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Jackson Progress Argus in Jackson, Georgia

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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

4

Georgia legislative musings and local creamery plans

The Jackson Progress Argus weighs Georgia finances and the capital removal dispute. Editors urge a statewide vote on the capital location, promote county creamery initiatives, and call for fair Confederate pensions while urging diversification of crops.

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The New Chivalry inspires civic and gender ethics

In Athens Mr. Harry Stillwell Edwards argues the New Chivalry should protect the self supporting woman and wage a broad social reform. He urges working women deserve fair pay and safe streets, and calls on men to defend their rights with science and virtue. He praises organized business groups as vital for community energy and booster spirit.

Harry Stillwell Edwards Phi Bet Kappa Society Athens Edmund Burke Order of Things Charlemagne Arthur Edwards America England France Belgium Italy Yeich South

Fairs Face Rough Fall as People Tighten Budgets

The handwriting on the wall warns of a tough fall for county fairs as many have been canceled. With money tight, residents will skimp on amusements while needing basic necessities, though fairs could rebound if conditions improve.

Lamar County Farmers Ship Wheat to Atlanta Market

Lamar county farmers shipped 100 bushels of wheat to a firm in Atlanta, netting $1.40 per bushel f. o. b. Barnesville. G W Pippin and sons led the delivery as the Atlanta market absorbs Lamar county grain.

Lamar County Atlanta Messrs

Georgia auto license receipts rise to 220,552 in early 1921

The total motor vehicle receipts for the first five months of 1921 increased to 220,552 dollars, reflecting higher licensing activity in Georgia. The report highlights a growing trend in vehicle regulation funding through state revenue during this period.

State Highway Department Georgia Highway Department State Treasury S. Guyt McLendon Stat

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