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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
5
The Progressive Farmer advises limits on cottonseed meal in rations. Do not feed dairy cows more than four pounds daily, even with high milk output, and consider other high protein feeds. Hogs should get about one pound per day, with cottonseed meal limited to one fourth of the total ration.
The new cab service touted as easy in and out meets all trains with telephone calls answered. Stand in front of Carmichael Drug and Book Co as Punk Thurman and Old Reliable Hackman Jackson promote service in Jackson Georgia.
The 1920 census counts 44,885 deaf and dumb persons in the United States, up from 1910, while the rate per million falls from 486 to 425, as announced by the census bureau in Washington D C.
To voters of the Sixth Congressional District, J W Wise announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for the 68th Congress under district rules. He thanks supporters and pledges active representation of district interests if elected, followed by Jed Oplynt’s own brief candidacy appeal requesting votes and support for the same Congress.
I am a candidate for Congress from the Sixth district, subject to the Democratic Primary, September 13th, 1922, and will appreciate the vote of every man and woman in the District. E. P. Frazer, Stonedge Stock Farm, Macon, Ga, R. F. D, No. 1.
A 1930s Camilla Georgia farming delegation toured Colquitt and Turner counties to study the creamery industry. They report that six months shipper farmers improve facilities, two to five gallon cans and a separator suffice to begin, and that dairy effort grows with hogs calves chickens and cream production.
Calendar lists cases and parties for the August term including Buttrill Bros vs G H White Mrs C B Standard vs Co Operative Fire Insurance Co Estes Mfg Co vs G A Dozier Phillips Crew Piano Co vs J W McDaniel Griffin Mfg Co vs W M Crawford Lunn Sweet Co vs J Aronson & S H Eiseman J O Minter vs Jim Watson etc. Several civil actions against banks and companies appear with claimant names and docket numbers.
Mr W O Brown of Statesville NC visits family in Indian Spring. Mrs Brown and children stay with Mrs Arnold. Mrs Reese of Newnan, superintendent of the Western Association WM A, is a guest at Neva Elder Hotel. Miss Joe Warner visits Barnesville to see Mary Ann Reeves who broke her hip months ago. Mr Ramsey of Covington, born in Indian Springs, visited last week and would welcome return as a citizen.
Fragment from a newspaper page features a child named Tommy saying his bedtime prayer altered with a humorous line about soul keeping. His mother guides him softly as the exchange hints at everyday domestic detail. The anecdote captures a domestic moment with light humor.
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