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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
4
A local notice includes subscription rates and a mix of civic commentary urging Georgia product promotion. It mentions February dates Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays and local topics such as hogs dairy farming and boll weevil solutions. It references Atlanta governor's mansion and Macon seeking capital.
The Dearborn Independent highlights Minnesota dairying showing butter output and 80 million dollars in revenue in 1920, with co operative creameries producing two thirds of state butter. Georgia farmers are urged to buy home products and expand local food production. Monticello News marked 41st birthday and praise for the paper. Butts county needs a five to ten year plan prioritizing dairy hog poultry peach and strawberry industries.
The Monticello News praises Threatt Moore of Jackson, noting his past as a ball player who "caught behind the bat" on the Monticello diamond and predicting a bright future as a railroad commissioner. It also commends his oratory and top-tier legal ability.
The Jackson Progress-Argus marks its fiftieth birthday as a stalwart example of fine journalism. The notice congratulates Butts county and the city of Jackson on the milestone, with a nod to the LaGrange Reporter.
The author argues that successful marketing hinges on presenting produce in neat attractive packaging. Producers should treat farm goods like retail purchases, demanding clean, appealing packaging at the market. Improved presentation will allow Georgia products to compete with any in the world markets.
Farmers of Butts county signed with the American Cone and Pretzel Company of Macon for 193 acres of pimento pepper at 35 dollars per ton delivered to Macon plant. The signed acreage equals about fifteen thousand dollars in contract value.
Farmers in Middle Georgia counties are offered contract prices of 50 cents per bushel for beans and 40 cents per bushel for sweet potatoes as they consider signing. The American Cone and Pretzel Company of Macon, a leading cannery buyer, has taken over the Willingham factory and plans to expand growing of pepper, potatoes, tomatoes, and beans under contract. Guard your stomach with Tanlae from Carmichael Drug and Book Company.
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