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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
2
The Federal Reserve Board’s weekly report shows deposits rising across 796 member banks as of July 12. Demand deposits up 781 million and time deposits 465 million since January 4, while investments fell 28 million and overall loans and discounts declined.
The 1921 world production of commercial cotton excluding linters was about 15,197,000 bales with 478 pounds of lint. U S consumption excluding linters reached about 16,914,000 bales, while American consumption totaled 5,911,914 bales. Also noted is strong Georgia interest in permanent pasture investments.
Georgia's 1922 general assembly schedules adjournment Thursday night at midnight with key legislation still pending. The Senate failed to pass the tax equalization repeal bill, which had already cleared the House.
The U S Department of Agriculture notes birds save farmers about 400 million dollars yearly by eating insects. A table lists insect species and estimated counts birds destroy, urging farmers to build bird refuges, feed during winter, and minimize hunting to boost natural pest control.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires a constitutional remedy. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as affecting the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It offers a one hundred dollar reward for proof of cure.
Dr Caleb A Ridley pastor of Central Baptist Atlanta and Klan official spoke to a large crowd in the Butts County courthouse on Ku Klux Klan principles and law enforcement. He traced the order to Reconstruction, defended its aims, and criticized Governor Hardwick for unmasking demands and pledges. J T Moorey introduced him. the talk drew favorable reactions.
The query asks whether Georgia products are used and why. No further context or supporting details are provided to determine usage or justification. Please supply specifics to enable a precise answer.
The Butts County Singing Convention will hold its annual meet ing at Towaliga church on September 1 and 2. Vice president J B Childs will preside with A C Perdue serving as secretary of the association.
The Honorable John T. Boifeuillet has been designated as Georgia fuel administrator as coal rationing becomes a concern. Supporters praise his integrity while acknowledging the challenging duties ahead in maintaining supply.
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