricultural Committee The Club Roland Turner

Large enrollment in county Boys and Girls club work

The article notes a bright outlook for the year with about one hundred youth enrolled in Pig Calf Poultry and Corn clubs across multiple county schools. It lists participants by school including Union Ridge Worthville Gak Grove Grady Jackson Cedar Rock and more with many students joining Pig Poultry and Calf clubs and several in Corn clubs and others.

Butts County Henry G. Wiley Union Ridge Larue Dodson Evelyn Dodson Worthville Cleo Swint Robert Smith Frances White Julian Stodghill Aldine Bunn Linton Lofton Beulah—Powell Colwell Olin McElhenney James Wallace Fred Cleveland Sandy Plains Willie Brooks Amos Treadwell Chalmers Ridgeway Johnny Kinard James Spencer Tommie Spencer Julian Evans Sarah Weaver Bernard Ridgeway Gladys Weaver Jim Tom Ridgeway Marshal Evans Nannie Mae _ Treadwell Rosa Lee Ridgeway Ethel McClendon Helen Thaxton Mildred Ridgeway Ophelia Flynt Sarah Flynt Emma Joe Spencer Gak Grove Lillian Martin Edwin Sims Robert Fletcher Pig Aubrey Britton George Pelt Clifford Stroud Corn Sarah Collins Jenette Collins Poultry Cedar Rock Charlie Long Lane Cook Taylor Foster Iron Springs Marie Hardy McKibben White Etheleen Strawn Alonzo Thomas J. C. McClure Grady Sarah Brooks

Strawberry Association to Demonstrate Packing and Distribution

Members of the Butts County Strawberry Association will meet Friday at 2 PM for a packing and grading demonstration. Crates will be distributed to attendees as the shipping season approaches and a large yield is expected.

Butts County

Memorial Day Honors for Confederate Veterans in Jackson

The Larkin D. Watson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a Memorial Day program in Jackson honoring Confederate veterans from 1860 to 1865. Major Joel B. Mallet delivered the address, praised traditions, and Crosses of Honor were awarded. Veterans and families attended, with cemetery tributes by Confederate descendants and a luncheon at the Woman's Club. The John L. Barnett camp No 1114 UCV held its annual meeting in the courthouse.

Erate Gray Jackson Larkin D. Watson United Daughters of the Confederacy Joel B. Mallet Jackson High School Emory University Law Department University of Georgia Yale University Mallet Georgia Maj. Mallet Atlanta South Court House Henry H. Jones H. M. Fletcher Robert VanDeventer Woman’s Club Confederacy John L. Barnett

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Lwives Coody Southern Ilway H.C. Bates Sovern Railway Indian Springs G. W. Humphrey Theouthern Railway Mr. J. Maston Armers’ Union Warehouse Pany Dublin—Press Huddleston L. W. Rogers Hy Frank W. Fitch Georgiatate College of Agriculture Bugrin Y. G. Liddell State College of Agriculture H. M. Fletter J. G. Oliver T. O. Galloway Barnesville Towaliga B. O. Childs Monroe County H. C. Appleton Tion Kiwanis Club of Gether Lunsford Pasture Washington Iowa Mr. Lunsford Cheon Asset Southern Railway System Missouri United States Department of Agriculture Warren McMichael Don Thompson Elgin Fred Flynt Cork Sarah Moore Virginia Smith Rufus Smith Stark Max Redman L. D. Singley John Robert Pulliam Corn Club Emma Morgan Miller Hodges Pig Club Oak Hill Dorris Laverder Lucile Lavender Ernest Lavender Robert Thomas Fincherville Ernest Allen Homer Rutledge Bernard Knowles Delta Grove Orestus Haimmock Phillips Henley Henderson Wall Flovilla Annie Lou Vickers Janet Biles Henry Higgins Fleetwood Polk Sam Linch Grace Thomas Herschel McClellan Lamar Biles Lowell Preston West Butts George Kinard Russell Cochran van Kinard Strawberry Association South’s Heroes
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