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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
7
Mrs. E A Godsey hosted a moonlight picnic for her Sunday School class of young ladies with invited young men. Lunch and tea followed late. Attendees included Mrs W C Godsey Mrs W F O Neal and Mr Stewart Pace. Revival services begin Sunday July 16 at Cedar Rock with all invited.
At the regular communication of St Johns Lodge No 45 F and A M to be held July 17 important business will be considered All members are requested to attend H M Moore W M None of the legislators appear to spend many sleepless nights trying to devise ways to save the state money but it has been all too easy to create new offices and pass appropriation bills.
In Butts County Georgia Doyle Campbell applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of John W Benson. The ordinary cites all creditors and next of kin to appear at his office within the time allowed by law and show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness J H Ham ordinary dated July 3 1922.
Friends learn Fred J. Hopkins recently graduated from Georgia Tech has accepted an engineering position at the International Harvester Company in Chicago. He will report for duty around July 24. His brother L H Hopkins has held a key post with the firm for three years.
The family of Mrs. H Land Thos J Land and Mr. and Mrs N F Land and Mr and Mrs C M Kimbell express deep thanks for sympathy and flowers after the sudden death of their husband and father. A separate note recounts Biolog United States Department of Agriculture hunters pursuing wolves in Arizona where a trap-wary female wolf was shot near a water hole after returning nightly to drink.
A gubernatorial candidate outlines platform planks to repeal the tax equalization law and enact free school books. He pledges to explain the steps required to implement these measures and how taxpayers will be affected. The remarks center on education funding and tax policy with a call to transparency.
The article notes a new electric incubator reducing manual egg turning. It features a divided metal cylinder with woven trays on a central tube and a bail pivot for balance. Also reported are federal road projects: 663 miles completed, 541 miles under construction in May, with total completed 17,038 miles and 15,000 miles under construction nationwide. Funds allotted reach 7.828 million dollars.
Stocks of beef in cold storage on June 1 1922 were only a little over half of last year and just over one third the five year average, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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