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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
2
Worthville notes a series of visits and travels. Miss Gladys Welch of Atlanta spends weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs W F Stodghill. Others visit relatives in Griffin Macon Atlanta Jackson and Atlanta. A Fourth of July fish fry at South River bridge and protracted meeting planned for July.
Jenkinsburg hosts an entertainment event titled Clubbing a Hus band at 8 p m Central time on July 7. Admission 10c for children under 12 and 25c for adults. Presented by the D D Club with Miss John Speer Wadley and Misses Ollila Jackson Emmaly Childs, proceeds to playground fund. Political context mentions weak enthusiasm for the state primary.
A Georgia reader argues most farms under the tenant system are not self supporting due to soil wear and cotton dependence. He urges livestock, legumes, and white supervision to build independence, noting sharecroppers and their families can be economically viable only with overseer guidance.
The article explains rectifiers and three-electrode vacuum tubes, detailing how a grid controls current between filament and plate. It covers Fleming's two-electrode valve, DeForest’s grid improvement, and how grid potential shapes plate current, enabling high frequency rectification in radio receivers.
The superintendent and foremen of Atlanta Ford Motor Company departments were hosted at a July Fourth barbecue and fish fry at the Central Georgia Power Company dam by Jackson Ford dealers Buttrill Brothers. A stylish menu accompanied a highly enjoyable day for attendees.
Proponents say compromise on a road bond issue is possible only if some bonds are allocated for educational purposes. They argue ignorance fuels trouble and crime and call for more education of the right kind.
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