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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
8
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy to ease pregnancy discomfort. A Scranton reader testifies she needed only a nurse with her last two births, avoiding doctors and instruments. The ad asserts the product expands tissues, contains no narcotics, and is sold by druggists nationwide.
Editor argues that repealing the current Tax Equalization Law would harm farmers who have benefited from its fairness. He criticizes the old system for undervaluing land, notes inequities in land and personal property assessments, and urges farmers to defend the new law against moneyed interests who seek repeal.
The advertisement claims S. S. S. cleanses the blood to cure boils pimples blackheads and skin eruptions. It asserts the medicine destroys poisons in the blood enhances new blood cell production and strengthens flesh. Sold at drug stores in two sizes with the larger size touted as economical.
The summer term of Butts County Superior Court will convene in Jackson on Monday August 21. The article lists grand jurors and Traverse jurors for the August term with names such as M C Johnson J O Cole Geo F Etheridge S B Kinard E L Barnes J T Fincher and many others. Fostered return day occurred Tuesday and calendar expected to be light.
Mrs C C Davenport files for divorce from C C Davenport in Butts Superior Court August Term 1922. He is nonresident and not in state. court orders service by publication requiring appearance on the third Monday in August 1922. Judge W E H Searcy Jr. presides. Clerk S J Foster signs July 17, 1922.
The state agricultural experiment stations study 4 770 problems for the national farming sector per a U S Department of Agriculture compilation. About 1 960 projects cover agronomy and soils. 932 involve botany and horticulture. animal industry topics such as dairying account for about one eighth. remaining projects span other subjects.
A roster of individuals including Fincher, J. L. Andrews, S. P. Ridge way, C. M. Compton, A. A. Howell, J. C. McClendon, and others is recorded, highlighting a local recognition event with multiple signatories and affiliations.
A group of Butts county young men including C. L. Maddox W. C. Cole A. V. Maddox A. C. Young and others left for Corkin Kentucky to take jobs with the L and N Railroad. They report being well located receive good wages and enjoy the work.
W. E. Murphy of the Horseshoers Protective Association told a Plainfield New Jersey meeting that twenty seven million horses and mules still survive the ravages of automobiles. He said many are on farms and some on race tracks.
For sale Abruzzi rye suitable for early grazing is recommended by Mrs Wiley. Etheridge, Smith & Co.
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