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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1920

Page

6

The Country Gentleman Subscription Appeal

An appeal promoting subscriptions to The Country Gentleman, offering $1.00 for 52 issues of the Great National Farm Weekly. Readers are invited to deposit money with the publisher and receive Herbert Quick’s series and other farm articles.

Country Gentleman Herbert Quick Great National Farm Weekly

February term of Butts superior court opens in Jackson

The February term of Butts superior court convenes in Jackson Monday for a two week session. Judge W E H Searcy Jr of Griffin will preside with Solicitor General E M Owen as prosecutor. Civil cases will be taken up first week and criminal business second week. Court officials are preparing for the convening with focus on boosting the community.

Butts W. E. H. Searcy, Jr Griffin Venes

War relief campaign launches in Georgia February twenty second

Georgia counties form committees with active subscriptions flowing to Atlanta headquarters. Leaders assert success is assured as the state prepares for the relief drive beginning February 22.

Atlanta

Christians Aid Jewish War Relief Drive in Georgia

Georgia Jews plan the February 22 campaign to raise 800000 for suffering Jews in Eastern Europe and Palestine with state and city committees led by W H Kriegshaber and Harold Hirsch. Christians, including Augusta Rotary, join efforts as Red Cross and government relief officials warn conditions worsen.

Atlanta Georgia Europe Palestine W. H. Kriegshaber Augusta Joint Distribution Committee Hoover Mission Eastern Harold Hirsch Fred Ruslander Ruslander Mr. Ruslander Herbert Hoover H. P. Davison The Red Cross United States Rotary Club of America Frederick G. Johnson American Red Cross Commission Poland Johnson Department of the East River Bug Novogrodek Reief Administration American Red Cross

Announcement of Wagner's Garage automotive repairs

Announcement states association with Wagner's Garage after March first to handle all automotive repairs with personal attention and prompt, reliable service. Also advertises civil service examinations February to March for 18 to 50 year olds with $110 monthly, free particulars via R Terry in Washington DC. A separate sale lists Wanamaker Cleveland Cotton Seed at $2 per bushel and 15 shoats for sale in Jackson Georgia.

Wagner Civil Service R. Terry Continental Bldg Washington, D. C Wanamaker Cleveland Cotton J. H. Patrick Jackson

Faust Real Personage Revealed as Quack Prophet

Munich library re cataloging uncovers Faust the legend as a real self styled prophet and horoscope peddler. Canon Lieb diary notes Faust dated 5 June 1528 claiming sun and love align. Lieb says Faust posed as commander while selling fake remedies and horoscopes. he allegedly prospered from education at Heidelberg class of 1487.

Faust Goethe Munich Killian Lieb Lieb Germany Heidelberg

Sycamores Defy Spring Growth Delays and Disease

The article extols the sycamore for late leafing and prolonged bare branches into June. It suggests May leaves may be lost to a fungous disease and July foliage might be a second crop, praising the tree’s persistence amid harsh conditions.

Silence and Tact Worth More Than Words

A newspaper-style reflection on speaking wisely versus constant chatter. It cites a public remark about someone who talks much yet conveys little and promotes the motto that silence is golden. Emphasizes ideas over words and the value of speaking only when meaningful.

19 000 U S Soldiers Still Overseas Says Baker

Secretary Baker told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that 19 000 U S soldiers remain overseas with 6 000 in Siberia and 13 990 in Europe. He said all drafted men are en route home and remaining regulars will be withdrawn by April. Casualties in Siberia have been minimal in six months.

U. S Baker Washington United States Siberia Europe House Foreign Affairs Committee House

Bull Moose Party to Roll Full Georgia Ticket This Year

The Bull Moose party announces plans to field a complete slate in Georgia as political activity peaks this year. Party leadership urges activists to engage and mobilize across local races and statewide contests.

Bull Moose Party Georgia

Would You Care To Go Somewhere For A Bite To Eat

In four months Helena Porgie-Helena agrees to Rupfield’s shy proposal as he asks to dine together. They share a night out in a bright cafe with palms and music. She accepts and orders a lobster salad turkey sandwich fruit punch and four scoops of ice cream.

Rupfield Porgie Helena Indianapolis Star

Wise Faces No Opposition in Sixth District

The Washington correspondent for the Atlanta Constitution says Congressman J. W. Wise will likely have no opposition this year. Wise is described as a quiet hard worker who stays on the job, making him hard to beat. The sixth district is well represented in Congress at present.

Washington Atlanta Constitution J. W. Wise Wise Congress

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Payne Bisonville Farm Loan Board Jackson National Bank Jackson Pe Fagen Cross E. M. Owen Attor League of J. W. McDaniel’s Store Bucharest H. C. Barnes Stodghill Welch & Co J. O. Cole R. E. Lunsford Covington St Jackson, Ga Sycamore R. B. Thompson Flovilla Pearl Crane L. I. Gunn McDonough J. L. Lyons B. F. Watkins, Sr S. B. Wallace Griffin, Ga Income Internal Revenue Service
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