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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
7
The North Carolina Board of Health promotes open windows and fresh air as TB prevention with a dozen proverbs. Georgia Governor Hardwick faces a challenging tax system overhaul seen as requiring courage and resourcefulness amid calls for tax reform and burden shifts.
Cork area residents including Mr and Mrs Woodie Higgins and Elkin visit Mr and Mrs W O Moore while H F Goldstien and children see the Torbets. Ernest Smith and Virginia Rose dine with W A Smith. others host and travel as community ties strengthen. Efforts push to unite Georgia state agriculture departments for better public service.
Classified notice lists 200 bushels of Wanamaker Cleveland cotton seed 1920 crop at 1.00 per bushel 5 to 6 tons of peavine hay peas full 25 per ton fresh cured breakfast bacon 200 per pound J H Patri ck Jackson Ga plus Rhode Island Reds eggs from prize stock at Atlanta Macon shows 2 00 3 00 5 00 per setting 15 F P Lindsey Griffin Ga 2 17 7tp Also 5 000 shares of Georgia Soap Company stock or exchange for a good farm J H Price Jackson Ga 2 3 4te
A Southern seed firm promotes its 1922 Hastings catalog offering over a million free seed packets of easy to grow flowers. The offer requires no purchase and promises descriptive illustrations of vegetables flowers and farm crops plus gardening tips. Send for the catalog from H G Hastings Co seed men in Atlanta Georgia.
David W. Griffith's epoch making film returns to New York and plays at the Jackson Theatre on Saturday February 25. The production blends film and music to recount the Civil War era from slavery to Reconstruction with sweeping scenes and historic events.
The speaker argues wealth comes from the earth and farmers must receive fair prices for their products. He urges bankers and business leaders to support farmers to restore buying power and lift half the population from poverty.
A brief humorous exchange recalls a late night visit by Santa Claus. A boy reports hearing Santa speak after tripping on a bed post, while the woman asks if she saw him, noting it was too dark.
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