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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1923

Page

3

Value of Good Pastures on the Farm

The USDA Bulletin 1125 suggests Bermuda and carpet grasses as foundations for permanent pastures in the cotton region, with rye, orchard, red-top, and Dallas grasses as quick-season additions. Include legumes like lespedeza, melilotus, bur clover, vetch, and white clover for soil and productivity. improve wild lands with harrowing and seeding. plow and harrow where possible for best results. soil quality and careful preparation key to success.

United States Department of Agriculture Dallas

Stolen Jersey cow and red roan mare mule notice

Strayed from the lot Friday night January 19 a light brown muly-headed Jersey cow with rope halter on. Also a small red roan mare mule weighing about 900 pounds. Location: H. Kimbell, Jac! Reward offered. January 26 1911.

GEO. Kson H. Kimbell

Local Happenings in Cork and Nearby Towns

Joe Moore returns from Florida with flu. Mrs. H F Goldstein and children of Griffin visit Torbet family. R B Torbet back from Atlanta hospital operation. Annie and Edith Smith visit Beth Towles. A W Tucker from Riverside, Alabama visits homefolk. Homer Moss of Atlanta visits Inez Moss. Ruth Cole of Jackson visits Jane Torbet. C A Towles visits S K Smith. Oyster supper Friday night January 26, invites all friends.

Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and Birth Announcement

Forsyth resident Miss Ella Aiken spent the weekend with her family. A. F. Pritchett and family and J F Weldon with Biount guests joined Mr. and Mrs. W D Turner. J A Turner announce birth of a son on January 14. Nannie Mae Treadwell visited Blount with Miss Evelyn Weldon. J E Pettigrew and Ermine visited Mrs. J A Turner. Sallie Mae Turner and Lois Jones returned home after months at Blount. Raymond Mangham and Myrtle Mangham of West Butts visited. Sallie Mae Turner leaves Wednesday for Corbin Kentucky.

J. A. Turner C. A Sallie Mae Turner Lois Jones Blount Raymond Mangham Myrtle Mangham West Butts

United States Builds 116 166 Homes in Six Months

The United States built approximately 116 166 new homes during the first six months of 1922. About 1 700 000 000 dollars were spent on construction with 40 percent for homes. New York state spent 180 000 000 dollars. the central west 16 300 000. the middle Atlantic states 100 000 000. and the northwest nearly 17 000 000.

United States Mately New York State West Middle Atlantic States Northwest

Printing Endures Amid Rival Communications

The piece notes radio, telephone, telegraph, and typewriter as ages old but failing to displace printing. It argues printing remains vital, driven by its inherent appeal, while other transport and tech advances steadily reshape use of printing alongside evolving media.

Printing and its enduring role in business and culture

The passage argues printing remains essential across art, science, industry and advertising, describing four and a half centuries of improvement while preserving core craft ideas. It emphasizes printing as the foundation of literature and business communication, with no substitute yet for real printing.

Warde

Community needs Kiwanis or Rotary in Barnesville

The Barnesville News-Gazette urges the city to form a community organization like Kiwanis or Rotary. It argues that people lose time going it alone and that organization and teamwork drive progress.

Kiwanis Rotary

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Ional Jackson Georgia Dr. King Jersey L. D. Singley R. I D. O. Woodward Jenkinsburg J. H. McKibben A F. White Flovilla Kinkle E. O. Huson Wiener W. A. Smith Geo. H. Kimbell Cork Joe Moore Florida H. F. Goldstein Chil Dren Griffin Mrs. R. W. Torbet Mr. R. B Torbet St. Joseph’s Hos Pital Atlanta Annie Edith Smith Beth A. W. Tucker Riverside, Ala Homer Moss Atanta Inez Moss Ruth Cole Jane Torbet C. A. Towles S. K. Smith Elgin Ella Aiken Forsyth A. F. Pritchett J. F. Weldon W. D. Turner Nannie Mae Treadwell Evelyn Weldon J. E. Pettigrew Ermine Mr. Paul Jones Miss Sallie Mae Turner Corbin, Ky Atlanta Constitution Daily Progress Argus Jackson, Ga S. Copeland A. R. Conner J. C. Jones Durham Tobacco Central Prining The Barnesville News-Gazette Clark S. H. Thornton Undertaker Einschem Clothes Etheridge-Smith & Co
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