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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
6
The fall term of Jackson public schools ends Thursday afternoon December 22 with a ten day vacation for teachers and students. Spring term starts Monday January 2. Out of town teachers will remain at their homes over the holidays. The term was successful with attendance meeting expectations.
Blood rich in red cells brings vigor while anaemia drains strength and pallor. A course of Gude's Pepto Mangan, liquid or tablet, restores normal blood, adds red cells, and returns health and energy.
FLOVILLA residents share visits and holiday plans. Capt and Mrs R V Smith spent Sunday with son F C Smith in Monroe. R L Allen Jr of Emory College at home for holidays. Mrs A F White visited Atlanta, guest of Mrs M A Lindsey. Miss Sarah Allen of Birmingham to return Friday. F M Lawson of Atlanta weekend guest. Miss Lillian Waits improving after illness. H A Henderson becomes Southern Railway agent at Ellenwood. James L Holloway of Macon seriously ill. Dr. Robert B Thompson returning from Texas for holidays. Wishing merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
The Jackson Mercantile Co offers pricing on Bugs and Ready-to-Wear this week. Buy government barbed wire for pastures and milking cows supplies.
Mr and Mrs J Q Washington of Griffin hosted relatives including their children. Mrs Matilda Jones and Mrs Nannie Reynolds and son visited Mrs Duffy McCoy. Ella Mage Aiken returned from Griffin visit. Sara Mae Turner returned home from a sister in Blount. The Washingtons and H F Washington and children visited J Q Washington in Griffin. C F Weldon of Patillo visited W M Hammond. Mrs Duffy McCoy is gravely ill and wished for a speedy recovery. Miss Mary Lizzie Jones returned from an extended visit with sister Mrs Emmett Gunnels near Cork. Verda Jones was summoned to Atlanta to ailing brother.
Butts county ginned 4,066 bales of cotton by December, down from 11,228 bales in 1920, a drop of 7,162 bales. The decline reflects a sharp fall in output and marks a reduced yearly tonnage compared with last year.
R N Etheridge seeks to buy peas in any quantity and in pure varieties. He wants good bags for delivery or pickup.
The message stresses teamwork and joint effort as key to a successful new year across all business lines. Leaders emphasize collaboration, shared goals, and coordinated action to meet targets and boost performance.
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