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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
5
The head of the Bureau of Public Roads forecasts the United States will build about 180000 miles of Federal-aid roads under the Federal Highway Act. Inspecting the entire network at 30 miles per hour, 8 hours a day on working days, without repeating a mile, would take roughly two and a half years.
Short notice listing for W F Hooper of Winchester Nursery Company Smithville Tennessee. Represents Winchester Nursery Company, Winchester Tennessee, as professional contact card.
Jackson resident J H Smith recalls a kidney trouble attack with back pain dizziness and nervous spells then finds relief via Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Carmichael Drug and Book Co. He reports complete cure and endorses the product. Sold at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY. Advertisement
Funeral services for Hon. J. H. Land, a well known citizen, were held Friday at 3 30 p m in Jackson Methodist church. Rev J R Jordan and Rev John W Ham of Atlanta led the service. Floral offerings reflected high regard and pallbearers included S O Ham T W Ham J L Lyons W P Nutt E C Cawthon S M Pope. Interment followed in Jackson cemetery.
A public message from Mr. Dixon on censorship sparks a local moral clash, arguing censorship defends children and law while criticizing his views as vulgar. The piece notes Mr. Hays posture on film standards and questions consistent morality, alongside reports that 37 billion gallons of liquor are moved to central storage, with substantial evaporation reducing estimates to about 29 million gallons.
J Threatt Moore declares his bid for the Legislature representing Butts County under Democratic rules. He asks for the support and influence of every white voter in the county ahead of the white primary on September 13, 1922.
John L. Lyons presents himself as a candidate for the high and honorable position of Representative in the white Democratic primary for Butts County. He pledges nonpartisan consideration and devotion to the county and its people.
A candidate announces for the Democratic nomination for the 68th Congress in the Sixth Congressional District. He thanks supporters and pledges to serve district interests in legislative and other matters. The letter reflects campaign formalities and district election rules.
Farmers across Butts county and the state lack calcium arsenate as boll weevil pressure grows. Dealers depleted supplies and manufacturers are not shipping enough. The agriculture commissioner’s office reports mounting checks and letters with no clear relief yet. Carmichael Drug Company advertises Tanlaec as a scientific triumph.
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