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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
5
In Coles, twelve miles north of Sylvester, a widow asked two Holiness ministers to restore her dead husband Robert Rouse. They carried her to his grave with clothing and vault tools but abandoned the plan when Sheriff Sumner arrived.
Subscription payment time prompts rapid settlement for newspaper subscribers. High paper costs and postage burden the press as publishers bear war era strains. A small contribution from each subscriber would greatly help.
The piece notes that unsettled conditions tempt some people to dodge debts while urging honest men to pay what they can. It contrasts those seeking excuses with those who fulfill obligations despite hardship.
Jackson merchants report sharp price cuts across clothing shoes dress goods and groceries with sugar at 10 cents a pound. Analysts say stockouts after holidays will push prices up, urging early purchases to avoid higher costs. Advertising campaigns boost trade as retail activity grows through the Christmas season.
An advertisement claims Danderine stops hair from falling out and thickens while beautifying. It touts inexpensive daily use and states after a few applications no more shedding or dandruff, with hair showing new vigor brightness color and abundance.
On Thursday evening the Meth o dist parsonage in Jenkinsburg hosted a traditional pounding for Rev E C Wilson and his family as gifts from nearly every home in town and nearby areas. Wilson was among the few Griffin District preachers retained for another year at his former charge.
An advertisement claims Ratsnap kills ATS DIE so do mice and rats with no residue odor. It touts three sizes 35c, 65c, and $1.25 cakes for homes, farms, and buildings. Sold by Carmichael Drug & Book Co and Newton Hardware Co with a guarantee.
The Progressive Farmer warns farmers against selling cotton during a market drought as war disruptions kept prices low in 1914 and 1920. It argues the worst is over, prices will rise, but stresses organizing local and state cotton marketing and production groups to prevent recurring disasters and saving profits from reckless selling.
The Progressive Farmer asserts a proactive business mindset to control outcomes rather than be controlled by events. The phrase champions strategic thinking, readiness, and decisive action to shape markets and risk. It urges practical leadership and disciplined planning for agricultural enterprises.
Warren Furlow announces a community silver sale at Edward's Jewelry Store offering reduced prices. Edward's promotes discounted silver pieces aimed at budget shoppers.
Savannah, Ga will host the Mystic Shrine 1921 convention. Telegram to E. A. Cutts from Elias Lewis Garretson, Tacoma, Wash, says the imperial convention likely in May. City plans to raise 125000 dollars to entertain forty to sixty thousand delegates expected.
The past few days have brought moving time for many Methodist ministers. It is noted that the main drawback of being a Methodist preacher is the need to move every three or four years.
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