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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1922

Page

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Pasture Demonstration Draws Interest in Butts County

A courthouse pasture demonstration in Butts County drew local interest as farmers plan permanent pastures. Speakers included Roland Turner Southern Railway general agricultural agent Prof Paul Tabor and H C Bates. They urged dairying to ease debt and outlined pasture formulas for bottom and upland land.

Court House Butts County Roland Turner Southern Railway System Southern Agriculture Paul Tabor State College of Agriculture H. C. Bates L. D. Watson H. G. Wiley Prof. Tabor Turner Wisconsin Georgia Mr. Turner

Soil Map of Butts and Henry Counties Available

Citizens may obtain the soil survey of Butts and Henry counties by writing to Senator W J Harris in Washington. The survey, completed two to three years ago, includes maps and important soil information and should aid farmers in the county.

W. J. Harris WJ. Harris Washington, D. C Progress-Argus Butts County Senator Harris Butts Henry

Bankston Strikes Out Twenty as Jackson Defeats McDonough 3–0

In Jackson Friday, Bankston delivered a dominant pitching performance for Jackson, fanning 20 and allowing only 2 hits as the locals shut out McDonough 3 to 0. Pullin fanned nine and gave up six hits for McDonough. Bateersie?

Jackson McDonough Jacksony Bankston Pullin

Georgia must get over the blues at Kiwanis luncheon

Miss Jean Fulcher of the New York American urged Georgia to seize opportunities and stop dwelling on hard times and boll weevil. She praised advertising slogans and Georgia’s natural advantages while noting farmers’ irrigation success in the West. Opera singer Marianne Dozier entertained with songs, as eighty guests attended at the Foy Hotel luncheon.

H. C. Bates South Bates Alabama Georgia Southeast Miss Fulcher Miss Dozier Kiwanis Jean Fulcher Want Ad Department New York American Kiwanis Club Jackson Foy Hotel Fulcher George Batten Company West Marianne Dozier Montreal Opera Company Lucy Dozier Douglas Grand Opera W. B. Dozier

Negro lynched for alleged crime in Bibb county

In Macon Georgia a mob of about three hundred men lynched John Glover after he was captured in Griffin following an earlier shootout that wounded Policeman Pate Phelps. Deputies had been transporting him toward Macon when the mob halted the procession near Holton and executed him.

Macon John Glover Byrd Bibb County Holton Glover Griffin Pate Phelps

Singing at Sardis Church Next Sunday

There will be a singing at Sardis church next Sunday August 6. Two or three quartettes will render music. The public is invited to attend.

Sardis Church

Cotton Crop Condition At 70.8 Percent July 25

Washington reports the crop reporting board estimates cotton crop condition at 70.8 percent of normal on July 25, with a projected yield of about 157.2 pounds per acre and total production near 11.45 million bales. Abandoned acreage and boll weevil infestation figures by state are also provided, detailing varied losses and damage up to July 25.

Washington, D. C Crop Reporting Board Bureau of Agricultural Economics Department of Agriculture Tion Virginia North Carolina South South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Oklahoma Tennessee South Carolina Louisiana Texas Arkansas

Indian Springs Holiness Camp Meeting Opens Next Week

The thirty second annual Indian Springs Holiness camp meeting begins Thursday night August 10 and runs through August 20. Dr John Paul of Wilmore Kentucky and Dr L J Miller of Nashville Tennessee head the program with Hamp Sewell directing the singing. The event draws many visitors to Butts county and supports local moral life and farm produce sales.

Indian Springs Holiness Camp Meeting J. W. Crum John Paul Wilmore L. J. Miller Nashville Tenn Paul Camp Ground Miller Methodist Church, South Hamp Sewell Butts County

Rev John W Ham to Lead New York Church Month

The Rev John W Ham pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle Atlanta and his wife Mrs Ham have been visiting T W Ham’s home and will supply the First Baptist Church in New York for August. He will also conduct meetings in Pennsylvania while away. Butts county friends see him making a strong impression in the metropolis.

First Baptist John W. Ham The Baptist Tabernacle Atlanta Ham T. W. Ham New York First Baptist Church

Dr. Frazer Withdraws From Sixth District Congressional Race

Bibb county physician E P Frazer withdraws from the sixth district congressional race. He cites lack of backing from his home newspapers the Macon Telegraph and the Macon Telegraph as the reason and thanks supporters and especially the ladies. His exit leaves the field to Congressman J.

Wise and Flynt Macon E. P. Frazer Bibb County Dr. Frazer

Young People 10 Conference to Feature Ainsworth and Candler

The Young People Conference at Indian Springs Holiness camp will run August 4 to 10. Bishop W N Ainsworth speaks Saturday and Bishop Warren A Candler on Sunday as the event highlights the session. Mrs J M Glenn of Valdosta leads the young people meeting with a pageant planned for August 8 by North and South Georgia conferences.

W. N. Ainsworth Warren A. Candler Young People’s Conference Indian Springs Bishop Ainesworth Bishop Candler Methodist Church South Crong Ainsworth Candler J. M. Glenn Valdosta North Georgia Jackson Church W. E.watkins South Georgia Glenn North

Monroe County Tax Digest Falls in 1922

Tax returns show a decline from 1921 to 1922 with a $550,498 decrease. The digest totals drop from $4,860,842 in 1921 to $4,310,344 in 1922, reflecting reduced property values in Monroe County.

Monroe County

Clyde Manning Receives Life Sentence in Georgia Slayings

Clyde Manning, farm boss on the Williams plantation near Covington, is convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. Williams, owner of the farm, is already serving a life term. Manning testified he acted under orders to hide peonage conditions.

Covington, Ga Clyde Manning Williams Plantation Here Manning Williams

Wise and Flynt Compete for Likely Runoff Fight

Walter Wise of Fayetteville and Judge J J Flynt of Griffin remain the two candidates in the narrowed field. The coming campaign is expected to grow in interest and a vigorous contest may follow.

Walter Wise Fayetteville J. J. Flynt Griffin

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