Jackson Rifles to Undergo Annual Inspection on March 3
The Jackson Rifles will be inspected in the armory Thursday night March 3 at 8 o'clock. Col H B Heidt Major S E Wilson Major Arthur McCollum and Lieut Col James M Kimbrough Jr will represent government state and property inspection. The unit mustered into service September 21, 1920 and is praised as a well drilled company. A barbecue will follow Thursday afternoon at Mallets Spring.
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Jackson Rifles
H. B. Heidt
S. E. Wilson
Arthur McCollum
State of Georgia
James M. Kimbrough, Jr
Mallets Spring
Maybe We’ll All Be Black Some Day
The text warns of a temporary coal supply per Prof William Berryman Scott and suggests future substitutions. It envisions moving to the tropics if no alternative is found and notes potential racial implications as descendants adapt to heat, concluding with no color line.
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William Berryman Scott
Princetown
North
Tropics
Time and patience as remedy for economic shift
The piece argues change comes with time not legislation. It notes the back to the farm movement gains traction as urban wages fall and factories close. It condemns penny pinching as poor economy and urges readers to stay informed to grasp new opportunities.
Dodsons Liver Tone Claims Calomel Killer in Ad
An advertisement touts Dodsons Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel claiming it cleanses the liver stomach and bowels without sickness and offers a money back guarantee. It notes 15 million bottles sold. The Dawson News comments on profit sharing schemes as outdated and unlikely to revive widespread wealth.
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Dodson
Adv
Not too late to plant Sweet Peas Spencer mix
A Walton Tribune style notice urges merchants to advertise and offer value. It cites Carmichael Drug Store and warns that those who neglect advertising will fall behind as people seek value and coins. The piece emphasizes timely advertising as essential in current markets.
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Spencer
Carmichael Drug Store
Walton Tribune
Alpharetta Free Press Leads In Local Coverage
The Alpharetta Free Press remains active in rural reporting with steady editorial stance and broad community focus, maintaining the traditional country newspaper cadence and vigor.
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One Game Chicken
Alpharetta Free Press
Prominent Western Man Praises Tanlac
George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas, a leading stock dealer, reports Tanlac restored his health. He gained thirty five pounds, regained appetite, and his digestion improved after six bottles. He says his wife also found relief and invites others to verify his claim. Tanlac is sold in Jackson by Carmichael Drug and Book Co. adv.
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Tanlac
George W. Logan
Peabody
Kansas
Middle West
Taniac
Tanac
Jackson
Carmichael Drug and Book Co
Adv
World cotton carryover and U S production in 1920
World carryover of cotton grown outside the United States on July 31, 1920 exceeded the prior year by 2,100,000 bales. U S production for 1920 was reported as 6,086,000 bales according to Hester. The 1919 year saw a proportional share of the world mill supply of cotton.
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United States
Hester
Dr Pierce’s Remedies Praised by Mrs Morris Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia Mrs Morris testifies after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for over 16 years with relief. She began after her marriage for feminine trouble and continued with Pleasant Pellets and other medicines. She notes her sister daughter and others also benefited and that all drugs are sold by local druggists.
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Roanoke
Dr. Pierce
John Morris
Fifth Ave
N. BE
World Cotton Production and Consumption in 1919
U S census data show United States supplied 56.7 percent of cotton, British India 22.4, Egypt 5.9, China 5.7, Brazil 2.8, Russia 2.2, and others 4.3 percent. World factory cotton production in 1919 reached 19,260,000 bales plus 582,000 linters, with consumption 1,100,000 bales less than production. American cotton consumption runs 25 percent below last year, while production is estimated 1,662,000 bales higher.
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United States
British India
Egypt
China
Brazil
Russia
U. S
Resolving Cotton Prices and Personal Salvation Advice
The piece notes that resolutions are acceptable locally but ineffective for lifting cotton prices or reducing cotton acreage. It asserts individuals must seek personal salvation through work and discipline, reflecting a mood of self-reliance and moral urging amid rough economic talk.
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A. L. Jones
Barnesville, GA
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
Charlotte, N. C
New Orleans
Geo
Hall of Fame
The
Dawson News
G. W. Logan
Peabody, Kansas
Landreths Garden Seeds
B. F. Watkins
Jackson, Georgia
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