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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
3
A Falls Street lenses shop owner, identified as Deifer, was arrested on August 3 following a disturbance at the store. Police reported minor injuries to a bystander and found disputed ownership of the business.
Three special textile trains will be run daily by the Southern Railway System starting August 1 to move cotton factory products from mills in Carolina. The trains will be loaded solidly with southern textiles, handle goods from outside the South, run on fast schedules, and receive the same care as peaches and other perishables.
A protracted meeting starts August 4 at Sar dis Baptist church with hopes for large attendance and attentive services. The note urges active participation, duty, and a glorious revival, while also reflecting on a growing community with children and a wish for a good school and cooperative teachers.
From a civic plea urging residents to buy locally to keep jobs and money within Jackson and Butts counties. The message highlights the chain of purchases from Connecticut clocks to California fruit and asks how local prosperity suffers when residents shop outside the area.
A singing event at Cedar Rock Sunday afternoon begins at 2 P M with the Jackson Orchestra assisting in the music. Music lovers are invited to attend and take part.
The article notes women showing strong interest in paint up and clean up efforts and highlights broader cleanup movements where their participation can greatly aid progress and community welfare.
The missionary survey notes about 336000 Indians in the U S living on 100 reservations. Roughly 200000 reside in Southern states across many tribes with distinct languages customs and standards. Despite earlier views, birth rates exceed deaths and population grows slowly.
The phrase promotes joining a growing nationwide effort described as the cow sow and hen movement, encouraging participation to avoid being overwhelmed by swampy conditions and align with a broader agricultural or rural initiative.
Agricultural column urges owners to sow pastures or lawns with weed control in mind. Key steps include preselecting pasture size, preparing a thick seedbed six to twelve months ahead, lime and fertilizer, sowing densely for 100 percent stands, and keeping weeds from seeding with mowing as a cultivator.
A compact proverb reads a Persian saying about knowledge and awareness. It classifies people by their awareness of their own knowledge and suggests guiding those who are unknowing, dull, asleep, or wise. Animal terms Cow Sow Hen appear as framing.
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