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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
5
Mrs. W. M. Peden of Navasota recounts recovering strength after feeling health slipping away. She cites nervous fatigue and poor rest, credits Cardui Home Treatment with improved appetite, rest, and energy, and calls it a tonic worth trying as many other women have found helpful. All druggists sell it.
Louisville observed drivers at three Dixie Highway crossings. Of 967 vehicles, 57 percent looked both ways and 37 percent looked one way. 6 percent crossed without precautions. One in four stopped to check for approaching trains. 28 exceeded twenty miles per hour.
J Threatt Moore announces candidacy for the Georgia Legislature from Butts County under Democratic Executive Committee rules for the white primary on September 13 1922. He appeals for white voters support and influence.
J F Flynt announces candidacy to represent the Sixth Congressional District in the 68th Congress. He asks for votes and active support from friends across the district and pledges to advocate for the people’s interests if elected.
A candidate for Congress from the Sixth district appeals for votes from all men and women in the district ahead of the Democratic Primary on September 13 1922.
A public safety notice urges drivers to slow and look both ways before crossing tracks. It warns that ignoring the warning signs endangers pedestrians and motorists and stresses the danger is greater than the effort to proceed without caution.
William H. Fish announces his bid to succeed himself as Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court subject to the Democratic primary on September 13. He cites full duties of the office and limited time for campaigning while pledging faithful service and continued health and experience.
United States button output and export value reach high levels since World War I. The Farmer’s Wife poll shows 94 percent of farm mothers would want daughters to marry farmers, praising farm life for health, stability, and opportunity, with rural communities seen as essential to American character.
A large shipment of slippers in assorted whites and patent leather arrives and will be offered at about half price. A special window display showcases the new stock.
Dr and Mrs R L Hammond and child guest Sunday of J R Hammond. Mrs F W Jordan and daughter visit the Washingtons in Atlanta. Misses Turner and Lily and Fannisy Pritchett host and entertain friends. Mary Grubbs, Nannie Reynolds of Griffin visit Duffy McCoy. Mrs Turner and Lois Jones visit Mangham family. John Washington from Macon visited the Washingtons. Claude Wright from Chicago visits county relatives after 30 years away. Ella Aiken leaves for Barnesville to join Collier's Mill. A farm women extension poultry clubs members raised 2 083 127 standard bred chickens earning 1 617 047 83 in addition to home use.
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