Fitzgerald to House Sweet Potato Syrup Station
The Washington bureau of chemistry of the U S Department of Agriculture will locate a sweet potato syrup production station in Fitzgerald Georgia. A committee reviewed many Georgia towns and recommended Fitzgerald to carry out the experimental syrup program under the agricultural appropriation bill. Representatives have been visiting various points in Georgia to implement the provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Federal Department of Agriculture
Fitzgerald
Bureau
Georgia
Visit Highlights and Local Guests in Macon
Mrs. E D Hoard visits sister Mrs Kimbell and relatives in Macon. Mrs Annie Moss visits Macon on Sunday. Mrs White of Griffin and Mrs Sanders of Newnan return home after visiting Miss Joe Warner. Admiral James H Oliver spends the day with relatives at Rock Castle. Oliver retired January 15 after 48 years in the navy and now lives with Mrs Oliver in Shirley Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Moss
Macon
White
Griffin
Sanders
Newnan
Joe Warner
Bud Warner Sanders
James H. Oliver
Rock Castle
Admiral Oliver
Navy
Mrs. Oliver
Shirley
Hope for Improved Business With New Republican Administration
The text expresses a belief that business will improve under the Republican administration entering office on March 4, with abundant optimism supporting that expectation.
Calendar listings from February term of 1921 Superior Court
Calendar entries for cases heard in February 1921 at the Superior Court include adversaries such as Mrs. R. W. Mays admix versus J. B. Mays and Carter Co. versus W. W. Stodghill, with numerous other civil actions involving City of Jackson, banks, companies, and individuals. The list shows case numbers from 80 to 482 and includes parties like The Atlanta Journal Co. versus G. H. White and J. B. Watkins, as well as various suits against or by local businesses and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W.mays
Admix
J. B. Mays
H. W. Copeland
Thomas Fears
the Carter Co
W. W. Stodghill
W. M. Crawford
City of Jackson
R. Gunter
City of
Jackson
Allie Willard
C. N. Brownlee
W. P. Newton
Henry C. Busbee
O. N. Brownlee
W. P
J. J. Duke
T. J. Byars
Farmers Union Warehouse Co
B. L. Harper
C. G. Turner
T. W. Fears
Strickland Crouch Co
W.L. Wilder
J. M. Leach
Fifa
Henry Watson
Bunk Weaver
M.L. King & Son
F. E. McClendon
Martha Beasley
W. J. Chambers
Emma Maddox
Albert W. Newton
Joe Warner
L. M
W. M
R. L. Crawford
Finley & Jarrell
M. L. King
Griffin Mfg. Co
Local Social Roundup From Jenkinsburg Area
Jenkinsburg residents note minor travels and weekend visits. W J Bankston and W H Mills journeyed to Atlanta. J D Phillips entertained guests from East Point. Mrs J W Harper rests at home. Dr Milarid Barron visited Orchard Hill. Mrs J H Mills returns from Atlanta. Lucile Aikin of Shorter College spent home time. Mrs J L Whitaker convalesces after six weeks illness. Velma Leverette from Atlanta visits family. Grace Bankston returns from McDonough. D B Moore visits G C Moore and Jack Price. D O Woodward visits Wallace household. Miss Willie Wren cancels Expression class due to health.
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W. H. Mills
Atlanta
J. D.phillips
Hunter Manning
Phillip
East Point
J. W. Harper
Milarid Barron
Orchard Hill
B. F. Aikin
J. H. Mills
Velma Leverette
Grace Bankston
Frank Lowell
McDonough
D. B. Moore
G. C. Moore
Jack Price
D. O. Woodward
J. E. Wallace
Willie Wren
SAVE MONEY BUYING FERTILIZERS CO OPERATIVELY
A farmer recalls organizing neighboring farmers to form a cooperative buying group for fertilizer and farm supplies. He secured the best prices by pooling orders into carload lots and, though he charged no fee, members paid enough to cover wages for delivering guano, bookkeeping, and postage. Several others joined or attempted to join as individuals.
Flovilla Puts on School Sports and Societies Week
Flovilla School reports Adelphian boys win 20 to 12 over Plattonians and girls 25 to 6. lists team rosters for both. Plans include basketball schedule with Jackson High and Locust Grove, two games each, home and away, plus a Valentine party fundraiser. Sidney Lanier essays win prize. large graduating classes with several diplomas. kickoff for baseball and possible tennis and track meets planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphian
Plattonians
van Hay
Jesse Tolleson
Alvin Greer
Alfred Millen
Curtis Preston
James Greer
Haweard Greer
Dewey Edalgo
Marjorie Thomas
Jewel Leverette
Mildred Doby
Viola Tolleson
Eugenia Lynch
Ruby Leverette
Marguarite Maddux
Jackson High School
Locust Grove
Flovilla
Sidney Lanier
Frances Allen
Marguurite Maddux
Plattonian
Black and Gold
Buttrill Brothers Urge Quick Auto Orders for Spring
Buttrill Brothers press for immediate car orders noting expected heavy demand in the spring. Dealers push customers to reserve vehicles now to secure preferred models and delivery timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttrill Brothers
Dehorning Cattle Advisable For Health And Efficiency
Georgia Experiment Station outlines that horns offer little value beyond show appeal and that dehorning reduces injuries and space needs. It recommends dehorning calves before three days old using caustic potash, or older cattle with saw or clippers, ensuring a close cut near the head.
Dehorning Cattle Advice From Georgia Experiment Station
Care with potash water to avoid injury to calf. Perform in cool weather away from fly season. Apply pine tar if done in other weather. Prevent straw or brush access after horn removal to limit infections. See Bulletin No. 111 for methods and obtain free copies from the Animal Husbandry Department.
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Georgia Experiment Station
Animal Husbandry Department
Experiment
Jackson Knights Templar to Be Inspected March 4
Alexius Commandery No. 22 Knights Templar will be inspected March 4 by Grand Junior Warden Perry L. Blackshear of Atlanta. Drills are under way to prepare, and a meeting will be held Friday night. All Sir Knights urged to attend the conclave.
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Alexius Commandery No
Knights Templar
Perry L. Blackshear
Atlanta
Potato potential in Butts County boosts farm profits
Farmers in the South shift from cotton to diversify as spot cash markets open for sweet potatoes and other farm products. The piece predicts a strong potato year in Butts County and urges growers to plant more potatoes to improve their finances and beat boll weevil pressure.
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Butts County
Community finance drives local home buying push
The text urges immediate focus on home buying and year of community cooperation. It emphasizes keeping dollars in local circulation to support common interests and warns that money sent away leaves the community permanently.
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W. A. Smith
King’s
C. W. Buchanan
J. W. Mayfield
Jinks Co
Tfe
Jackson Camp No. $7
John Kimbell
Mays
H. G. Bunn
Second Street
G. M. Thornton
J. R. Conner
Bule Durham
Harrison Shhpard
Calendar Butts Superior Court
Jenkinsburg
Flovilla School News
Edsel B. Ford
The
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Buttrill Bros
Jackson Rifles
E.S. Settle
Captain Jackson Rifles
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